Yunes 59-60
59- SAY: HAVE YOU SEEN HOW YOU MADE HARAM (FORBIDDEN) AND HALAL (PERMITTED) OUT OF THE PROVISIONS ALLAH SENT TO YOU. SAY: DID ALLAH PERMIT YOU OR DO YOU MAKE LIES CONCERNING ALLAH.
60- AND WHAT DO THOSE WHO INVENT LIES CONCERNING ALLAH THINK WILL HAPPEN ON THE DAY OR RESURRECTION, INDEED ALLAH BESTOWED GREAT BOUNTIES UPON ALL PEOPLE, HOWEVER MOST OF THEM DO NOT GIVE THANKS.
Allah the Highest created all the things on Earth and made them Halal (permitted) for us to use, and made few things Haram (prohibited). Therefore, the rule is that all is Halal with few exceptions, which Allah the Highest stated clearly. Allah the Highest said: “O MANKIND, EAT OUT OF WHAT IS ON EARTH, HALAL (LAWFUL) AND PURE, AND DO NOT FOLLOW THE FOOTSTEPS OF SATAN, FOR HE IS A CLEAR ENEMY TO YOU”. (S: A: 168)
And said: “SO EAT OUT OF WHAT ALLAH PROVIDED FOR YOU, HALAL AND PURE AND GIVE THANKS FOR ALLAH’S BOUNTIES IF YOU WORSHIP HIM”. (S: 16 A: 114)
No one else is allowed to forbid or permit the provisions Allah the Highest provided for us, for Allah the Highest said: “WHO IS HE WHO FORBIDS THE GOOD THINGS WHICH ALLAH BROUGHT FORTH FOR HIS SLAVES AND THE GOOD AND THE PLEASANT PROVISIONS?” (S: 7 A: 32)
Concerning prohibitions, I would like to note:
- The Prohibitions are made in clear and unambiguous statements in the Quran or through Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him.
- Allah the Highest forbids actions and deeds, rather than things. For example, Allah the Highest forbids the ingestion of Alcohol, dead animals, pigs, etc. We may used alcohol as disinfectant and in industry, and use the skin of dead animals or pigs to make shoes etc.
- What Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him, did not like or eat, is not forbidden for us.
- Allah the Highest allows us to eat what is prohibited when compelled to. One should not die of thirst in the desert when there is nothing else other than Alcoholic drinks to drink, or starve to death is a similar situation, if there is pig’s flesh to eat.
Allah the Highest likes to see the evidence of his bounty to his slaves. Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him, said: “When Allah gives you wealth, let it be shown on you”. (Ahmed & Termezi)
To prohibit something Allah the Highest did not prohibit, is not being strict within your religion, but is making a lie in the name of Allah the Highest. Prohibition is an authority of Allah the Highest, which He did not delegate to anyone else.
Some of us think that prohibiting things and making things harder for ourselves is good and that the harder our practice is, the better it is. This is wrong. Allah the Highest meant to make the practice of our religion easy for us, saying: “ALLAH DESIRES EASE NOT HARDSHIP FOR YOU”. (S: 2 A: 185)
Also Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him, was reported to say he, “Never had to choose between two thing, but he will choose the easier one”.
And he said, prayer and peace upon him: “Make things easy and do not make them hard”. (Bukhari: Magazi; 60 & DaMoqademah; 24))
And he said, prayer and peace upon him: “This religion is that of ease”. (B: Eman; 29 & N: Eman; 28 & A: 5; 69)
It is out of Allah’s Mercy and Bounty upon us that we are allowed all things on Earth except for only few.
59- SAY: HAVE YOU SEEN HOW YOU MADE HARAM (FORBIDDEN) AND HALAL (PERMITTED) OUT OF THE PROVISIONS ALLAH SENT TO YOU. SAY: DID ALLAH PERMIT YOU OR DO YOU MAKE LIES CONCERNING ALLAH.
60- AND WHAT DO THOSE WHO INVENT LIES CONCERNING ALLAH THINK WILL HAPPEN ON THE DAY OR RESURRECTION, INDEED ALLAH BESTOWED GREAT BOUNTIES UPON ALL PEOPLE, HOWEVER MOST OF THEM DO NOT GIVE THANKS.
Allah the Highest created all the things on Earth and made them Halal (permitted) for us to use, and made few things Haram (prohibited). Therefore, the rule is that all is Halal with few exceptions, which Allah the Highest stated clearly. Allah the Highest said: “O MANKIND, EAT OUT OF WHAT IS ON EARTH, HALAL (LAWFUL) AND PURE, AND DO NOT FOLLOW THE FOOTSTEPS OF SATAN, FOR HE IS A CLEAR ENEMY TO YOU”. (S: A: 168)
And said: “SO EAT OUT OF WHAT ALLAH PROVIDED FOR YOU, HALAL AND PURE AND GIVE THANKS FOR ALLAH’S BOUNTIES IF YOU WORSHIP HIM”. (S: 16 A: 114)
No one else is allowed to forbid or permit the provisions Allah the Highest provided for us, for Allah the Highest said: “WHO IS HE WHO FORBIDS THE GOOD THINGS WHICH ALLAH BROUGHT FORTH FOR HIS SLAVES AND THE GOOD AND THE PLEASANT PROVISIONS?” (S: 7 A: 32)
Concerning prohibitions, I would like to note:
- The Prohibitions are made in clear and unambiguous statements in the Quran or through Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him.
- Allah the Highest forbids actions and deeds, rather than things. For example, Allah the Highest forbids the ingestion of Alcohol, dead animals, pigs, etc. We may used alcohol as disinfectant and in industry, and use the skin of dead animals or pigs to make shoes etc.
- What Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him, did not like or eat, is not forbidden for us.
- Allah the Highest allows us to eat what is prohibited when compelled to. One should not die of thirst in the desert when there is nothing else other than Alcoholic drinks to drink, or starve to death is a similar situation, if there is pig’s flesh to eat.
Allah the Highest likes to see the evidence of his bounty to his slaves. Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him, said: “When Allah gives you wealth, let it be shown on you”. (Ahmed & Termezi)
To prohibit something Allah the Highest did not prohibit, is not being strict within your religion, but is making a lie in the name of Allah the Highest. Prohibition is an authority of Allah the Highest, which He did not delegate to anyone else.
Some of us think that prohibiting things and making things harder for ourselves is good and that the harder our practice is, the better it is. This is wrong. Allah the Highest meant to make the practice of our religion easy for us, saying: “ALLAH DESIRES EASE NOT HARDSHIP FOR YOU”. (S: 2 A: 185)
Also Allah’s messenger, prayer and peace upon him, was reported to say he, “Never had to choose between two thing, but he will choose the easier one”.
And he said, prayer and peace upon him: “Make things easy and do not make them hard”. (Bukhari: Magazi; 60 & DaMoqademah; 24))
And he said, prayer and peace upon him: “This religion is that of ease”. (B: Eman; 29 & N: Eman; 28 & A: 5; 69)
It is out of Allah’s Mercy and Bounty upon us that we are allowed all things on Earth except for only few.
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