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Fraud No. (17)_ Anas Cries, Saying, “I Do Not Know Anything of What I Have Realized

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Sahih Al-Bukhari - Prayer Times - Missing Prayer Past Its Time - Hadith No. ( 499 )

Ibn Abi Rawad said: I heard Al-Zuhri say: I entered upon Anas bin Malik in Damascus and he was crying , so I said: What makes you cry? He said: I do not know anything that I have attained except this prayer, and this prayer has been lost . Bakr bin Khalaf said: Muhammad bin Bakr Al-Barsani told us, Uthman bin Abi Rawad told us something similar.

First: The great companion Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, served the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, for ten years until he grew up to be a wonderful man and lived a long life. He was the last of the companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, to die. He witnessed some of the violations after the death of the companions, so he would cry and declare that he no longer saw anything that people did as the companions did, not even prayer.

The last companion, Anas, said: Even prayer was lost, using the passive voice, and he did not say: I lost it, because he was a companion who learned at the hands of the teacher of humanity, Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace. So he cried over the state of the Muslims, from an influential world, following desires, and the dominance of lusts over the souls. This matter is not strange to the nature of humans in any religion in general.

So what kind of doubt is this that is cast by someone who knows nothing about honest souls!!

Second: If prayer has been lost or delayed from its time for a period of time, then praise be to Allah, because we find that the mosques currently cannot accommodate the worshippers who fill them with the roads around them during prayer, a matter that is not hidden from the deceiver.

Third: As for the great loss, it is something that the fraudster knows when the Gospel of the Lord Christ himself was lost, because according to the Gospel of Mark 14/9, Christ said, “Truly I say to you, wherever this gospel is preached in the whole world, what she has done will also be told.” Preached by what? … by this Gospel, that is, there was a written Gospel at that time, otherwise whatis this ? … It is the Gospel of Christ himself, of course, which he referred to with the word this, otherwise the text would not be suitable to be inspired by God.

This is taking into consideration that this Gospel cannot be any of the multiple Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John, who wrote their works dozens of years after the death of Christ.