Lady Aisha Performed Ablution in Front of Salem Sablan
Response to the allegation that Lady Aisha performed ablution in front of Salem Sablan and sat with him - Response to the Shiites
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Content of the Doubt
The pagan Shiites claim that Lady Aisha showed her hands, face and head to a man named (Salem Sablan) , and the pagan Shiites cite the following hadith:
Al-Husayn ibn Hurayth informed us, saying: Al-Fadl ibn Musa informed us, on the authority of Ju’ayd ibn Abd al-Rahman, who said: Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan ibn al-Harith ibn Abi Dhinab informed me, who said: Abu Abdullah Salim Sablan informed me, who said: Aisha used to marvel at his trustworthiness and would hire him. She showed me how the Messenger of Allah He performed ablution. “She rinsed her mouth and nose three times, washed her face three times, then washed her right hand three times and her left hand three times, and placed her hand on the front of her head, then wiped her head once to the back of it, then passed her hands over her ears, then passed them over her cheeks.” Salim said: “I used to come to her as a freed slave, and she would never hide from me. She would sit in front of me and talk to me until I came to her one day and said: ‘Pray for me to be blessed, O Mother of the Believers.’ She said: ‘And what is that?’ I said: ‘May God set me free.’ She said: ‘May God bless you.’ Then she lowered the veil in front of me, and I never saw her after that day.”
Response to This Ridiculous Suspicion
First: The previous hadith is a weak hadith. The narrator who narrated it is: Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan ibn al-Harith al-Dawsi , who is an unknown figure and has no credible documentation in the books of criticism and authentication.
The hadith is weak and is not an argument against us at all.
Scholars, both ancient and contemporary, have declared it weak. Here is the evidence:
Note: The phrase [sit in front of me] mentioned in this weak hadith means [sit in front of me] . The phrase (in front of me) in Arabic language books is used to mean (in front of me) …, and therefore you will find many hadiths containing the phrase [stand in front of me] ; that is, in front of me.
ملحوظة: عبارة [تجلس بين يدي] الواردة في هذه الحديث الضعيف ، معناها [تجلس أمامي] ، فعبارة (بين يدي) في كتب اللغة العربية تُستخدم بمعنى (أمامي)…، ولذلك ستجد الكثير من الأحاديث تحتوي على عبارة [وقف بين يدي]؛ أي أمامي.