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Commentary on the Forty Hadith of Nawawi

HADITH ONE

The Leader of the Believers, Abû Hafş, ‘Umar bin Al-Khattab -may Allah be pleased with him – said: I heard Allah’s Messenger (saying: “Certainly, actions are considered based on the intentions; and everyone gets the recompense according to what he intended.

So, anyone whose migration is for Allah and His Messenger, his migration is for Allah and His Messenger. But the one whose migration is for worldly gains, he gets that or for a woman, he marries her; and (the recompense for) his migration is (as) for that for which he migrated.”

Reported by the two great leaders of the scholars of Hadīth – Abū Abdullāh, Muhammad bin Ismā’il bin Ibrāhīm, bin Mugirah bin Bardizbah Al-Bukhārī; and Abūl-Husayn, Muslim bin Al-Hajjāj bin Muslim Al-Qushayrī, An-Naysābūrī in their two collections of authentic narrations which are the two most authentic books compiled.

Commentary

The author, commenced these Ahadith with the Hadith of Umar bin Al-Khattab which is agreed upon to be authentic.

Imam Al-Bukhart has collected it in his Sahih and Imam Muslim also, in his Sahih: so, it is Muttafaqun `Alayhi (Agreed Upon). And the Muttafaqun `Alayhi (Agreed Upon) by the two great scholars, Al-Bukhāri and Muslim, and the highest degree of authentic narrations from the Sunnah of Allah’s Messenger (*).

He began his book with this Hadīth, for the purpose of giving reminder on the importance of An-Niyyah (Correct Intention) and that the author and other than him, from those who carry out good deeds, must commence sùch with sincere intention for Allah – the Mighty and Sublime, Alone.

Likewise, Imām Al- Bukhāri – may Allah shower blessings on him, commenced his Sahih with this Hadīth to give admonition on An-Niyyah and that the author and other than him should remember this Hadīth when they do good deeds so that it is done for the sake of Allah – the Mighty and Sublime, Alone, and the deed does not become mere exertion bereft of any benefit.”

This Hadīth is among the narrations of al-Jawāmi'(simple expressions with comprehensive entailments) and the Prophet is blessed with Jawāmi’ al-Kalim and lucidity at speech.

So, he would speak few words which would entail a great deal of knowledge and extensive benefit.

With regard to this Hadith, the people of knowledge say: it is one of the four Ahādīth around which Islam revolves, and they are:

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