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Once, a man who used to steal shrouds came to Caliph ꜤAbd al-Malik. He described the condition of five graves that made him repent. Describing one grave, he said: “Once, I dug up a grave and saw a terrifying sight. The dead person had his tongue pulled out towards his chest, and nails of fire were driven into his body.” A voice from the unseen said: “He used to engage in backbiting, gossip, and make people fight with each other.”[1]
Purity, Cleanliness, and Tidiness
Dear Islamic brothers! It is necessary for us to avoid backbiting and gossip to save ourselves from the torment of the grave. Along with this, another reason for the torment of the grave was mentioned: not saving oneself from urine splashes. It is essential to stay away from this bad habit. Keeping oneself clean and tidy is a requirement of human nature and a command of Shariah. The person who stays clean is praiseworthy in the sight of Allah Almighty.
Whether rich or poor, cleanliness is the dignity of a human in every state. It is an Islamic sign for every Muslim to take care of the purity and cleanliness of their body, home, belongings, and surroundings at all times. Dirt is the worst enemy of human dignity. Therefore, every man and woman should always make cleanliness a habit. Health increases with cleanliness, and hundreds—even thousands—of diseases are avoided.
The Holy Prophet صَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم said: “Allah is Pure, He loves purity; He is Clean, He loves cleanliness.”[2]
In a Hadith, it is stated:
اَلطُّھُوْرُ شَطْرُ الْاِیْمَانِ
“Purity is half of faith.”[3]
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