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Our prophet some said in a Hadith that Islam began as something strange and it shall return to something strange.

So give glad tidings to the strangers. This Hadid is in

Thirmidi and it is a Hasan Hadid. And our prophet

Assam also told us that his uma will divide into 73 groups. So how do we reconcile the Hadith of strangeness and the Hadith of splitting with those a

Hadith about Muslim unity? al-Salami al-Kumminika I'll

rijana,

I'll a region nah nah nah

nah he lahim.

Thes an o'ah al-Aim,

the s'u una-dakrievo, kah This is the first question that we seem to have a little bit of a, maybe,

this is the first question that we seem to have a little bit of a,

maybe internal tension where it seems as if one hadith is predicting

differentiation one hadith is saying that people will be strange Muslims

will be strange and there are so many Hadith are telling us to be united.

So with this we say that if you look at the commentary of this Hadith, if you look at what

even Heja said, a Sannani said, a Shokani said, they all mentioned that this Hadith of the 73 is actually one of the most

misunderstood and misused and abused Hadith. People use it to try to ferment factionalism and that was never the goal of our

Prophet Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah is never intended that we go and disunited even more than is already happening.

So what we need to do is to look at the goal of this hadith and the wording of this hadith.

The hadith of the 73 sects. It is a Hassan hadith. It's not Sahay. It is Hassan. It's a good

hadith. It's found in Tirmidi and Ibn Raja and others. The most authentic a hadith, by the

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