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There is a crime against the sonna though.

There's a crime against the sonna that I want to warn myself of and all of you of. And that is when you say

something is sulla and it's not. Or when you say something is sulla, but you don't really

understand how and when that son was established.

So you draw your own conclusions about that sonna, that hadith.

The thing about a hadith is, for example, that the prophet

said it at a certain place.

He said it to a certain group of people.

He said it to a certain family.

And you know when you walk in on someone's conversation and he's already talking to someone?

He's not giving a lecture to everybody, he's talking to someone in particular, right?

Could it be that he's dealing with a special situation?

It could be, right?

Now if you don't know that, you would think that he's giving a policy for what?

Everyone.

So you have to know background.

You have to know context for the sunna you can't just read the translation of a

hadith and say I know what that means I know how to apply it because that's

also unfair to the sunna of the prophecy i said them it's unfair to the Sunnam of the prophecy

it's unfair to not know how it was applied, how it was meant, you know?

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