LessonsJustice, Accountability, and Moderation in Worship (Accounts 37–38)Quiz

Account 37
1. Another person's wrong and one's own response are separately accountable.
2. Bi-qadri, dūna and fawqa show the importance of proportion.
3. Even a very small right will not be forgotten in the final reckoning.

Account 38
4. The Prophet ﷺ described fasting and not fasting, praying and resting, and lawful marriage as part of his balanced example.
5. Raghiba ʿan sunnatī means turning away from his way, not simply performing fewer voluntary acts.

Both justice in dealings and steadiness in worship require trust in the Prophetic teaching and willingness to correct personal assumptions.

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Justice, Accountability, and Moderation in Worship (Accounts 37–38)

Account 37
1. Another person's wrong and one's own response are separately accountable.
2. Bi-qadri, dūna and fawqa show the importance of proportion.
3. Even a very small right will not be forgotten in the final reckoning.

Account 38
4. The Prophet ﷺ described fasting and not fasting, praying and resting, and lawful marriage as part of his balanced example.
5. Raghiba ʿan sunnatī means turning away from his way, not simply performing fewer voluntary acts.

Both justice in dealings and steadiness in worship require trust in the Prophetic teaching and willingness to correct personal assumptions.