Disliked words and sentences of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)

Disliked words and sentences of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)

One of the words and sentences that the Holy Prophet (PBUH) did not like was, 'Khabusat Nafsi' i.e. my character has become dirty. Instead, he advised saying 'Lakisat Nafsi'. Both sentences are close in meaning and that is habits and character are lost. The Prophet (PBUH) disliked the use of the word 'Khabusa'. Because it conveys an exaggerated meaning of ugliness and filth.

The Holy Prophet (PBUH) also forbade the grapefruit to be called 'Karam'. Because Karam is the virtue of a believer.

The Holy Prophet (PBUH) disliked anyone to say that 'man has perished'. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, 'Whoever said that he basically destroyed the people. It is also unlikable to say that 'people are ruined, times are bad.

Prophet (PBUH) also disliked saying 'rain has been caused by the influence of the stars.

The Holy Prophet (PBUH) also prohibited saying 'what Allah wills' and 'what you will.

Because in it (and) through the word, the will of the servant and Allah are equalized. So (and) should be avoided and then the word should be applied. In other words, it should be said what Allah will and then what He wills.

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The Prophet (PBUH) disliked swearing from anyone other than Allah. He said, 'Whoever swears by other than Allah has committed shirk. (Musnad Ahmad)

It is also forbidden to say in such an oath that he will become a Jew if he does so.

The Holy Prophet (PBUH) disliked the king-king to be called Malikul Mulak or Shahanshah or Rajadhiraj. It is also forbidden to call servants and servants my servant or my slave. Prohibitions are also mentioned regarding cursing the wind, blaming the fever, and cursing the cock.

He ordered the rejection of all the calls and slogans of Ayyam Jahiliyyah or the Dark Age. Forbids Muslims to invoke and divide on the basis of caste, clan, and nationalism.

He disliked the name of the 'Esha' prayer known to most Muslims and replaced it with 'Atamah'. Rural people used to call Esha Salat Atama Salat at that time. But most Muslims used to say the Esha prayer. So the Prophet (PBUH) disliked the name of "Atamar Salat'' by rejecting the name of "Esha prayer" according to the practice of the rural people.

Thus it is forbidden to abuse a Muslim, to talk secretly with two except one when three are together, and forbid a woman to describe the beauty of another woman to her husband.

The Holy Prophet (PBUH) disliked supplicating in this way, "O Allah, forgive me if you wish'' and ordered to ask Allah with firmness. He forbids excessive swearing, and seeking anything in the face of Allah.

Prophet (PBUH) disliked Madinah being called Yathrib. The Prophet (peace be upon him) forbade asking a man unnecessarily why he beat his wife. But can be asked if necessary.

The Prophet (PBUH) disliked saying, 'I have fasted the whole month of Ramadan and prayed the whole night of Tahajjud'.

Things that should be said by way of a hint, clearly and openly are included in the displeasing words of the Prophet (PBUH).

The Prophet (PBUH) disliked saying that 'By Allah! Whose seal is upon my face? Because the seal of Allah is also on the face of the infidel.

It is wrong to call wealth acquired by force right. After spending in the way of Allah and obeying Allah, it is forbidden to say that I have wasted so much wealth, I have spent so much wealth in the world, etc.

It is not correct to call any document of the Qur'an and Sunnah Majaj (figurative). Thus it is absurd to call the skepticism of philosophers an irrefutable argument.

It is forbidden to talk about what happens between husband and wife (intercourse or other matters). As stupid and low-class people do.

One should be careful not to utter words like 'I, my, to me' etc. Because Iblis, Pharaoh, and Qarun were destroyed because of saying these three words. Iblis said, 'I am better than him (Adam). You created me from fire. And you created him from dust. (Surah A'raf, verse 12)

Pharaoh said, 'Is not the kingdom of Egypt mine alone?' (Surah Zukhruf, verse 51)

Qarun said, 'This wealth is obtained by my own knowledge-dignity. (Surah Qasas, verse 78)