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al-Nu'man ibn Qawqal

النعمان بن قوقل

A Companion who, in Muslim's second route from Jabir ibn Abdullah, is the named questioner — 'O Messenger of God, if I pray the prescribed prayer, treat the unlawful as unlawful and the lawful as lawful, and add nothing to that, shall I enter Paradise?' — answered 'yes'; the twenty-second hadith of al-Nawawi's Forty.

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Companion
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Sunni
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Arba'un 22 — if I pray the prescribed prayers

People and things also explored

The five pillars of IslamThe lawful, the unlawful and the doubtfulJabir ibn AbdullahArba'un 22 — if I pray the prescribed prayers

Sources

  • Jami' al-Ulum wal-Hikam — Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali
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