Did Prophet forget to take a bath ??- Sahih Bukhari
Abu Huraira insulted Prophet (SAWA) in this way :
Volume 1, Book 5, Number 274 :
Narrated by Abu Huraira
Narrated by Abu Huraira
Once the call (Iqama) for the prayer was announced and the rows were straightened. Allah's Apostle came out; and when he stood up at his Musalla, he remembered that he was Junub. Then he ordered us to stay at our places and went to take a bath and then returned with water dropping from his head. He said, "Allahu-Akbar", and we all offered the prayer with him.
Abu Huraira narrated ahadeeth different from what Prophet (S.A.W.A)
Ayesha once told urwa that are you not surprised by abu huraira
that he came and started narrating ahadeeth from holy prophet asws while
sitting near my home; and I was listening that, I was offering prayers
then but he left before I could finish my prayers; had I found him I
would have told him that holy prophet asws never narrated ahadeeth like
he was narrating
REFERENCES:-
1- musnad imam ahmad, urdu, vol 11, page 237-238, narration 25377 [translator has mentioned that it has been authenticated in sahih al bukhari (3568);; sahih al muslim (2493);; ibn haban (100 and 7153)
2- musnad imam ahmad, urdu, vol 11, page 339-340, narration 25754
REFERENCES:-
1- musnad imam ahmad, urdu, vol 11, page 237-238, narration 25377 [translator has mentioned that it has been authenticated in sahih al bukhari (3568);; sahih al muslim (2493);; ibn haban (100 and 7153)
2- musnad imam ahmad, urdu, vol 11, page 339-340, narration 25754
Abu Huraira and His Promises
let me share a few narrations
and you interpret it the way you like
and you interpret it the way you like
Abu huraira said that I swear by the lord of this house! I did not say that whosoever makes it to morning in state of janabat/impurity, he should not fast; rather I swear by the lord of this house! This was said by mohammad (asws). And I did not forbid fasting on Friday, rather I swear by the lord of this house, mohammad (asws) forbid that.
[musnad ahmad, urdu version, vol 4,page 72]
Molvi zafar says sahih as per ibn khuzaima, and Albany
Sheikh shoaib says sahih. [12/347 /7388]
ok, let us see another narration
abu huraira said that holy prophet asws said that if
someone hears adhan of morning prayer, and he is in state of janabat, he
should not fast that day
[musnad ahmad, urdu version, vol 4,page 273]
Sheikh shoaib says sanad is sahih as per sheikhain [13/490/8145]
This narration is also there in al-ihsan ba tarteeb sahih ibn haban
[8/261/3485] and sheikh shoaib had termed it sahih as per sheikhain’s
criteria
so, one cannot say that he had not narrated this hadeeth, rather he had narrated it as well from holy prophet “DIRECTLY”
again from musnad ahmad, we have another narration
Abdur rehman bin atab says that abu huraira use to say that if someone make it to morning in state of impurity, his fast is not valid. Once Marwan bin hakam sent me and another man to Ayesha and umm salma to ask if someone makes it to morning in Ramadan month in state of impurity and has not taken bath, what is the order for him? One of them said that sometimes, holy prophet asws would be in state of impurity at morning, and then take bath and complete the fast. And other one replied that sometimes holy prophet asws would be in state of impurity intentionally without having a dream, and he would make it to morning and complete his fast. We came back and told this to Marwan. He said to inform abu huraira about this. Abu huraira said that I thought so or I presumed so. Marwan said that you give fatwas to people on your presumptions,
[musnad ahmad, urdu version, vol 11, page 409]
Sheikh hamza says isnaad sahih
[musnad ahmad with takhreej of sheikh ahmad shakir and sheikh hamza, vol 17, page 614]
Sheikh shoaib says about this narration hadeeth sahih [42/327 /25509]
There is another narration like this one with different sanad, and there we even find that abu huraira then stopped from giving his opinion. [11/614 (urdu version, musnad ahmad)]
another narration from musnad ahmad
Abu bakar bin abdur rehman says that I heard abu huraira saying that holy prophet asws said that whosoever makes it to morning in state of impurity, his fast wont be valid. After some time, I met Ayesha and bibi umm salma alongwith my father. They said that holy prophet asws would make it to morning in state of janabat/impurity and still fast that day. When we met abu huraira, my father told him about this narration. So his facial expressions changed. And he said that this was told to me by fadal bin abbas though wives of holy prophet asws know more.
[musnad ahmad, urdu version, vol 12, page 77-78]
Sheikh shoaib says chain is sahih on condition of sheikhain [44/243/26630]
Umar beat Abu Huraira for narrating hadith excessively
Sunni Brothers says that the Shia falsly reject him, there is proof that the Sunni reject him to.
The first man who was unkind to him was the second Caliph, Umar Bin Khattab. Ibn Athir and Ibn Abi'l-Hadid in his Sharhe-Nahju'l-Balagha, Volume III, page 104 (printed in Egypt), and several others have reported that after Caliph Umar appointed Abu Huraira governor of Bahrain in 21 A.H., the people informed the Caliph that Abu Huraira had amassed great wealth and had purchased many horses. Umar therefore deposed him in 23 A.H. As soon as Abu Huraira entered the court, the Caliph said: "O enemy of Allah and enemy of His Book! Have you stolen Allah's property?" He replied, "I never committed theft, but the people have given me gifts."
Ibn Sa'ad in Tabaqat, Volume IV, page 90, Ibn Hajar Asqalani in Isaba, and Ibn Abd-e-Rabbih in Iqdu'l-Farid, Volume I, write that the Caliph said: "'When I made you the governor of Bahrain, you had not even shoes on your feet, but now I have heard that you have purchased horses for 1,600 dinars. How did you acquire this wealth?' He replied, 'These were men's gifts which profit has multiplied much.' The Caliph's face grew red with anger, and he lashed him so violently that his back bled. Then he ordered the 10,000 dinars which Abu Huraira had collected in Bahrain be taken from him and deposited in the account of the Baitu'-Mal."
This was not the first time that Umar beat Abu Huraira. Muslim writes in his Sahih, Volume I, page 34, that during the time of the Prophet, Umar Bin Khattab beat Abu Huraira so severely that the latter fell down on the ground.
The first man who was unkind to him was the second Caliph, Umar Bin Khattab. Ibn Athir and Ibn Abi'l-Hadid in his Sharhe-Nahju'l-Balagha, Volume III, page 104 (printed in Egypt), and several others have reported that after Caliph Umar appointed Abu Huraira governor of Bahrain in 21 A.H., the people informed the Caliph that Abu Huraira had amassed great wealth and had purchased many horses. Umar therefore deposed him in 23 A.H. As soon as Abu Huraira entered the court, the Caliph said: "O enemy of Allah and enemy of His Book! Have you stolen Allah's property?" He replied, "I never committed theft, but the people have given me gifts."
Ibn Sa'ad in Tabaqat, Volume IV, page 90, Ibn Hajar Asqalani in Isaba, and Ibn Abd-e-Rabbih in Iqdu'l-Farid, Volume I, write that the Caliph said: "'When I made you the governor of Bahrain, you had not even shoes on your feet, but now I have heard that you have purchased horses for 1,600 dinars. How did you acquire this wealth?' He replied, 'These were men's gifts which profit has multiplied much.' The Caliph's face grew red with anger, and he lashed him so violently that his back bled. Then he ordered the 10,000 dinars which Abu Huraira had collected in Bahrain be taken from him and deposited in the account of the Baitu'-Mal."
This was not the first time that Umar beat Abu Huraira. Muslim writes in his Sahih, Volume I, page 34, that during the time of the Prophet, Umar Bin Khattab beat Abu Huraira so severely that the latter fell down on the ground.
