The undesignated commandment in Islamic jurisprudence and law

Abstract

God Almighty glorifies the Muslims on all the good deeds, and the greatest and the best of them is good Tawheed. Whoever died on the authority of Tawheed, Allaah has bestowed on him all good deeds and vowed the sinners against the worst and worst acts of shirk. He who died on them did not find good in front of him. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): He said: Allah does not forgive that He is associating with Him and forgives what is less than that for whomever He wills, and whoever interacts with God has lost. You see great sin , so the Muslim should increase the good deeds, and distance from evil deeds and the kindness of God Almighty worshipers that the Muslims initiated acts find their reward before them (Peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: If a man dies, his work is cut off except for three, except from a charity or a work that benefits him, or a righteous child who calls for him. Al-Nawawi (may Allaah have mercy on him) said about this hadeeth: The scholars said: The meaning of the hadeeth is that the work of the deceased is interrupted by his death and the reward for his reward is cut off except in these three things because he was the cause of the hadeeth. Namely, the stay . Among the ongoing charity is the commandment that the evidence came to its legitimacy, urging it and encouraging it and stating its rulings, and the scholars took care of it and took its place within the doors of fiqh. The commandment is one of the greatest principles that this shariah has prescribed for its followers, and when it was legislated it warned against exaggeration and harming it. Rather, it showed that the best of things is its middle.