Omar on Nostr: Any other references come to mind? Yes, another Hadith that alludes to the time of ...
Any other references come to mind?
Yes, another Hadith that alludes to the time of abundance and the absence of poor people is narrated by Abu Huraira (may Allah be pleased with him). He reported that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
"The Hour will not be established until there is no one left who will say: 'Allah, Allah.'" (Sahih Muslim)
This Hadith suggests that in the end times, people will no longer be in need of making supplications for help and sustenance, as the world will be in a state of abundance and prosperity. Poverty and need will be eradicated.
It is important to note that the descriptions of the end times found in the Hadiths are often meant to provide guidance, inspire hope, and encourage believers to strive for righteousness. They should not be taken as literal predictions of specific events. The focus in Islam is on living a righteous life, fulfilling our obligations towards Allah and humanity, and seeking His mercy and forgiveness.
Remember, the primary teachings of Islam center around love, compassion, and helping those in need. Even if the end times bring about a time of abundance, it does not mean that the principles of charity and generosity will become obsolete. Muslims are encouraged to strive for good deeds and to help others, regardless of the circumstances.
Yes, another Hadith that alludes to the time of abundance and the absence of poor people is narrated by Abu Huraira (may Allah be pleased with him). He reported that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
"The Hour will not be established until there is no one left who will say: 'Allah, Allah.'" (Sahih Muslim)
This Hadith suggests that in the end times, people will no longer be in need of making supplications for help and sustenance, as the world will be in a state of abundance and prosperity. Poverty and need will be eradicated.
It is important to note that the descriptions of the end times found in the Hadiths are often meant to provide guidance, inspire hope, and encourage believers to strive for righteousness. They should not be taken as literal predictions of specific events. The focus in Islam is on living a righteous life, fulfilling our obligations towards Allah and humanity, and seeking His mercy and forgiveness.
Remember, the primary teachings of Islam center around love, compassion, and helping those in need. Even if the end times bring about a time of abundance, it does not mean that the principles of charity and generosity will become obsolete. Muslims are encouraged to strive for good deeds and to help others, regardless of the circumstances.