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Chapter 36. Not Freeing Oneself Of All Traces Of Urine
Almighty Allah says
And thy garments keep free from stain! (Al-Mudathir: 4)
On the authority of Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) who said that the Prophet (pbuh) passed by two graves and said,
"The two are being tormented, and not for anything excessive: one of them did not free himself of traces of urine, while the other was a talebearer.” [Bukhari]
The Messenger of Allah (pbuh) also said,
"Purify yourselves from the remaining dirty after urination, for most of the torment in the grave is inflected because of inattention about this matter.” [Daraqutni]
Assuredly, the acceptance of prayer depends on purifying one's clothing and body from dirty.
In his Al-Hilyah, Al-Hafiz Abu Na'im reported on the authority of Shufai Ibn Mati Al-Asbahi that the Messenger of Allah (pbuh) said,
"Four men would increase the harms of the people of the Hell-fire; moving from the Hamim and the Jahim (different places in Hell-fire) and pleading for woe and destruction. The people of Hell would ask one another why those men increase our harm." He (the Messenger) said, "One of the four men is being put in an ark of heated stones, the second one dragging his bowels, the third one vomiting blood and pus while the fourth one is eating his flesh. Then the first one who is being put in on ark of heated stones would be asked about his guilt. Thereupon he would say I used to consume the property of others and my life come to one and without repaying those rights to its people. The same would be done with the second who would explain that he used to neglect washing the remaining dirty off his body after urination. The same would be done with the third one who would declare that he used to enjoy the evil utterance as he enjoys the immoral acts. The same, also, would be done with the fourth who would disclose that he used to backbite and slander others.” [Abi Abd Ibn Ad-Duniyah in the book of As-Samt]
Chapters
Chapter 1
Ascribing Associates To Allah, the Most High (Shirk)
Chapter 2
Killing A Human Being
Chapter 3
Sorcery
Chapter 4
Not Performing The Prayer
Chapter 5
Not Paying Zakat
Chapter 6
Breaking One's Fast During Ramadan Without An Excuse
Chapter 7
Not Performing the Hajj when Able to
Chapter 8
Showing Disrespect to One's Parents
Chapter 9
Severing the Ties of One's Relatives
Chapter 10
Adultery
Chapter 11
Sodomy
Chapter 12
Accepting Usurious Gain
Chapter 13
Wrong Consuming An Orphan's Property
Chapter 14
Lying About The Prophet
Chapter 15
Fleeing From The Battlefield
Chapter 16
The Leader Who Misleads His Followers, The Tyrant And The Oppressor
Chapter 17
Arrogance, Pride, Conceit, Vanity And Haughtiness
Chapter 18
Bearing False Witness
Chapter 19
Drinking Alcohol
Chapter 20
Gambling (qimar)
Chapter 21
Accusing A Woman Of Adultery
Chapter 22
Misappropriating Spoils Of War, Muslim Funds Or Zakat
Chapter 23
Theft
Chapter 24
Highwaymen Who Menace The Road
Chapter 25
The Engulfing Oath
Chapter 26
Taking People's Property Through Falsehood
Chapter 27
Collecting Taxes
Chapter 28
The Consumption of Haram
Chapter 29
Suicide
Chapter 30
Telling Lies
Chapter 31
The Dishonest Judge
Chapter 32
Bribery
Chapter 33
Women Imitating Men And Vice Versa
Chapter 34
The Pimp and the one Who Permits His Wife to Fornicate
Chapter 35
Marrying Solely To Return To The Previous Husband
Chapter 36
Not Freeing Oneself Of All Traces Of Urine
Chapter 37
Showing Off In Good Work
Chapter 38
Learning Sacred Knowledge For The Sake Of This World, Or Concealing It
Chapter 39
Breach of Trust
Chapter 40
Reminding Recipients of Ones Charity To Them
Chapter 41
Disbelieving In Destiny (qadar)
Chapter 42
Listening To People's Private Conversations
Chapter 43
The Talebearer Who Stirs Up Enmity Between People
Chapter 44
Cursing Others
Chapter 45
Breaking Promises or Pledges
Chapter 46
Believing Fortune Tellers And Astrologers
Chapter 47
Wife Rebelling Against Her Husband
Chapter 48
Picture Making