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IRSYAD AL-HADITH SIRI KE-136: KELEBIHAN MEMBACA AYAT AL-KURSI

Is there an authentic hadith that reciting Ayat al-Kursi makes the soul taken gently during the throes of death?

Short answer

The ruling states that no authentic hadith was found for the claimed virtue of a gentle death for those who recite Ayat al-Kursi.

Federal TerritoriesOpinion (irsyad)

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Authority
Federal Territories Mufti Office
Date
Status
Opinion (irsyad)
Series
Irsyad al-Hadith
Topic
Quran & Hadith

No evidence of gazettement in the source — this is not a gazetted fatwa.

Summary

The ruling states that no authentic hadith was found for the claimed virtue of a gentle death for those who recite Ayat al-Kursi. Other virtues are reported, notably the narration of Abu Umamah that whoever recites it after every obligatory prayer is prevented from entering Paradise only by death. Reciting Ayat al-Kursi after each obligatory prayer is therefore recommended.

Written in our own words from the original fatwa — check the source before acting on it.

Berdasarkan soalan di atas, kami tidak menemui hadith yang sahih berkaitan kelebihan yang dinyatakan seperti di atas.

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Federal Territories Mufti Office. “IRSYAD AL-HADITH SIRI KE-136: KELEBIHAN MEMBACA AYAT AL-KURSI”, 23 November 2016. https://muftiwp.gov.my/ms/artikel/irsyad-al-hadith/1446-irsyad-al-hadith-siri-ke-136-kelebihan-membaca-ayat-al-kursi. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/ayat-al-kursi-gentle-death-authentic-hadith/

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Books

  • Subul al-Salam (al-San'ani)
  • Zad al-Ma'ad (Ibn al-Qayyim)