When To Ignore A Doubt | Anchored Ep. 7 | Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy

You’re finishing suhoor when it hits you that Fajr may already have come in. Do you stop, or keep eating? The answer goes back to a hadith narrated by the Prophet’s ﷺ grandson, and it doesn’t stop at fasting. Find out what it says about your prayer, and about the doubts people keep to themselves about Allah.Hadith 11 of Imam al-Nawawi’s Forty, taught by Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy in Anchored Ep. 7.0:00 - Hasan ibn Ali (ra): The Prophet’s ﷺ “rayhana”2:10 - Hadith 11: “Leave what makes you doubt for what doesn’t”3:10 - Aisha (ra)’s advice on patience: “It’s only a few days”4:50 - When hardship justifies the easier opinion: The 3 conditions9:25 - Doubts in application: disputes, masjid money, conflicts of interest11:30 - Doubt in worship: Wudu, salah, fasting, tawaf, forgetting rak’ahs14:40 - Make your heart like glass, not a sponge 17:25 - Are Shaytan’s whispers to you a sign of your faith?20:00 - Hanlon’s razor: Don’t assume malice