Muslim 2554 — The womb stood and said: this is the station of one who seeks refuge from severance

مسلم 2554 — قامت الرحم فقالت هذا مقام العائذ من القطيعة

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«قال رسول الله: «إن الله خلق الخلق، حتى إذا فرغ منهم قامت الرحم فقالت: هذا مقام العائذ من القطيعة. قال: نعم، أما ترضين أن أصل من وصلك وأقطع من قطعك؟ قالت: بلى، قال: فذاك لك»»

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A report of Abu Hurayra (may God be pleased with him) in the chapter on keeping ties of kinship and the prohibition of cutting them, in Sahih Muslim. It describes kinship speaking near the Throne, and God makes the reward of joining it return to those who join and cut it. He cites a verse of Surat Muhammad. 1

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Source: Sahih Muslim. Mentions Muhammad and Abu Hurayra.

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Muhammad· Abu Hurayra

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The Conquest of Khaybar· The capture of Thumama ibn Uthal al-Hanafi and his acceptance of Islam· The Prophet's dream of the two gold bracelets, interpreted as the two liars· Bukhari 3443 — nearest to Isa· Muslim 8 — The Jibril hadith: Islam, iman, ihsan· Muslim 20 — I will fight whoever separates prayer from almsgiving· Muslim 35 — Faith has seventy-odd branches· Muslim 47 — Whoever believes in God and the Last Day, let him speak good or stay silent

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  1. Sahih Muslim
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