Al-Hajj 30: Such it is. For those who are respectful towards Allah’s orders and prohibitions, it is better on the side of their Lord. Animals have been made lawful for you other than those that have been read to you (to be prohibited). So, abstain from filth (idols). Abstain from lies.
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Such it is. For those who are respectful towards Allah’s orders and prohibitions, it is better on the side of their Lord. Animals have been made lawful for you other than those that have been read to you (to be prohibited). So, abstain from filth (idols). Abstain from lies.
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Allah has explained and declared the status of Hajj and what to do during Hajj to the people in the verses we have mentioned.
Whoever fears Allah, respects Allah's commands and prohibitions, and holds fast to Allah's Shari'ah rulings and does not deviate from what our Lord says, this is much better for people. Allah (swt) promises to admit such people into His Gardens. Allah's promise is true. Because no creature can be as faithful to his word as Allah.
All other animals are lawful for human beings except those that are forbidden. The animals that Allah has forbidden are unclean for humans to eat. Allah (swt) commands people to avoid this filth.
He also commands to avoid falsehood. Because lying is the root and source of all evil. Why does a person lie? Either to gain worldly benefits, to take advantage of the other person's faith to get something out of him, or he is ashamed of what he has done and wants to cover up his shame with a lie. Once a person becomes accustomed to lying, he continues to lie to people shamelessly, without having any shame from Allah, even though he knows that Allah is watching over him everywhere and is aware of what he does. Allah informs people that lying is a very bad thing and commands them not to lie and not to be sinners. Whoever judges by Allah's commands, he will be saved. And whoever turns away from Allah's commands and turns his back on Allah, he will be unjust and unjust to his own soul. May Allah (swt) grant us all to be a servant to His Name and an ummah to His Messenger.
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We have come to the 30th verse.
The 30th verse of Surah Al-Hajj. That is how it is: whoever honors Allah's commands and prohibitions, that is better for him with his Lord. The animals other than those recited to you as forbidden have been made lawful for you. So avoid the filth, avoid false speech, it says. Lying is the root of every kind of (?) evil. So Allah has described to people the matter of the Hajj and what is to be done during the Hajj in the verses we have gone through, and made it clear. Whoever fears Allah, respects Allah's command and prohibition and holds fast to Allah's religious ruling, if he does not step outside what our Lord has said, this is much better for these people.
Allah Almighty promises to admit such people into His gardens of Paradise. And Allah's promise is true. Because no created being can be as true to its word as Allah. The animals other than the forbidden ones have been made lawful for people. As for the animals Allah has made forbidden, as food they are filth for people. Allah Almighty commands people to avoid this filth. He also commands that false speech be avoided. Because lying is the mother and source of all evils. Why does a person lie? Either to secure a worldly gain, taking advantage of the faith of the person in front of him to get something out of him, he lies, or he is ashamed of the things he has done and wants to lie and cover up the shameful thing he did with a lie.
Once a person has got used to lying, even though he knows that Allah watches him everywhere and is aware of what he does, without shame before Allah, shamelessly he keeps lying to people. So Allah, telling the believers that lying is a very bad thing, commands them not to lie and not to be sinners. Whoever abides by Allah's commands finds salvation. And whoever turns away from Allah's commands and (?), he remains unjust and wrongful toward his own self. May Allah Almighty grant all of us to be servants to Him and the ummah of His Beloved. Amen.