The article focuses on a hadith of the Prophet (peace be upon him) which explains that fitrah (pure nature) can discriminate between what is good and what is evil. The term "fitrah" is derived from the Arabic word "fatara," which means to create or to originate. In Islamic psychology, the concept of fitrah refers to the innate nature of human beings that inclines them towards recognizing and submitting to the existence and oneness of Allah (SWT) and adhering to moral and ethical values. The Evidence This is the fitrah at work. Islam teaches us that every child is born upon the fitrah. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "Every child is born upon the fitrah, but it is the parents who make it a Christian, Jew or Magian," (Sahih Al-Bukhari 1292, Sahih Muslim 2658) It translates to 'natural predisposition', the natural nature with which each person is born. You know that feeling you get when you see something immoral? That is because of your natural nature. The Def­i­n­i­tion of Fitrah. Mus­lims believe that God gave mankind an inborn nat­ur­al pre­dis­po­si­tion which can­not change and which exists at birth in all human beings, the reli­gio nat­u­ralis.This is called in Ara­bic as " fitrah" (instinct). This " fitrah" is the small voice inside each one of us which tells us " this does not feel right."
Fitrah: the deen (way or religion) of Allaah. Al-Tabari s tafseer (commentary) of the aayah (interpretation of the meaning): [Iblees said] and indeed I will order them to change the nature created by Allaah. [al-Nisa 4:119] Concerning the aayah (interpretation of the meaning), So set
Allah has chosen certain practices for His Prophets; Muslims are to follow these as well, they are known as Sunan al-Fitrah, or the Muslim's cleanliness obligations. Basically they comprise natural hygiene. They are: 1. Trimming the moustache. A35pKp.
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