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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "Whoever demands his rights let him do so in a decent manner as much as he can." Hasan
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said to the one who was entitled to something: "Take your rights in a decent manner as much as he can." Hasan
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "The best of you - or among the best of you - are those who pay off their debts in the best manner." Sahih
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from his father, from his grandfather, that the Prophet (saw) borrowed thirty or forty thousand from him, when he fought at Hunain. When he came back he paid the loan, then the Prophet (saw) said to him: 'May Allah (SWT) bless your family and your wealth for you. The reward for lending is repayment and words of paradise." Hasan
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"A man came to ask the Prophet of Allah (saw) for some debt or some right, and he spoke harshly to him, and the Companions of the Messenger of Allah (saw) wanted to rebuke him. But the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'Let him be, for the one who is owed something has authority over the debtor, until it is paid off.' " Daif
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"A Bedouin came to the Prophet (saw) to ask him to pay back a debt that he owed him, and he spoke harshly, saying: 'I will make things difficult for you unless you repay me.' His Companions rebuked him and said: 'Woe to you, do you know who you are speaking to?' He said: 'I am only asking for my rights.' The Prophet (saw) said: 'Why do you not support the one who has a right?' Then he sent word to Khawlah bint Qais, saying to her: 'If you have dates, lend them to us until our dates come, then we will pay you back.' She said: 'Yes, may my father be ransomed for you, O Messenger of Allah (saw)!' So she gave him a loan, and he paid back the Bedouin and fed him. He (the Bedouin) said: 'You have paid me in full, may Allah (SWT) pay you in full.' He (the Prophet (saw) ) said: 'Those are the best of people. May that nation not be cleansed (of sin) among whom the weak cannot get their rights without trouble.' " Hasan
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that his father said that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "If one who can afford it delays repayment, his honor and punishment become permissible." Hasan (One of the narrators) Ali At-Tanafisi said: Honour means that it is permissable to make a complaint and punishment means that he may be imprisoned.
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from his father that he demanded payment owed by Ibn Abi Hadrad in the mosque. Their voices became so loud that the Messenger of Allah (saw) heard them when he was in his house. He came out and called Kab who said: "Here I am, O Messenger of Allah (saw)!" He said: "Waive this much of your loan," and gestured with his hand to indicate half. He said: "I will do that," and he said: "Get up and repay it." Sahih
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"Sulaiman bin Udhunan lent Alqamah one thousand Dirham until he got his salary, When he got his salary, he demanded that he pay him back and treated him harshly. He paid him back, and it was as if Alqamah was angry. Several months passed then he came to him and said: 'Lend me one thousand Dirham until my salary comes.' He said 'Yes, it would be an honor. O Umm Utbah! Bring me that sealed leather bag that you have.' He said: 'By Allah (SWT), these are your Dirham that you paid back to me; I did not touch a single Dirham., 'What made you do what you did to me (i.e., treat me so harshly)?' He said: 'What I heard from you.' He said: 'What did you hear from me?' He said: 'I heard you narrated from Ibn Masud that the Prophet (saw) said: "There is no Muslim who lends something to another Muslim twice, but it will be like giving charity once."He said: 'That is what Ibn Masud told me.' " sahih
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "On the night on which I was taken on the Night Journey (Isra), I saw written at the gate of Paradise: 'Charity brings a tenfold reward and a loan brings an eighteen fold reward.' I said: 'O Jibril! Why is a loan better than charity?' He said: 'Because the beggar asks when he has something, but the one who asks for loan does so only because he is in need.' " Daif
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