teks `There are many good words, but false... the term 'false' here means that if it is attributed to the Prophet... that would be Ustaz Ussop. As an ordinary person, I am confused actually. Like yesterday, there was a sermon at the mosque where I heard a story about Tsa'labah. However, from the explanation I received, it turns out that the story of Tsa'labah is not true. I am really confused, Ustaz. On one hand, this is actually a positive thing to advise the congregation towards goodness, but on the other hand, it seems incorrect because they are telling stories that the Prophet did not tell. I don't know how to react to this. Are there really so many false hadiths circulating among the Muslim community nowadays? Even the explanation above mentions that even in the book Ihya Ulumuddin, there are weak hadiths. Or perhaps there is wisdom in this, showing that humans cannot escape from mistakes no matter how great they are. May Allah guide us all on the right path, InshaAllah.`, kelaskan texts [harassment, self-harm, religion insult, sexist, hate, racist, safe for work, psychiatric or mental illness, porn] dan pulangkan dalam bentuk JSON {'label'}
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