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    The major sins are those acts which have been forbidden by Allah in the
    Quran and by His Messenger (SAW) in the Sunnah (practise of the
    Prophet), and which have been made clear by the actions of of the first
    righteous generation of Muslims, the Companions of the Prophet (SAW)

    There is some difference of opinion among scholars in this regard. Some
    say these major sins are seven, and in support of their position they
    quote the tradition: 'Avoid the seven noxious things'- and after having
    said this, the propeht (SAW) mentioned them: 'associating anything with
    Allah; magic; killing one whom Allah has declared inviolate without a
    just case, consuming the property of an orphan, devouring usury, turning
    back when the army advances, and slandering chaste women who are
    believers but indiscreet.' (Bukhari and Muslim)

    'Abdullah ibn 'Abbas said: 'Seventy is closer to their number than
    seven,' and in this book Imam Dhabi goes through the 70 Major Sins
    Supported by the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

    The Author Muhammad bin Ahmad bin `Uthman bin Qaymaz at Turkamani, Shams
    al-Din al-Dimashqi al-Dhahabi al-Shafi`i (673-748 AH), the imam, Shaykh
    al-Islam, head of hadith masters, critic and expert examiner of the
    hadith, encyclopedic historian and biographer, and foremost authority in
    the canonical readings of the Qur'an. Born in Damascus where his family
    lived from the time of his grandfather `Uthman, he sometimes identified
    himself as Ibn al-Dhahabi - son of the goldsmith - in reference to his
    father's profession.




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