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2118. It was narrated from Hudhaifah bin Yamân that a Muslim man saw in a dream that he met a man from among the People of the Book, who said: "What good people you would be if only you were not committing Shirk. For you say: 'What Allâh wills and Muhammad wills.'" He mentioned that to the Prophet ﷺ and he said: "By Allâh, I am aware of that. Say: 'What Allâh wills then what Muhammad wills.'" (Da'if)
Another chain from Tufail bin Sakhbarah, the brother of 'Aishah by her mother, from the Prophet ﷺ, with similar wording. (Da'if)
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Commentary
"What Allāh wills and then what Muhammad ﷺ wills" means what Allāh wills will happen, and we are committed to the command and decision of Muhammad ﷺ to practice accordingly.
