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[3429] 27 - (...) 'Urwah bin Az-Zubair narrated that 'Abdullâh bin Az-Zubair stood up in Makkah and said: "Allâh has made some people's hearts blind as He has made their eyes blind; they issue Fatwa in favor of Mut'ah." He was referring to a man who called him and said: "You are uncouth and lacking in manners. By Allâh, Mut'ah was done during the time of the leader of the pious" - meaning the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ. Ibn Az-Zubair said to him: "Just try to do it yourself. By Allâh, if you do it, I will stone you."
Ibn Shihâb said: "Khâlid bin Al-
Muhājir bin Saifullāh told me that while he was sitting with a man, another man came to him and asked him about Mut'ah, and he gave him permission for that. Ibn Abī 'Amrah Al-Anṣārī said to him: 'Wait a minute!' He said: 'What is it? By Allāh, I did that at the time of the leader of the pious.' Ibn Abī 'Amrah said: 'It was permitted in the early days of Islam, in cases of necessity, like dead meat, blood and pork, then Allāh completed His religion and forbade it.'"
Ibn Shihāb said: "Rabī' bin Sabrah Al-Juhanī told me that his father said: 'At the time of the Prophet ﷺ, I engaged in Mut'ah with a woman from Banū 'Āmir, in return for two red Burd, then the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ forbade Mut'ah to us.'"
Ibn Shihāb said: "And I heard Rabī' bin Sabrah narrating that to 'Umar bin 'Abdul-'Azīz when I was sitting there."
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