“Dear brother/sister,”
“- In a weak narration, our Prophet (Peace and blessings be upon him) said:”
“Se ha reportado que se ha realizado un pedido.”
“According to another narration, our Prophet (Peace and blessings be upon him) said: ‘When he said this, he was asked: ‘Who is he referring to?’ He replied: ‘He said it to me’.”
“Suyuti noted that he could not find the origin of this hadith and therefore considered it weak; while Sehavi affirmed that it was fabricated.”
“Otra versión dice: se ha expresado.”
Sin embargo, none of these have an authentic source, not even one original. Despite this, in Arabic and Turkish internet, as well as those who claim to be Shia, there are also those who say they are Wahhabis.
“According to our opinion, making a judgment based on certain stories in which there is no doubt that they are made up, especially when exaggerated accusations are directed towards Shiites or Wahhabis/Salafists, is incorrect.”
“Those who deal with some Muslims, must remember this with their actions.” “Aquellos que tratan con algunos musulmanes, deben recordar esto con sus acciones.”
“Greetings and prayers…” “Saludos y oraciones…””Preguntas sobre el Islam”