A bundle of twigs is not a tree : lesson sample (slide 20)


 

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If the answer to the previous question is “No!” then can we think of a scriptural basis for choosing not to copy something that occurred in the presence of the Prophet ﷺ, apparently without any explicit objection from him?

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