‘Īsa the Son Maryam (peace be upon him) saw a man stealing. He asked the man if he had stolen. The man swore by Allah that he had not. So ‘Īsa said that he believed in Allah and disbelieved in his own eyes. This means that he believed the man, for he swore by Allah, and ruled out that he ostensibly stole. The man could have taken something that belonged to him, or with its owner's permission, or not meaning to seize it unlawfully, or merely to look into it, etc. This illustrates how much the prophets glorify Allah, the Most High.

1. Gida
2. The Creed
3. Belief in the Messengers
4. Pre-Islamic Prophets and Messengers, peace be upon them
5. Hadith

1. Gida
2. Jurisprudence and Juristic Principles
3. Jurisprudence of Transactions
4. Oaths and Vows
5. Hadith

• This verse: {Allah does not impose blame upon you for what is unintentional in your oaths} [Sūrat al-Baqarah: 225] was revealed concerning saying: "No, by Allah" and "Yes, by Allah"
• By the One in Whose Hand my soul is, the son of Mary will soon descend among you as a just judge. He will break the cross, kill the pig, and abolish Jizyah (protection tax imposed on non-Muslims living under Muslim rule), and the wealth wil...
• Leave me as I leave you. Verily, what destroyed those before you was their asking questions and their disagreement with their prophets
• When Adam died, the angels washed his body with water an odd number of times, dug him a grave, and said: This is the tradition for Adam's children