In beghairtoon say hamari jaan Kab chootay gee. Sometimes I think k Nawaz Saanp and Co. Musalman bhi hain kyon k Islam ghairatmandon ka Deen hai aur Nooray say ghairat ka dur dur tak koi taluq nahin.
I have heard this Hades multiple times and before I quote it I ask forgiveness from ALLAH swt for any unintentional mistake(s):
Hazrat Safwaan bin Sulaim radiallaho taala anhu narrates that Rasool Allah sallalaho alaihe wasallam was asked,
Can a believer be a coward? He said, Yes, he can be coward. Then it was asked whether a believer could be a miser? He replied, Yes, he can be a miser, it was then asked whether a believer could be a liar? He replied, No, a believer cannot be a liar. (Imam Malik, Mishkaat)
It is mentioned in this Hadith that a believer can be a coward, he can be a miser but he cannot be a liar. Lying is a great risk to our faith, it is a must for us to save our faith and in order to save our faith, it is very important to save ourselves from lying. We need to present ourselves as slogans of truth, the followers of the true religion, the undoubtable Quran and Ummah of a Prophet sallalaho alaihe wasallam, who was declared Saadiq even by the infidels of Makkah. (Saadiq means one who always speaks the truth). May Allah Taala enable us to speak the truth and always stay away from lies. Ameen
EVIL OF SPEAKING LIES
Hazrat Abu Hurairah (Radhiyallaahu Anhu) narrates, in a hadith, that the Prophet (PBUH) said,
The signs of a hypocrite are three; whenever he speaks, he tells a lie; whenever he promises, he breaks his promise; if you have trust in him, he proves to be dishonest.
The above hadith of Prophet(PBUH) is of such importance to us, his Ummah, because it demonstrates to us that how evil it is to speak lies, that Prophet(S.A.W) associated the telling of lies with a hypocrite.
In another hadith narrated by Hazrat Abu Hurairah(Radhiyallaahu Anhu), Prophet (PBUH) said,
Whoever does not give up false statements (i.e. telling lies), and evil deeds, and uttering bad words to others, Allah is not in need of his (fasting) leaving his food and drink. This is a clear indication to us how evil speaking lies is in the sight of Allah Taala that Allah Taala will not accept our Ibadat becase of us telling lies.
Unfortunately, our problem is that we think that by fulfilling the five fundamental principles of Islam we have become perfect Muslims. Islam has many different aspects to it and, by only fulfilling the one aspect of Ibadat, does not make us true Muslims. Turning a blind eye to such aspects of Deen, like restraining our tongues when it comes to our utterances, will only be to our detriment.
for more read :
https://muhumin.wordpress.com/2011/09/12/a-believer-mumin-cannot-be-a-liar/