"Two blessings in which many people are cheated: health, and free time."
Narrated from Ibn ʿAbbās. Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 6412 (Kitāb ar-Riqāq).
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In Ghaflah: The Sleep of the Heart
The Prophet ﷺ located the injury with an exactness that is difficult to sit under:
Maghbūn is a word from the marketplace. It describes the man on the losing side of a transaction: the one who sold something precious for a fraction of its worth and walked away from the bargain pleased with himself. Not robbed, and not held up at knifepoint. Cheated in a trade he himself agreed to.
Which is what an evening on a feed is.
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