ماذا وجد النبي ﷺ في طعام البائع؟
مر النبي ﷺ على طعام للبيع، فأدخل يده فيه فوجد بللًا مخفيًا تحت الظاهر. فقال: «من غش فليس مني» كما في صحيح مسلم.
الصدق في البيع يعني أن نوضح ما في الشيء، لا أن نخفي عيبه. وهذا ينطبق على كل تعامل: لا نُظهر للناس صورة غير حقيقية.
نهى النبي ﷺ عن الغش عندما وجد بللًا مخفيًا في الطعام.
ما العيب الذي يجب أن تقوله إذا أعرت شيئًا مكسورًا؟
إذا وجدت خطأ في عملك، أخبر المسؤول عنه قبل أن يكتشفه وحده.
لو كنت بتبيع حاجة وفيها عيب صغير، هتقوله للمشتري ولا تسكت؟
المصادر: صحيح مسلم، حديث صبرة الطعام: من غش فليس مني.
The Prophet ﷺ passed a heap of grain in the market and put his hand into it — and his fingers found damp underneath the dry surface. He said: “What is this, seller?” The man said: rain got to it, Messenger of Allah. He said: “Then why did you not put it on top, so people could see it? Whoever cheats is not of me.”
Cheating starts small and ends with people no longer trusting you.
The Prophet ﷺ used to walk through the market of Madinah himself. One day he passed a heap of grain that looked dry and clean on top. He put his hand into it, and his fingers came out damp from inside. He turned to the seller: “What is this, owner of the food?” The man said: the rain got to it, Messenger of Allah. The Prophet ﷺ said: “Then why did you not put it on top of the food, so that people could see it?” And then the sentence that has been a rule for every sale since: “Whoever cheats is not of me.” The man had not told a lie with his tongue — he had hidden a fault, and hiding a fault is cheating. On the other side, the Prophet ﷺ promised the honest, trustworthy trader that he would be with the prophets, the truthful and the martyrs.
Allah says: ﴿وَيْلٌ لِّلْمُطَفِّفِينَ﴾ — “Woe to those who give short measure.”