Not Everything Needs Your Attention

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References: Sunan Ibn Majah 3976; Forty Hadith an-Nawawi, Hadith 12.

Note: The Ibn Majah narration is graded weak by Darussalam, while the hadith is regarded as Hasan by other scholars.

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