Respect Islamic Law

This hadith is about a man from Aslam who committed zina, which is an act of adultery. He confessed four times and the Prophet asked if he was crazy, to which he replied no. The Prophet then ordered that he be stoned as punishment for his crime. When the stones struck him, he ran away but they caught up with him and stoned him until he died. Despite this punishment, the Prophet still spoke well of him but did not pray for his soul after death. This hadith teaches us that although we should punish those who commit wrongdoings according to Islamic law, we should still speak kindly of them even after their punishment has been carried out. It also teaches us that it is important to repent before Allah in order to receive His mercy and forgiveness even if one has committed a sin or crime against another person or society as a whole.