This is because [this reconciliation between the ḥadīths] negates contagion in principle, completely, as is stated explicitly in the authentic reports.

For the purposes of this article, Daniel Aaron Shapiro and Benjamin Reza Haqiqatjou are two entirely fictional characters and they are non-identical twins, brethren.

The twins differing health patterns present a mystery. Why did one become ill with a childhood disease, like measles for example, while the other did not?

Scholars of the Sunnah slaughtered when they got caught up in the revolt of a Kharijite against the ʿUbaydī Bāṭiniyyah Shīʿah in Qayrawān during the 4th century hijrah.

In these reports is the prohibition of leaving the land of the plague [intending to] flee from it.

As for his saying: “There is no contagion”, then it is a prohibition from that anyone should say: “A thing passes [what it has] to another thing.”

Four [affairs] of Jāhiliyyah that the people will not leave: Wailing over the dead; reviling ancestors; tying rain to the rising or setting of stars, and contagion.

Some factions are greater in their opposition to the Messenger than others, and others are more apparent in their opposition [than others].