Abu ‘Abdullah Jābir ibn ‘Abdullah al-Ansāri (may Allah be pleased with him and his father) reported:
A man asked the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and said: If I were to pray the obligatory prayers, fast Ramadan, adopt the lawful, as lawful and adopt the unlawful as unlawful, and do not do anything else beyond that, will I enter Paradise? He said: "Yes."
Reported by Muslim (No. 15c) and Ahmad (No. 14220).رواه مسلم
The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) points out that if a person performs the five obligatory prayers and does not offer supererogatory ones, fasts Ramadan and does not observe voluntary fasting, and regards the lawful as lawful and acts upon it and regards the unlawful as unlawful and avoids it, he will enter Paradise.
Lessons
A Muslim should be keen on performing obligations and avoiding prohibited things, and his goal should be entering Paradise.
The Hadīth highlights the significance of doing what is lawful and regarding it as lawful and avoiding what is unlawful and regarding it as unlawful.
Fulfilling obligations and avoiding the prohibitions is a means leading to Paradise.
Explanation in Arabic
يُبَيِّنُ النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أن من صلى الصلوات الخمس المفروضات ولم يزد عليها شيئًا من النوافل، وصام رمضان ولم يتطوع، واعتقد حِلَّ الحلال وفَعَله، واعتقد حُرمة الحرام واجتنبه، أنه يدخل الجنة.
حرص المسلم على فعل الفرائض وترك المحرمات، وأن تكون غايته دخول الجنة.
أهمية فعل الحلال واعتقاد حِلَّه، وتحريم الحرام واعتقاد حرمته.
فعل الواجبات وترك المحرمات سبب لدخول الجنة.
Scholars’ grades
Original grading term, without a named scholar: صحيح
A man said to the Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him): "Do you think that if I perform the obligatory payers, fast Ramadan, treat the lawful as lawful, and treat the unlawful as unlawful, and do not do anything else beyond that, will I enter Paradise?" He said: 'Yes.'…