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'The thief who comes and repents of his own accord to Allah, and returns everything that he has stolen back to its owner, is not liable to having his hand cut.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

Tahdhib al-Ahkam, v. 10, p. 122, no. 489

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Question : #962

Category: Miscellaneous

Subject:	Gemstones
Question:	I've heard tales from my grandmother about the gemstone 'sapphire' and how it had 'evil powers' of sort, and that if the stone isn't deemed favorable to a person, he/she shouldn't keep it as it would bring upon a bad omen on him/her. I want to know if such a thing about the gemstone is true, and if it is, how does one determine if the stone is good or bad for oneself? Thank you for your time!
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