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It is quite apparent if you read the whole hadith. However it is also more explicitly narrated in other ahadith. The choice is between continuing to live longer in this world or transitioning to the afterlife right then.
لا يموت نبي حتى يخير بين الدنيا والآخرة
No Prophet dies till he is given the option to select either the worldly life or the life of the ...
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No there's no contradiction. First of all in the chapter of Fath al-Bari border lines for the allowed clothes while wearing Ihraam are discussed. While the hadith from Sahih al-Bukhari is an explanation how the women interpreted the verse 24:31. And the addition leaving the impression that they covered their faces hardly goes along with the wording of the ...
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The Arabic in that hadith literally just says "…والروم…" ("…and Rome…") It doesn't say, or even imply, anything about conquering, much less being conquered by Muslims.
The sign that it's likely referring to is found in the Quran:
[1] Alif, Lam, Meem.
[2] The Byzantines (Rome) have been defeated
[3] In the nearest land. But they, after ...
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The closest wording in a hadith to what you've mentioned appears in:
'Abdullah said, 'From the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, who said, "Before the Final Hour people will single out one individual for the greeting, commerce will increase until a woman helps her husband in business, people will sever their links with their relatives, ...
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Short answer: Du'a from the qur'an if regarded or intended as du'a doesn't fall under this case. And this is agreed upon among scholars.
A superficial analysis
First of all the chapter "The Prohibition Of Reciting The Quran While Bowing And Prostrating" in Sahih Muslim starts with ahadith showing that among the last things the prophet () said ...
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