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Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
Chapter on zakat on cows
On the authority of Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, he said
I ended up with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He said
By the One in whose hand is my soul
Or by Him there is no god other than Him
Or as he swore
No man has camels, cows, or sheep
It does not fulfill its rights
Unless it will be brought on the Day of Resurrection
The greatest and fattest thing you can be
She tramples him with her sandals and gores him with her horns
Whenever the last one is passed, the first one is answered
Until it is judged among the people
Comment on the hadith
I finished, I came
A man who came out is mostly a way out and that includes women
He does not pay her due zakat
It was said and other rights
The greatest thing you can be
That is, in strength and ghee
She treads on it with her slippers
That is, trample it with her feet
Whenever it passes, any time passes
It was returned, i.e. it was returned
Until it is judged among the people
That is, until the account is empty
One of the benefits of talking
There is evidence in the hadith that indicates the obligation of zakat on camels, cows, and sheep
Some of them cited the hadith as evidence
However, the milk of livestock and the fruits of trees is a right for the poor and the wayfarer
This right is not zakat
In the hadith, the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, warned his nation against withholding zakat
And the penalty for that
There is no excuse for what he called her on the Day of Resurrection
It is permissible to swear an oath without swearing an oath
Chapter: Zakat on relatives
On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, he said
Abu Talha was the most wealthy of the Ansar in Medina in terms of palm trees
The most beloved of his wealth was Berha
She was the recipient of the mosque
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, would enter it and drink some of the good water in it
Anas said
When this verse was revealed
You will not attain righteousness until you spend from what you love
Abu Talha went to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and said
O Messenger of God
God Almighty says:
You will not attain righteousness until you spend from what you love
If he loves my money, he will go to him
It is a charity for God
I hope for her righteousness and treasure in the sight of God
So, O Messenger of God, place it where God shows you
He said
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
That's profitable money
That's lucrative money
In a novel
That's smelly money
And I heard what you said
In a novel
We met it from you and returned it to you
I think you should make it among the closest ones
Abu Talha said
I will do so, O Messenger of God
So Abu Talha divided it among his relatives and cousins
In a novel
Among them were my father and Hassan
He said
Hassan sold his share of it to Muawiyah
So he was told
Sell Abu Talha's charity
And he said
Should I not sell a saa of dates for a saa of dirhams?
He said
This garden was on the site of the palace of Banu Hudayla, which was built by Muawiyah
Comment on the hadith
He is leaving
The garden in which my well is
She was facing the mosque, that is, facing it
He drinks water that contains good things
That is, from my well
You will not attain righteousness
That is, you will not realize and attain righteousness
Which is all the best types of obedience and types of rewards
It leads its owner to heaven
So that you can spend what you like
That is, until you spend your precious money that your souls love
If you prioritize the love of God over the love of money, then you spend it to please Him
This indicates your sincere faith
The righteousness of your hearts and the certainty of your piety
This includes spending precious amounts of money
And spending when needed
And spending on health
I hope he honors her
That is, I want its best
And its treasure
That is, I offer it and save it so I can find it there
I'm sorry
A word said when praising or being satisfied with something
In his relatives
Kinship in the womb
And his cousins
Out of sympathy with the general
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is permissible to add the love of money to a righteous man
It permits the possession of orchards and real estate
Earning real estate is permissible if it is permissible and the right is paid
It contains the permissibility of a person entering his companions’ garden and drinking from its water
And eating its fruits and food
The hadith contains guidance on consulting people of knowledge and virtue
In how to perform obedience and others
And spending from the beloved
It is permissible to appoint a person to appoint someone in charity, gifts, and endowments
And other things that are acceptable to the prosecution
It contains the validity of absolute charity and absolute endowment
He is the one who did not specify his bank and then appoint him after that
It contains the permissibility of praising the giver of charity if the giver is safe from temptation
Door
A Muslim does not have to give charity on his horse
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
A Muslim does not have to give alms on his horse or servant
Comment on the hadith
His horse is a reference to his vehicle
His servant, meaning the one who serves him
Sadaqah, i.e. zakat
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
There is no sincerity in horses
Unless it is for trade
It is permissible to say something bitter
So-and-so's boy
Chapter: Zakat on spouses and orphans in quarantine
On the authority of Zainab, Abdullah’s wife, she said:
I was in the mosque
I saw the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And he said
Believe us, even if it is your best
Zainab was spending on Abdullah
And orphans in her care
He said
She said to Abdullah
Ask the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Would it be permissible for me to spend on you?
And for orphans in my lap of charity
And he said
Ask, you are the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
So she went to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
I found an Ansar woman at the door
Her needs are the same as mine
So Bilal passed by us
So we said
Ask the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Is it sufficient for me to support my husband and orphans in my care?
And we said
Don't tell us
So he entered and asked him
And he said
Who are they?
He said
Zeinab
He said
That is, Al-Zayanib
He said
Abdullah's wife
He said
Yes
It has two wages
The reward of kinship and the reward of charity
Comment on the hadith
Abdullah is Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him
Who are you?
Ornaments
What a woman adorns herself with, such as gold and the like
That is, complete
An orphan is someone whose father died while he was under age
In her lap
What is meant is in her custody and under her supervision and she is responsible for their upbringing
May it be rewarded for me
That is, is it enough for me?
So I set off
That is, so I went
Her needs are the same as mine
That is, she has an issue like mine
So Bilal passed by us
That is, Bilal passed by us
Don't tell us
That is, do not say that the questioner is so-and-so
The reward of kinship
That is, the reward for maintaining family ties
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
The legality of women going to the mosque
Listening to the sermon and acting on it
It is permissible to ask a woman about a jurisprudential issue
It is permissible for her to send someone to ask the world about her
And go ask
It is permissible for a person to ask in a vague manner about an issue related to him
In the hadith, some deeds receive reward in two ways
On the authority of Umm Salamah, she said:
I said, O Messenger of God
What reward do I have to spend on Bani Abi Salamah?
But they are brown
And he said
Spend on them
You will be rewarded for what you spent on them
Comment on the hadith
What reward?
That is, do I get a reward?
But they are brown
That is, from Abu Salamah
They are Omar, Muhammad, Zainab, and Darra
One of the benefits of talking
In the hadith, a woman’s support for her children is charity
It contains a reference to the perfection of maternal compassion
It explains the virtue of caring for a close orphan
And spending on it
Chapter on the words of God Almighty
And for freeing slaves and debtors, and for the sake of God
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, commanded charity
It was said that Ibn Jamil was prevented
And Khaled bin Al-Walid
And Abbas bin Abdul Muttalib
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Ibn Jamil would not take revenge, except that he was poor
So God and His Messenger enriched him
As for Khaled, you are wronging Khaled
He has retained his armor and equipment for the sake of God
As for Al-Abbas bin Abdul Muttalib
So the uncle of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
It is charity for him and the same for her
Comment on the hadith
So it was said
The speaker is Omar, may God be pleased with him
Ibn Jamil was banned
His name was said to be Abdullah
What is reviled is what is denied
The meaning should not prevent zakat
He was poor, so God enriched him
This is not the reward for grace
He kept his shields, meaning he stopped his shields
And I used it
That is, what a man prepares of animals and weapons
For God's sake
That is, she is committed to jihad for the sake of God
It is charity for him
The meaning is that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, performs it on his behalf
One of the benefits of talking
In the hadith, zakat is proven on trade funds
In which the woman apologizes to his friends
If they appear to be negligent
They know otherwise
In the hadith, the Imam inspects the owners of the money
Did they give zakat or not?
It alerts the heedless person to the blessing of wealth that God has bestowed upon him after poverty
To fulfill God’s rights upon him
It is shameful and reprehensible for those who prevent an obligation
It is permissible to remind him of this in his absence for his benefit
It is permissible to waive zakat on endowed funds
The hadith indicates that it is permissible to delay zakat for one’s own benefit
Chapter on abstaining from the issue
On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him
Some of the Ansar asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
So he gave them
Then they asked him and he gave them
Until he ran out of money
And he said
Whatever good I have, I will not spare it from you
Whoever is chaste, God will pardon him
And whoever is self-sufficient, God will enrich him
Whoever is patient, God will grant him patience
No one is given a gift better and more extensive than patience
Comment on the hadith
Until no technician ran out
I will not spare it for you
That is, I will not make it an asset for anyone else
Turning away from you
And it was said
I won't keep it from you
Whoever is chaste, God will pardon him
That is, whoever asks for abstinence from asking
May God grant him contentment
And whoever is self-sufficient, God will enrich him
That is, those who asked to lay off people
May God grant him freedom from people
He does not need anyone
Whoever is patient, God will grant him patience
Whoever treats patience, God will grant him patience
Better and broader than patience
That is better than patience
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is desirable to give the walker twice
Apologizing to others and urging abstinence
It encourages patience in the face of hardship and other hardships of this world
The hadith indicates the necessity of turning to God Almighty in all matters
Because dispensation and chastity are granted by the grace of God Almighty
It contains an explanation of the generosity of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He was so generous, generous and selfless
In it, the reward is of the same type as the work
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
Because the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
By the One in whose hand is my soul
Because one of you takes his rope
He gets firewood on his back
In a novel
He sells, eats, and gives in charity
It is better for him than to come to a man and ask him
He gave it or withheld it
On the authority of Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam, may God be pleased with him
On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
For one of you to take his rope
He brings a bundle of firewood on his back and sells it
May God protect him from it
It is better for him than asking people
They gave it or withheld it
Comment on the hadith
He collects firewood
He gave him grace in giving and the humiliation of asking
Or prevent it
In the ban there is shadow, disappointment and deprivation
May God protect him from it
That is, God prevents his face from spilling water with the question
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Encouragement to eat from manual labor and gain from permissible things
And there is hatred in the matter
It has detail
In the hadith, it means disgracing oneself and enduring hardship
Better for him than the issue
On the authority of Hakim Ibn Hazam, may God be pleased with him, he said:
I asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
So he gave me
Then I asked him and he gave me
Then he said
Oh wise man
This money is sweet green
In a novel
Sweet vegetables
Whoever takes it with generosity, he will be blessed in it
And whoever takes it under the supervision of a soul, he will not be blessed for it
Like someone who eats and is not satisfied
The upper hand is better than the lower hand
Hakim said
So I said, O Messenger of God
By the One who sent you with the truth
I will not want anything from anyone after you until I leave this world
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, called on Hakim to give
He refused to accept it from him
Then Omar, may God be pleased with him, called him to give it to him
He refused to accept anything from him
Omar said
I bear witness to you, O community of Muslims, of a wise man
I offer him his right from this thousand
He refused to take it
Hakim did not marry anyone after the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Until he died
Comment on the hadith
Sweet greenery
Green is visually desirable
And sweet in taste
If they come together, they increase desire
With generosity of breath
That is, without eagerness, greed, or self-control
Bless him for it
Blessing is the abundance and continuity of goodness
Under the same supervision
That is, intense eagerness and greed
The questioner was exposed to the issue
The upper hand
It is the spending hand
Good
Which is better
From the lower hand
It is the liquid hand
I don't insult anyone
That is, I do not decrease what he has by asking
Until I leave the world
That is, until I die
To give
Giving is money assigned to him in the treasury
He refuses
That is, he refrains
From this V
Thousands of what the Muslims got
From the enemy's money without fighting
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is permissible to repeat the question three times
It is permissible to prevent it at the fourth time
And in it, if the questioner is quilting
There's no problem with it
He ordered him to be chaste and abandon greed
In it, the generosity of the soul is its asceticism
In the hadith, the one who takes it is accompanied by generosity of self
He gets the reward of asceticism
And blessing in livelihood
It indicates that total demand is associated with blessing
There is the legitimacy of setting an example
Examples that the listener does not understand
Chapter on the one whom God has given something without asking or supervising the soul
On the authority of Abdullah bin Al-Saadi
He came before Omar in his caliphate
Omar said to him
Didn’t I say that you follow other deeds from people’s deeds?
If you are given labor, you hate it
I said yes
Omar said
So whatever you want
I said
I have horses and slaves
And I'm fine
I want my work to be a charity for Muslims
Omar said
Don't
I wanted what I wanted
He was the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
He gives me the gift
So I say
Give it to him who is poorer than me
He even gave me money once
So I said
Give it to him who is poorer than me
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Take it, finance it, and give it in charity
Whatever this money comes to you while you are not honorable or begging, take it
Otherwise, do not follow him yourself
Comment on the hadith
Follow
That is, you take on a job
Workers
Any work fee
So whatever you want
That is, what do you mean by this response?
Mares and slaves
Mares is the plural of mares
Abd is the plural of abd
Giving
That is, the money that the imam divides according to interests
So you finance it
That is, take it and own it
Then act on it
Dishonorable
That is, he is not greedy and does not look at it
No questioner
That is, for money
Otherwise, do not follow him yourself
That is, if he does not come to you, do not ask
Rather, he left
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is permissible to take sustenance from someone who works in the interests of Muslims
It indicates that taking the money that came without question is better than leaving it
Because if he left it, he would waste money
In it, the imam has the right to give to a man and others who are more in need of it than him
If he sees that face
Chapter on asking people a lot
On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with him, he said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
The man keeps asking people
Until the Day of Resurrection comes, he will not have a trace of flesh on his face
Comment on the hadith
Still the man asked
It indicates a lot of questions
Mazza meat is any piece of meat
This is because he humiliated his face with the question
One of the benefits of talking
The hadith indicates that the punishment is of the type of work
Whoever sacrifices his honor, it will increase
The Day of Resurrection came and the flesh fell from his face
It contains an encouragement to abstain
And do not ask unnecessarily
And in it, those who ask people will increase
He is rich and it is not permissible for him to give charity
On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with him, he said
The sun will set on the Day of Resurrection
Until the sweat reaches half the ear
In a novel
On the Day of Resurrection, people will become crucified
Every nation follows its prophet
They say, oh, we will not intercede
While they are
They sought help from Adam
Then with Moses
Then by Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace
He intercedes to judge between creation
He walks until he takes the door ring
On that day, God will raise him to a praiseworthy position
All the people of the gathering praise him
Comment on the hadith
Getting closer
They sought help from Adam
That is, they asked him to intercede for them to start the reckoning
To judge between creation
That is, to relieve the people of the situation from its horrors
By eliminating them
And emptying their account
A praiseworthy position
It is the place of great intercession
This place is special for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
People of the gathering
That is, the people of Mahshar
One of the benefits of talking
The hadith explains the severity of the Day of Judgment for the people
In it, people will be terrified to the Prophets, peace be upon them, on the Day of Resurrection
Likewise, salvation comes from fear and following the method of the prophets
The hadith contains an explanation of the virtue of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And the great intercession of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, is proven
It is the praiseworthy place
It is permissible to ask for a need or interest
Chapter on the words of God Almighty
They don't ask barefoot people
How rich!
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Not the poor person who wanders around people
One bite and two bites return him
In a novel
One and two meals
And the dates and the two dates
But poor guy
In a novel
But the poor person is the one who abstains
And read if you want
I mean, he said it
They don't ask barefoot people
He who does not find wealth to enrich it
He does not realize it and gives it in charity
He does not stand up and ask people
In a novel
And he is ashamed
Or people don't ask the barefoot
Comment on the hadith
Chapter on the words of God Almighty
They don't ask barefoot people
That is, they do not ask them a pressing question
In fact, a question came from them
If they need to
They did not insist on those who asked
These are the people most deserving of charity
Because of the beautiful qualities he described them with
He roams around
That is, it rotates and passes
He does not find anything to enrich him with
That is, he does not find enough for him
And he does not notice it
That is, people have no knowledge of his condition
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Good guidance for the position of charity
And to make sure it is fair to him
Abstinence without insistence
In the hadith, he praised the poor
Who is overcome by life
People don't ask
It contains the love of life
In all cases