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Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
Chapter on the testimony of the hidden person
About Ikrimah
That Rifa'ta divorced his wife
In a novel
So she decided to divorce her
And in a novel
He divorced his wife three times
So Abdul Rahman bin Al-Zubair Al-Qardi married her
Aisha said
She is wearing a green veil
So I complained to her
She showed her green skin
When the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came
Women support each other
Aisha said
I have never seen anything like what happens to believing women
Her skin is greener than her dress
He said
He heard that she had come to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Then he came with two of his sons from another country
She said
By God, I am not at fault
However, what he has is not more valuable than this
She took a fringe from her dress
In a novel
He only brought me one moment closer
Nothing came of it from me
And in a novel
Abu Bakr was sitting with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Ibn Saeed Ibn Al-Asi was sitting at the door of the room to be called to prayer
Khaled started calling Abu Bakr
Oh Abu Bakr
Isn’t this woman embarrassed by what she speaks openly before the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace?
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, did nothing more than smile
And he said
You lied, by God, O Messenger of God
I shake it off like the last
But it's an outlier
You want highness
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
If so
She didn't sweeten it for him
Or you didn't fix it
Until he tastes your honey
In a novel
Perhaps you want to return to Rifa'a
No
So that he can taste your honey and you taste his honey
He said
He saw two of his sons with him
And he said
These banks
He said yes
He said
This is what you claim
By God, to them, he resembles a crow to a crow
Comment on the hadith
The hidden one
That is, it disappears when endured
His wife
Her name is Tamima bint Wahb
So I complained to her
Of complaint
She showed her green skin
That is, she was beaten
Women support each other
This is from Ikrimah’s words
What is my fault?
That is, I do not accuse him of anything
Except what's with him
A metaphor for a sexual intercourse machine
The fringe of her dress
Fringe
The limb that was not woven
And she wanted this example
Explaining his weakness in intercourse and sexual intercourse
To shake it off, we will shake it off
That is, stress her out and make her uncomfortable
It is also done with leather when it is tanned, washed and purified
Outlier
Nashoz
It is a woman's abstention from her husband
You want highness
That is, she wants to go back to her first husband
If so
That is, if she wants to return to her first husband
Until he tastes your honey
A metaphor for sexual intercourse
He likened its pleasure to that of honey and its sweetness
This is what you claim
That it does not reach you or touch you
To them, it resembles a crow to a crow
Confirmation that they are his children
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is the custom of women to hear each other's complaints against their husbands
In the hadith, the complaint is made to the person who conveys the case to the ruler or the imam
In it, giving proverbs resonates with the soul and is more informative
It is permissible to work with credit cards
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, indicated that
May God bless him and grant him peace. The existence of a man’s children is evidence of his ability to have intercourse
Contrary to what his wife called him
It indicates that a divorced woman who has been divorced three times is not permissible merely by contracting the marriage contract
Until he enters it and steps on it
The hadith indicates that a eunuch woman has no choice
If he has anything left to do, he will fall in love with it
Even if it is weak
In it, the opponent has the right to bring evidence and evidence indicating his truthfulness to the judicial council
It is permissible to testify against someone who is not present from behind a door or a cover
Because Khaled, may God be pleased with him, heard what the woman said while he was behind the door
Then he denied it to her in the presence of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And that is good manners
A metaphor in words for something that is objectionable to mention explicitly
It is permissible to ask permission from the ruler and the judge
It includes the dislike of speaking out about evil in judicial councils
It contains the legitimacy of enjoining good and forbidding evil
In the hadith, people do not give in their claims until evidence is established
Chapter on the just martyrs
On the authority of Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, he said
People were taken by revelation during the era of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
And the revelation has ceased
We are taking you now based on what has appeared to us of your deeds
Whoever shows us good, we trust him and bring him closer
We have nothing of his secret
May God hold him accountable in his bed
And whoever appears evil to us, we do not trust him and we do not believe him
Even if he says that his secret is good
Comment on the hadith
They are taken, that is, they are eliminated
We made him safe from punishment
We brought him near, that is, we glorified him and honored him
We have nothing of his secret
The bed means the secret
And what is hidden from a person’s affairs
One of the benefits of talking
He benefited from the conversation
That whoever shows goodness
There was no suspicion of him
He is the justice whose testimony must be accepted
In it, judging people based on appearances
God Almighty takes care of the secrets
The hadith indicates caution against those who appear to be buying
This indicates the cessation of revelation with the death of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
It provides guidance for the Secretary-Justice to take charge of the work
Chapter on testifying to lineages, extensive breastfeeding, and ancient death
On the authority of Urwa Ibn Al-Zubayr
Aisha, may God be pleased with her, said
Ali Aflah, brother of Abu Al-Quais, asked permission
After the veil was lowered
I said, "I will not give him permission."
Until he asked permission from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
His brother, Abu al-Qais, is not the one who breastfed me
But Abu al-Qais’s wife breastfed me
In a novel
He said: Do you hide yourself from me since I am your uncle?
I said how so?
He said, “My brother’s wife breastfed you with my brother’s milk.”
Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered upon me
So I said to him, O Messenger of God
If Abu al-Qu'ais' brother succeeds, he will ask for permission
I refused to give him permission until he asked your permission
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
What prevented you from asking permission from your uncle?
I said, O Messenger of God
It is not the man who breastfed me
But Abu al-Qais’s wife breastfed me
He said in a narration
Be honest and succeed
Allow him, for he is your uncle
In a novel
He is your uncle, let him come to you
You touched your right hand
Urwa said
That's why Aisha used to say
They are deprived of breastfeeding what you are deprived of lineage
In a novel
What is forbidden from breastfeeding is what is forbidden from childbirth
Comment on the hadith
Beneficiary
That is, famous among people
Ask permission
That is, asking for permission
I don't give him permission
That is, by entering
Until he asked permission from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
That is, until I ask the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
In the ruling on that
He didn't breastfeed me
That is, his wife did not breastfeed me
So I refused
That is, I abstained
What prevented you from asking permission?
That is, what is the reason for your abstention?
He is your uncle
None of breastfeeding
You touched your right hand
That is, it lacked and did not achieve good
It is a word whose apparent meaning is not intended
It may be intended as praise
They are deprived of breastfeeding what you are deprived of lineage
What is meant?
That there is a breastfeeding mother
And a breastfeeding sister
And a breastfeeding girl
And a breastfeeding aunt
And a breastfeeding niece
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is not permissible for a woman to give permission to a man who is not her mahram to enter upon her
She must hide from him
It is permissible to ask for permission
Even if it is against a muhrim
Because it is permissible for a woman to be in a state in which it is not permissible for a mahram to see her
There is caution in matters where there is uncertainty between prohibition and permissibility
Until it becomes clear
It includes the permissibility of the ihram being alone with breastfeeding
On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, what he said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said about Bint Hamza
Don't solve it for me
What is forbidden by lineage is forbidden from breastfeeding
She is my breastfeeding niece
Comment on the hadith
Don't solve it for me
That is, it is not permissible for me to marry her
What is forbidden by lineage is forbidden from breastfeeding
That is, breastfeeding is general in prohibiting marriage to a breastfeeding woman
Her relatives are related to the infant through lineage
One of the benefits of talking
He benefited from the conversation
Proving that the uncle is forbidden from breastfeeding
It proves the prohibition on the husband’s milk
On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, the wife of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was there
And she heard the voice of a man asking permission in Hafsa’s house
So I said, O Messenger of God
This is a man asking permission to enter your house
She said, so the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
I see him as someone who was breastfeeding Hafsa’s paternal uncle
If so-and-so were alive, he would be her maternal uncle through breastfeeding
He came in on me
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Yes, breastfeeding forbids what is forbidden from childbirth
Comment on the hadith
Asking for permission to enter
I see him as so-and-so
That is, I think he is so-and-so
Breastfeeding forbids what is forbidden from childbirth
What is meant by breastfeeding is forbidden by lineage
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Proving that the uncle is forbidden from breastfeeding
It proves the prohibition on the husband’s milk
It is not permissible for a woman to give permission to a man who is not her mahram to enter upon her
She must hide from him
It is permissible to ask for permission, even if it is for a muhrim
Because it is permissible for a woman to be in a state in which it is not permissible for a mahram to see her
On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered and I was with a man
He said: O Aisha, who is this?
In a novel
It was as if his face had changed
Like he hated it
I told my brother about breastfeeding
He said, O Aisha
Look at us from your brothers
Breastfeeding is a form of famine
Comment on the hadith
See from consideration, which means thinking and contemplating
From famine, i.e. from hunger
What is meant is breastfeeding, which proves inviolability
What happens when you are young
Where the infant is a child whose hunger is satisfied by milk
He benefited from the conversation
It is necessary to be cautious in matters that are uncertain between prohibition and permissibility
It includes the permissibility of the ihram being alone with breastfeeding
Chapter on the testimony of the slanderer, the thief, and the adulterer
On the authority of Urwa Ibn Al-Zubayr
A woman stole during the reign of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
In the Battle of Conquest
Her people were terrified and went to Osama Ibn Zaid to ask for his intercession
In a novel
On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her
The Quraysh were concerned about the Makhzoum woman who had been stolen
And they said
Who speaks to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace?
And who dares to do so?
Except for Osama Ibn Zaid
Love of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Urwa said
When Osama spoke to him about it
The face of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, became discolored
And he said
You talk to me?
In a novel
Intercede
Within God's limits
Osama said
Ask forgiveness for me, O Messenger of God
When it was evening
The Messenger of God preached
He praised God as He deserved
Then he said
As for after
He destroyed the people before you
In a novel
But the shadow of the people
In a novel
The children of Israel
If a nobleman stole from them, they would leave him
And if the weak among them steals
They imposed a punishment on him
In a novel
They impose punishment on the lowly
By the One in whose hand is Muhammad’s soul
In a novel
God bless
If Fatima bint Muhammad had stolen
Her hand would have been cut off
Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, ordered
For that woman
So she cut off her hand
Her repentance was good after that
And I got married
Aisha said
She would come after that
So I raise her need to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Comment on the hadith
Thrower
He is the one who accuses someone of adultery
The woman
Her name is Fatima Bint Al-Aswad, may God be pleased with her
In the era
That is, in a time
Her people were terrified and turned to Osama
That is, they turned to him
They seek his intercession
That is, to mitigate the punishment or pardon
The face of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, became discolored
Any change
There is no limit
The punishment is a legally imposed penalty
What is meant here is the punishment for theft
I important them
That is, it made them sad and worried about it
He dares
That is, he dares
The evening
It is from after sunset until sunset
With what his family is
That is, with what deserves praise and praise
He destroyed the people before you
Any of the previous nations
What is meant is the children of Israel
They left him
That is, they did not impose the punishment on him
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
A woman is like a man in the ruling on stealing
It states that the testimony of a repentant thief is not rejected if his repentance is good
It contains the permissibility of intercession in matters for which there is no limit
There is no right for any human being
But there is discretion in it
In the hadith, there is a visible veil for Osama bin Zaid, may God be pleased with them both
It indicates that repentance obligates what came before it
Chapter: He does not bear witness to unjust testimony if he bears witness
On the authority of Imran bin Hussein, may God be pleased with them both, he said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
The best of you is Qarni
Then those who follow them
Imran said
I don't know
I remember the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, after two or three centuries
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
After you there will be people who betray and are not trusted
They bear witness and are not martyred
They vow and do not fulfill
It contains a name
Comment on the hadith
Injustice is any injustice
The best of you is the best of you
My horn
Century
They are the people of the same time
Color them
That is, they come after them
They betray and are not trusted
That is, people do not trust them
Because they have apparent betrayal
So that people no longer depend on them
They bear witness and are not martyred
That is, they perform the testimony without requesting performance
They make vows
That is, they oblige themselves to perform obedience without it being obligatory for them
And they don't give up
That is, by vow
Ghee
What is meant is that they like to expand their food and drinks
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Explaining the virtue of the first centuries
It prohibits betrayal
It contains guidance on performing the trust
It is obligatory to fulfill the vow
This includes establishing testimony in the manner required by law
On the authority of Abdullah, may God be pleased with him
On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
The best people are Qarni
Then those who follow them
Then there will come people whose testimony precedes his oath
And his oath is his testimony
Comment on the hadith
Someone's testimony precedes his oath
What is meant?
He who takes the initiative to swear an oath with his testimony is slandered
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Guidance on keeping oaths
There is a precaution in the certificates section
The hadith contains a reference to the condemnation of false testimony
Chapter on what was said regarding false testimony
On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, he said
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, mentioned major sins
Or he was asked about major sins
And he said
Polytheism
And killing oneself
And disobedience to parents
And he said
Shall I not inform you of the greatest of major sins?
He said
False speech
Or he said
False testimony
Comment on the hadith
Major sins
The major sin is every sin that is sealed with a curse, anger, or fire
Polytheism
To worship creation as God is worshiped
Or magnify as God magnifies
Or he has some kind of divine and divine characteristics
And killing oneself
That is, unjustly
And disobedience to parents
That is, causing harm to them through word or deed
Shall I not inform you?
That is, should I not tell you?
False
That is, lying
One of the benefits of talking
It is learned from the hadith that sins are common
Some are greater than others
It explains the virtue of monotheism and sincerity of worship to God alone
He has no partner
On the authority of Abu Bakra, may God be pleased with him, he said
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Shall I not inform you of the greatest of major sins?
In the novel Three
We said, “Yes, O Messenger of God.”
He said
Associating God
And disobedience to parents
He was reclining, so he sat down and said
Except false speech and false testimony
He kept saying it until I said he should not be silent
In a narration, we even said, “I wish he had kept silent.”
Comment on the hadith
He still says it
That is, he repeats his article
False speech
That is, a false statement
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is the custom of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He usually speaks three times so that he can be understood
It glorifies the rights of parents
Chapter on the testimony of the blind man and his command
And marry him and marry him
And his allegiance and acceptance of the call to prayer and other things
What is known as sounds
On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, heard
A man reading in the mosque
He said, may God have mercy on him
It reminded me of such and such a verse
I omitted them from my surah such-and-such
In a novel I forgot
Comment on the hadith
A man who is likely to be Abbad bin Bishr
May God cause them to fall
That is, you forgot about the benefits
The hadith benefited from the hadith
It is permissible to raise one’s voice in the mosque
By reading at night and praying
For whomever does good happen to a person on his part
Even if that person did not intend it
It is permissible for the Prophet to forget
May God bless him and grant him peace
Chapter: If a man purifies another man, it is sufficient for him
On the authority of Abu Bakra, he said:
A man praised another man before the Prophet
May God bless him and grant him peace
Woe to you, he said in a narration
Woe to you, you cut your friend's neck
You cut your friend's neck
In your brother's story
repeatedly and then said
Who among you inevitably praises his brother?
Let him say, “I think so-and-so.”
God is his judge
I do not praise anyone before God
I think it's so and so
If he knew that from him
Comment on the hadith
A man praised a man
Possibly a bender
And he should be praised
He is Dhul-Bajadin
Woe woe is a word that is said
Whoever falls into ruin deserves it
You cut your friend's neck
That is, it inevitably destroyed him
That is, it must be calculated
So-and-so, I think
I swear to God, He is sufficient
God holds him accountable for his work
I do not praise anyone before God
That is to say, I do not give God a pledge regarding anyone’s outcome
Fine and nothing else
That is lost to us
Woe befalls a word spoken
For those who fall into a perdition that they do not deserve
The hadith indicates the permissibility of purifying a man
Without exaggeration in praise
It includes hatred of exaggeration in all matters
In it, no one knows the unseen except God Almighty
Chapter on what is disliked about excessive praise
And let him say what he knows
On the authority of Abu Musa, may God be pleased with him, he said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, heard
A man compliments a man
In his praise, he said, “You have destroyed me.”
Or you cut the man's back
Comment on the hadith
And he praises him
That is, he exaggerates and exceeds the limit in his praise
One of the benefits of talking
He benefited from the conversation
Guidance not to cause
In confusing people with words and deeds
Chapter on boys reaching puberty and their testimony
On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Shown on Sunday
He is fourteen years old
It was not permissible
It was presented on the Day of the Trench
He is fifteen years old
So he allowed
Comment on the hadith
It was not permissible
Al-Murad did not agree to go out to fight for his children
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Whoever has completed fifteen years of age
Adult rulings were applied to him, even if he did not have a wet dream
In it, the imam can review
Who would go out with him to fight before the war broke out?
Whoever finds him worthy will be permitted
In it, the Imam may approve of the boys who have strength and help
A teenager may be stronger than an adult