Riyad Al-Saleh from the words of the Master of Messengers, may God bless him and grant him peace
Chapter on generosity, generosity, and spending in charitable causes
Trust in God Almighty
On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her
They slaughtered Shah
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
What's left of it?
She said
All that was left of her was her shoulder
He said
All that remained was her shoulder
Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
And meaning
Give it in charity except its shoulder
And he said
She remains for us in the afterlife except her shoulder
One of the benefits of talking
Encouragement and interest in charity
And that a person should not exaggerate what he spends on it
An explanation of the generosity of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his family
A servant’s wealth is what he gives and his reward is stored up with God
God does not waste the reward of those who do good deeds
Rather, He will protect it and pay it back on the Day of Resurrection
On the authority of Asmaa bint Abi Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with them both
She said: The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, told me
Don't talk to me about you
And in the narration: Spend, Infah, or Effortless
Do not count, and God will count for you
Don't be aware, God will be aware of you
Agreed
And “Fafhi” means “spend.”
And also sacrifice
Do not save, meaning do not save, use what you have and withhold what is in your hand
Fioka means cutting off
Do not count, i.e. do not keep money, count it, and save it without spending
May God count you
That is, sustenance will be withheld from you, and judgment will be given to you on the Day of Resurrection
Do not be aware of what is left over from you
May God bless you
That is, God makes you strict and prevents you from His grace and His presence
One of the benefits of talking
Emphasize and encourage spending
Prohibition of withholding charity for fear of running out
This is one of the greatest reasons for cutting off the blessing
Because God Almighty rewards giving without reckoning
It is God Almighty's justice to make the reward similar to the work
Who knows that God provides for him from where he does not expect
He has the right to spend and not count
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
He heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, saying
Like a miser and a spender
Like two men with iron gardens on them
From their breasts to their clavicles
As for the spender
It is not spent unless it is expedient
Or spare his skin until it hides his fingers
And pardon and its effect
As for the miser
He does not want to spend anything
Except that each ring stuck in its place
He expands it, so it does not expand
Agreed
And heaven is the shield
The meaning of the spender is that the more he spends, the more he spends
Until you run after him
And forgive his feet and traces of his walk and steps
Their clavicles are the plural of their clavicles
It is the bone between the anus and the anus on both sides
I got it right
That is, it extended and covered
I saved
That is, completed and complete
His building
That is, his finger
Pardon its effect
That is, it covers its effect and conceals it so that it does not appear
I stuck
That is, it contracted
One of the benefits of talking
The representation serves as evidence of the preference of the charitable person over the miserly person
Charity atones sins
The garment that drags on the ground also erases the trace of its owner as the tail passes over it
The true promise of blessing and help to the charitable person
Covering the private parts and protecting them from calamity
Because charity repels affliction
The miser will be burned with his treasure in fire on the Day of Resurrection
A promise from God to expose the miser
Generous if they care about charity
He opened his heart to her and she was happy
And the miserly person if he tells himself to give charity
His chest tightened and his hands clenched
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, said
Whoever gives in charity the equivalent of a date from good earnings
God only accepts what is good
God accepts it with His right hand
Then he raises it for its owner, just as one of you raises a camel
Until you are like a mountain
Agreed
The fillo is the dowry
With justice, that is, its value from good and lawful earnings
Free from fraud and deception
One of the benefits of talking
God does not accept charity except from good and lawful people
Because God Almighty is good and only accepts what is good
God multiplies charity from good earnings
Until you become like a mountain
Proof of the attribute of God’s hands
And both his hands are right
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
While a man walks on the ground
Then he heard a voice in a cloud
Water so-and-so's garden
Then the clouds moved away
So he emptied his water into Harra
Then there was an anus from that anus
You've absorbed all that water
So he followed the water
Then a man was standing in his garden
Transforms water with its wipes
And he said to him
Oh Abdullah, what is your name?
So-and-so said
For the name heard in the cloud
And he said to him
Oh Abdullah
She didn't ask me my name
And he said
I heard a voice in the clouds, whose water is this, saying:
Water so-and-so's garden
For your name
What do you do with it?
And he said
But if you say this
I look at what comes out of it
So I give a third of it in charity
My children and I ate a third of it
I want a third of it
Narrated by Muslim
The heat
The earth is covered with black stones
And the anus
It is a stream of water
Bfla
It is the land that has no water
Garden
Any orchard
What comes out of it
That is, from love and fruit
One of the benefits of talking
Past nations had marvels
We do not believe that
Except what the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, corrected
The virtue of getting closer to God Almighty by spending on children and the needy
Among the angels is someone entrusted with provision or the clouds
Proving the dignity of saints
They are those who believed and feared
Chapter on the prohibition of miserliness and miserliness
God Almighty said
As for he who is miserly, becomes self-sufficient, and denies good deeds
We will facilitate it for the modern era
And his money will not be of use to him if it deteriorates
And the Almighty said
And whoever protects himself from his own stinginess, those are the successful ones
As for the hadiths
A number of them were presented in the previous chapter
On the authority of Jaber, may God be pleased with him
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Fear injustice
Injustice is darkness on the Day of Resurrection
And beware of stinginess
Scarcity destroyed those who came before you
Make them shed their blood
And they made their mahrams permissible
Narrated by Muslim
Riyadh Al-Salehin