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Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
Chapter: Whoever gives charity in polytheism and then converts to Islam
On the authority of Hakim bin Hizam, may God be pleased with him
He freed a hundred slaves during pre-Islamic times
He was carried on a hundred camels
When he converted to Islam
He was carried on a hundred camels
He freed a hundred slaves
He said
So I asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
So I said
O Messenger of God
Have you seen the things I used to do in pre-Islamic times?
I was staring at her
I mean, I make excuses for it
In a novel
From charity, freeing, or family ties
Is there any reward in it?
He said
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
I greeted you with the goodness that came before you
Comment on the hadith
He was carried on a hundred camels
That is, in Hajj
See?
That is, tell me
I made it in pre-Islamic times
That is, I will do it before I convert to Islam
I was staring at her
That is, I get closer
I am justified by it
That is, do it righteously and obediently
As you have already mentioned
That is, on account of the good you have already done
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If Islam is good
Demolishing previous sins
He achieved the righteousness before him
It indicates that morals may be mountainous and innate
Chapter on servant wages
If it is given in charity according to its owner, it is not corrupt
On the authority of Abu Musa
On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
The faithful Muslim treasurer
Which is implemented
In a novel
Lead
And in a novel
He spends
Perhaps he said he gives
What He commanded was complete and provided
Good to himself
So he gives it to the one who commanded him to do it
One of the charitable people
Comment on the hadith
The stockist
That is, the one who has the hand to preserve food, whether a servant or someone else
Which is implemented
That is, he goes and gives
What I ordered
Of charity
Completely provided
That is, complete and undiminished
Good to himself
That is, he was satisfied with that
So he gives it to the one who commanded him to do it
That is, he gives it to the person in need who was appointed by the owner of the money
One of the charitable people
That is, he has the reward of the charitable person
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Permissibility of agency in charity
It is necessary to adhere to the terms of the agency
And in it, whoever trusts in charity
He will receive a reward like the one who gives charity
It includes the encouragement to give alms with good will
It contains a warning against diminishing charity
Chapter on the words of God Almighty
As for the one who gives, fears, and believes in good deeds
We will ease him to the left
As for he who is miserly, becomes self-sufficient, and denies good deeds
We will make it easy for hardship
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
There is no day when the servants become
Except two angels descend
One of them says
Oh God, give the spender a successor
And the other says
Oh God, give someone who is in possession of damage
Comment on the hadith
Give a successor spender
That is, give the charitable person in return
I give a hold of damage
That is, he destroyed the wealth of the miserly person who abstained from what was obligatory and desirable
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In the hadith, the one who is caught deserves to lose his money
What is meant by it is abstaining from duties without the delegated ones
It includes luck in spending on duties
It includes voluntary and obligatory charity
It indicates that the prayers of the angels are answered
A chapter like the charitable person and the miserly person
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, he said:
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was struck
Like the miserly and the charitable
Like two men wearing iron robes
In the novel Two Jintans
Their hands were forced to their breasts and their collarbones
So the more you give charity, the more you give charity
If you spread it
In a narration, it did not spread or spread on his skin
In one narration, it spread on his skin
And in a narration it was expanded upon
Until I faint, I sleep for him and forgive his effects
In a novel until his fingers are hidden
And in a novel until his fingers go crazy
And he made the miserly whenever he was honest
Trimmed
In a novel
Each ring clenched around its owner and squeezed him
His hands joined his collarbones
And I took
In a novel
I taped each ring in place
Abu Hurairah said
I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
He says with his finger like this in his pocket
If I saw him expand it and it did not expand
Comment on the hadith
Jabbatan
The robe is a wide garment
She had to
That is, I took refuge
Their clavicles
The clavicles
They are the two superficial bones in the upper chest
From the top of the shoulders to the tip of the throat
I was happy
That is, expanded
His fingertips are covered
That is, covering his fingers
And pardon its effect
That is, it erases the traces of his walking with its maturity and perfection
He hummed
That is, he wanted and intended
Trimmed
That is, I left and joined
Two gardens
Heaven is the shield
I got it right
That is, it extended and covered
I saved
That is, I completed it
She went mad
That is, stretched
Build
That is, his fingers
Until you go crazy
No cover up
I stuck
That is, falling
In his pocket
Pocket
The hole is at the top of the shirt
One of the benefits of talking
In the hadith, education is by example
I immerse myself in portraying issues
In the hadith, if the horse is about to tunnel
His chest expanded
His hands obeyed and extended their gifts
As for the miser
His chest tightens
His hand becomes restricted from spending
It indicates that the spender is protected by God with his expenses
In it, alms expiates sins and erases them
It indicates that charity increases wealth
Door
Every Muslim must give charity
Whoever does not find it
Let him act with kindness
On the authority of Abu Musa Al-Ash’ari, he said:
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Every Muslim must give charity
They said
If not found
He said
He works with his hands
He benefits himself and gives charity
They said
If he cannot or does not do so
He said
He helps the anxious person
They said
If he doesn't
He said
So he commands good
Or he said
With favor
They said
If he doesn't
He said
So he refrains from evil
He has sincerity
If not found
That is, whoever is not able to give charity
He helps those in need
That is, helping the needy
The eager one
Anxious refers to the one who is distressed, the one in need, and the oppressed
So he refrains from evil
That is, he does not do it
It is his
That is, for the one holding it
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Compassion for God Almighty’s creation is a must
It is either with money or otherwise
The hadith expands the concept of charity
To include delivering goodness to others in all ways
The hadith contains an encouragement to fulfill needs and do good deeds
It contains the legitimacy of enjoining good and forbidding evil
It explains the virtue of silence about what is not beneficial
It explains the virtue of earning money due to the multiple benefits it brings
The hadith indicates the virtue of learning the craft
Door
Estimate how much zakat and charity is given
And who gave Shah
On the authority of Umm Attiya Al-Ansariyya, may God be pleased with her, she said
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered upon Aisha, may God be pleased with her
He said: Do you have anything?
And she said no
Except for something that her relative sold to us
From the sheep that you sent as charity
He said in a narration
Come on, she's reached her place
Do you have anything?
None of the food
She is Al-Ansariyya, may God be pleased with her
It is the charity sheep
It has reached its place
That is, the intended reward for charity was achieved
Then it became the property of whomever it reached
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If the person receiving the charity receives the charity and owns it
He may dispose of it
From selling, giving, and the like
It is permissible for a man to ask his family
About the food that is served to him
And their explanation of its source
Chapter on the offer in zakat
On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
That Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
He wrote to him that God commanded His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
And whoever’s charity reaches the level of Bint Makhad
And he doesn't have it
He has a daughter, Laboun
She accepts it
The authenticator gives him twenty dirhams or two sheep
If he does not have a girl, she will have labor on her face
He has a son, Laboun
He accepts it
And he has nothing with him
Comment on the hadith
He wrote to him
That is, he wrote the obligatory zakat for him
A girl in labor
She entered the second year
Bint Laboun
She entered the third year
Accept from him
That is, the daughter of Laban
The authenticator
That is, the one who receives zakat
On her face
That is, the zakat imposed without encroachment
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Whoever is required to have a certain age, he does not have it
He took the higher authenticator than her
The credit was returned
Or take less and take the credit
The hadith contains an explanation of camel teeth and their differentiation
It contains a reference to paying the value of zakat
It is permissible to write in hadith
Door
It does not bring together the disparate
It does not differentiate between society
On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
That Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
He wrote to him that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, imposed
It does not combine the disparate
It does not differentiate between society
Fear of charity
Comment on the hadith
It does not combine the disparate
His example
Forty sheep for each one
If the courier comes to them
They collected it to lead Shah
It does not differentiate between society
His example
They have three sheep
They separate it to bring two sheep
Fear of charity
That is, out of fear
He tricks himself into dropping it
One of the benefits of talking
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It is permissible to write the hadith
It prohibits the use of tricks
For the failure of what was obligatory upon him
Door
It was not a mixture
They retreat between them equally
On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
That Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
He wrote to him that the Messenger of God imposed
May God bless him and grant him peace
And it was not a mixture
They retreat between them equally
Comment on the hadith
From two mixtures
The two mixtures
They are the two partners whose money was mixed
He did not excel
They retreat between them together
That is, if the courier takes it
From the money of one of them, all the duties are due
He returns his share to his partner
One of the benefits of talking
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It is permissible to write the hadith
It contains the legitimacy of the company and the company
The hadith indicates that zakat is due on money deposited in banks
Taken from the bank
The bank returns equal returns to depositors
That is, according to the amount of his money
Chapter on zakat on camels
On the authority of Abu Saeed, he said:
A Bedouin came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He asked him about immigration
And he said
Woe to you!
Immigration is a severe matter
Do you have any camels?
He said yes
He said
So she gives her charity
He said yes
He said
Do you give anything from it?
He said yes
He said
So you milk it on the day it flowers
He said yes
He said
He worked from overseas
God will not leave anything of your work behind
Comment on the hadith
Woe to you!
A word said to someone who has fallen into a perdition that he does not deserve
Like her
That is, her command
I believed her
That is, its zakat
Granted by her
The good one
Chat is given to the needy, who milks it and then returns it
The day she received it
That is, on the water
He worked from overseas
That is, if you perform what God has imposed on you
Do not care whether you stay in your home or migrate
Even if your home is overseas
He won't leave
That is, nothing will decrease your reward
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The hadith indicates that there is a right to money other than zakat
In it, whoever fulfills the obligatory and desirable financial rights
He was acquitted
It contains an explanation of the virtue of well-groomed sheep, camels, and cows
Chapter: Whoever has the amount of Sadaqa Bint Makhad but does not have it
On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, prescribed for him the obligation of charity that God commanded His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
Whoever has a large number of camels, the trunk is given as charity
He has no torso
And he has a right
She accepts the truth from him
If he can afford it, he should add two sheep or twenty dirhams with it
And whoever has the right charity
And he does not have the right
And he has the torso
She accepts the stem from him
The authenticator gives him twenty dirhams or two sheep
And whoever has the right charity
He only has a daughter, Labun
She accepts Bint Labun from him
He gives two sheep or twenty dirhams
And whoever’s charity reaches Bint Labun, he has a right
She accepts the truth from him
The authenticator gives him twenty dirhams or two sheep
And whoever has a bint Labun whose zakat reaches it, but he does not have it
He has a daughter in labor
She accepts the daughter of Makhad from him
He gives it twenty dirhams or two sheep
Comment on the hadith
The stem
The stem of the camel is the one that entered the fifth year
Right
The camel is the one that entered in the fourth year
It is accepted from him
That is, it takes the place of the imposed age
And he gives him the certificate
That is, the courier who collects alms
One of the benefits of talking
It is useful to talk
It is permissible to write the hadith
It contains the acceptance of one person’s statement regarding the obligation of action
The hadith explains the ruler’s care about the matter of zakat and alms
And he appoints someone to collect alms
The hadith indicates facilitation in collecting the obligatory zakat
The believer grabs as many teeth as he can
The hadith is the basis for those who say that it is permissible to evaluate zakat
In the hadith, camel teeth vary in value
And the difference between age and age
Equivalent to twenty dirhams
This value varies according to times and circumstances
It is permissible to take the minimum or maximum age in zakat on camels
Taking into account the value
Chapter on zakat on sheep
On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, wrote this letter to him when he directed him to Bahrain
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
This is the obligation of charity that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, imposed on Muslims
Which God commanded His Messenger to do
Whoever among the Muslims asks it in its face, let him give it
Whoever is asked for more than that will not be given
Twenty-four camels or less
Of the sheep, out of every fifth sheep
If you reach twenty-five to thirty-five
It contains a female child in labor
If you reach thirty-six to forty-five
It contains a female girl, Bint Labun
If you reach forty-six to sixty
There is truth to it in the manner of sentences
If you reach sixty-one to seventy-five
It has a trunk
If it reaches the age of seventy-six to ninety
It contains a daughter, Laban
If it reaches ninety-one to twenty-one hundred
In it, you gave me the trick of a camel
If it exceeds twenty hundred
For every forty, there is a Bint Labun
And every fifty has his right
He had only four camels with him
There is no charity in it
Unless her Lord wills
If it reaches five camels
There is a Shah in it
And in the charity of sheep in their flocks
If it is forty to twenty and one hundred sheep
If it exceeds twenty and one hundred to two hundred sheep
If it exceeds two hundred to three hundred
There are three sheep in it
If it exceeds three hundred
In every hundred sheep
If the man's sheep is less than forty sheep, one sheep
There is no charity in it
Unless her Lord wills
In Raqqa, a quarter of a tenth
If it is only one hundred and ninety
There is nothing in it
Unless her Lord wills
Comment on the hadith
This is the obligation of charity
That is, what is required of the money
Whoever asks her from among the Muslims on her face
That is, as God Almighty commanded
Among them is the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
This is done by estimating their shares and what is due in them
Let him give it
That is, the owner of the money gives the zakat to the courier assigned to collect it
As God Almighty commanded
And whoever is asked above it
That is, more than the required amount
He does not give
That is, let him abstain from the tool
What's less?
That is, less than that number
From sheep
It indicates that zakat may be of a different kind
It contains a female child in labor
As a precaution against mentioning
There is his right to it
The right camel
Who has completed three years
She was stabbed in the fourth year
Camel knocking
The stallion was named Al-Taroqa
Because she deserved to be beaten by the male
That is, he has intercourse with her
There is no charity in it
That is, obligatory
Unless her Lord wills
That is, its owner and owner
And in the charity of sheep
That is, obligatory
In her sleep
The one who grazes most of the year
And its opposite is known
And in Raqqa
It is minted silver
A quarter of a tenth
That is, for every hundred dirhams
Two and a half dirhams
If it is only one hundred and ninety
That is, this number or less
There is no zakat on it
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Accepting one person’s information about the necessity of action
It is recommended to start the book with the basmalah
In the hadith, the shares of zakat and the amount due therein are a matter of discretion
He is not aware of the opinion
The hadith explains the ruler’s care about the matter of zakat and alms
He appointed someone to collect alms
In the hadith, it is the responsibility of the owner of the money
To pay the zakat on his wealth until the hour appointed by the guardian
And at the hour he will be trustworthy and comradely
He does not ask for more than the obligatory zakat
The hadith indicates that the Hour must be knowledgeable about matters of zakat
Its shares, amounts, and everything related to it
The hadith contains a reference to the permissibility of paying zakat in a different type
In the hadith, if the betrayal of the Hour appears
His obedience fell
The owner of the money then pays the zakat
Or give zakat for another hour
In which it is permissible for the owner of the money to pay his charity
Even if his money does not reach the quorum
It is permissible for the owner of the money to increase the imposed zakat
The hadith indicates that the Hour will not be taken by the stallion from the livestock
The hadith explains the shares of zakat on camels and what is due on them
Explaining the shares of sheep and what is due on them
In the hadith, it is required that the sheep be fasting
That is, it grazes on permissible fodder until zakat is due on it
This grazing is more frequent
It contains a statement of the quorum for zakat on silver
Door
Do not take charity for someone who is old or deficient
Not a female goat except what the confirmator wants
On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, decreed for him the charity that God commanded His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
Charity does not result in old age
Nor a one-eyed female goat
Except what the believer wants
Aging
The old woman is the old woman whose teeth have fallen out
Dhat Awar
Awār is a flaw
That is, zakat is not taken into account if there is an apparent defect
Tess
He is a stallion of goats
It was said: a stallion of sheep
And it was said
What is meant is mention of the cattle
Except what the believer wants
This exception is due to the production of the goat
One of the benefits of talking
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The incomplete and defective ones do not come out
But whatever the authenticator wishes comes out sound or complete
It indicates that paying females is the basis for paying the obligatory zakat on livestock
Males may be taken out