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Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
Door
Do you dig up the graves of pre-Islamic polytheists?
Mosques will be built in their place
On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
When the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, complained
Some of his wives mentioned a church they had seen in the land of Abyssinia
She is called Maria
She was Umm Salamah and Umm Habibah, may God be pleased with them both
They came to the land of Abyssinia
They mentioned its beauty and its pictures
He raised his head and said
Those, if a righteous man dies, are among them
They built a mosque over his grave
Then they made that picture in it
Those are the worst of creation in the eyes of God
In a novel
Those are the worst of creation in the sight of God on the Day of Resurrection
Comment on the hadith
Chapter: Do you dig up the graves of pre-Islamic polytheists?
Exhuming graves
It is the extraction of the dead from their graves after burial
He complained
Any disease
It was his illness, may God bless him and grant him peace, from which he died
Some of his women
They are Umm Salamah and Umm Habiba, may God be pleased with them
Church
That is, the Christian temple
We saw it in the land of Abyssinia
That is, their migration
Umm Salamah
She is the mother of believers
Hind bint Abi Umayyah Al-Makhzoumia, may God be pleased with her
And a beloved mother
She is the mother of believers
Ramla bint Abi Sufyan, may God be pleased with her
Good it
What a beautiful decoration
Pictures
Any drawings and statues
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Prohibition of building on graves and using them as mosques
It prohibits photographing human beings
The hadith contains evidence of the rule of blocking pretexts
It is permissible to tell stories about the wonders one sees
It includes condemnation of the one who does forbidden acts
The consideration in rulings is based on Sharia law, not reason
Chapter on praying in the places of camels
On the authority of Nafi
On the authority of Ibn Omar
On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He was displaying his camel
So he prays to her
I said
Did you see if the passengers were blown away?
He said
He used to take this backpack and modify it
So he prays until his afterlife
Or he said his backside
Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with him, used to do it
Flying on the talk
He displays his mount
That is, it makes it an offer
If passengers blow
That is, it became agitated and moved from its place
He used to take this backpack and modify it
That is, he raises him up on his face
Because if camels are agitated
I disturbed the person praying
Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He hastens her to leave
He makes it a jacket
So he prays until his afterlife
It is the plank on which the rider rests
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is permissible to pray to a proven animal
And it is okay for the praying person to cover himself
With the camel and camel in prayer
And praying to the camel
He is not opposed to the prohibition of prayer
In camel coats
Because the places of residence are places
Chapter on the dislike of praying in cemeteries
On the authority of Ibn Omar
On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
Make your prayers in your homes
And do not make them graves
Comment on the hadith
From your prayers
What is meant is voluntary prayer
And do not make them graves
A house in which one does not pray is like a grave
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
The grave is not a place of worship
The legitimacy of voluntary prayers in homes
Let the people of the household follow the example of the one who prays
Chapter on prayer in places of eclipse and torment
On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said
When the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, passed by the stone
He said, “Do not enter the homes of those who wronged themselves.”
In a novel
Do not enter upon these torturers
May what befalls them befall you
Unless you are crying
Then he shook his head
The Siri hurried until he crossed the valley
Comment on the hadith
Chapter on prayer in places of eclipse and torment
An eclipse is a departure into the earth and an absence therein
With stone
Al-Hijr is a country between the Levant and the Hijaz
They are the dwellings of Thamud, the people of Salih, peace be upon him
No torment befell them
He covered his head
He permitted the valley, i.e. crossing it and bypassing it
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Forbid taking the homes of the tormented
A homeland and a place
It contains guidance on consideration in the homes of the tortured
Door
On the authority of Aisha and Abdullah bin Abbas
He said
When it was revealed to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
He started throwing his khamisa on his face
If he is saddened by it
He revealed his face
He said it was like that
May God’s curse be upon the Jews and Christians
They took the graves of their prophets as mosques
Beware of what they have done
Flying on the talk
When it was revealed to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
That is, death disease
Make any mistake
poses i.e. casts
Khamisa
It is a thin, square garment with flags
It is made of parchment or wool
I feel sad
That is, he was fed up with the heat
God damn it
The curse is expulsion and removal from the mercy of God Almighty
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Be careful not to follow the traditions of the Jews and Christians
It prohibits building on graves and using them as mosques
On the authority of Abu Hurairah
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
God killed the Jews
They took the graves of their prophets as mosques
Flying on the talk
God fought
That is, killing them
And it was said
What is meant here is the curse
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Prohibiting construction on the grave
It contains guidance on abandoning the causes of God Almighty’s anger and wrath
This is done by using graves as mosques
It includes the necessity of staying away from the traditions and rituals of the Jews
And what was legislated by those before us is not ours
If it violates our law
Chapter on women sleeping in the mosque
About Aisha
Walida was a black-bearded Arab
So they freed her
So she was with them
she said
So a girl came out to them
She has a red thong scarf on her
she said
So I gave birth
Or it happened
She went through hardships
And he is lying
I thought it was meat
So I was kidnapped
she said
So seek Him
They did not find him
she said
They accused me of it
she said
So they started searching
Until they searched beforehand
she said
By God, I am on a list with them
When the borders passed, they dropped
she said
He fell between them
she said
I said this is what you accused me of
You claimed that I am innocent of it
And he is the same
she said
So she came to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
So I converted to Islam
Aisha said
She had a tent or a stash in the mosque
she said
She would come to me and talk to me
she said
Don't sit with me unless she says
The Day of the Scarf is one of the marvels of our Lord
Except that he is from the town of Kafr Anjani
Aisha said
So I told her what's wrong with you?
You will not sit with me unless I say this
she said
So she told me this conversation
Comment on the hadith
Nascent
A newborn is a baby girl
It may be used to refer to a female slave or female slave
Scarf
The scarf is woven from wide leather
It is studded with jewels
The woman pulls it between her shoulder and her cheek
From belts, plural of belts
It is a trap made of leather
It is a well-known bird
His nickname is Abu Al-Khattaf
He catches rats
So I was kidnapped
Kidnapping is the act of seizing something and taking it quickly
So seek Him
That is, they asked for it and asked about it
They accused me
That is, by stealing the scarf
So they went off
That is, they made it
They search
That is, they are searching
Before her
That is, her vagina
You claimed
That is, you claimed
I am innocent of him
That is, she is innocent of their allegations and accusations of stealing the scarf
Hide
A tent is a tent made of hair or wool
It is on two or more columns
Sturgeon
The sturgeon is a small, ruddy house
A little thick
Of marvels
Marvel collection
He saved me
That is, save me
Don't sit with me
That is, do not sit with me
One of the benefits of talking
In the hadith
That whoever does not have a home or a place to stay
It is permissible for him to spend the night in the mosque
Whether it is a man or a woman
When there is security from strife
It contains the artificiality of a tent and its resemblance to the poor
Whether man or woman
In it, the Sunnah is to leave a country
There was a temptation against mankind
And in the hadith
That adversity may be a reason for good
God Almighty wanted him to be a servant
As happened to the newborn
It contains an explanation of the virtue of migration
And in the hadith
Explaining that the kite is one of the immoral people that spread corruption on earth
That is why the hadith came about killing her in the lawful and the forbidden
And in the hadith there is evidence that God Almighty
May the anguish of the distressed be relieved
And it violates their returns
Even if they are infidels
If the infidel is oppressed
Like this woman
He is closer to relieving his distress and answering his prayer
It contains an explanation of the virtue of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, and her eloquence
And memorizing Arab news and poetry
It is permissible to include beautiful poetry in the sermon
Chapter on men sleeping in the mosque
On the authority of Nafi
That Ibn Omar said
Indeed, men were among the companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
They used to see visions during the time of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
They told it to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, says about it, God willing
I am a young boy
And the mosque house before I got married
So I said to myself
If there is good in you
I would have seen what these people see
When I got hungry one night
I said
Oh God, if you know what is good in me
Show me a vision
In a novel
Oh God, if I have any good with you
Show me a dream
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, conveyed it to me
While I am
In a novel
I saw in a dream
It was as if I had a piece of silk in my hand
I will not fall to a place in heaven with it
Except she flew me to him
When two angels came to me
In the hand of each of them was an iron flute
Take me to hell
And I pray to God between them
Oh God, I seek refuge in You from Hell
Then he showed me a king with an iron hilt in his hand
And he said
You will not be respected
Yes man you are
In a novel
You are a good man
If you pray a lot
So they set off with me
Until they stopped me on the brink of hell
If it is folded like folding a well
It has horns like the horn of a well
Between every two centuries there was a king with an iron-clad hand
I saw men hanging in chains
Their heads are down
I knew men from the Quraish there
So they turned me away from the same right
So I narrated it to Hafsa
Hafsa told it to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Abdullah is a good man
In a novel
Yes, the man is Abdullah
If he had been praying at night
Nafi said
After that, he continued to pray a lot
Comment on the hadith
A vision is what a believer sees in his sleep
So they cut it
That is, they tell him about it
And he says about it
That is, he crosses it
New age
That is, young
And the mosque house
That is, he sleeps in the mosque
When I was hungry
That is, I want to sleep
Suppressed
She is the column
Or something like a mahjin
He hits the elephant's head with it
It was said that it is like an iron whip
Her head is crooked
Take me to hell
That is, he will bring me before Hell
He showed me
That is, I saw it in a dream
You will not be respected
That is, you will not be afraid
Yes man
Praise formula
If you pray a lot
That is, at night
So they set off with me
That is, they took me away
The verge of hell
That is, its letter
Folded like folding a well
That is, the sides are built like a well
It has horns like the horn of a well
centuries
That is, its sides that are built of stones
The wood on which the pulley is attached is placed on it
The well usually has two horns
Suspended by chains for their heads beneath them
That is, hanging by their legs, hanging down
So they turned me away from the same right
That is, on the right side
After that, he continued to pray a lot
That is, Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Permissibility of spending the night in the mosque
It is permissible to wish for a good vision
So that its owner knows what he has with God Almighty
It is permissible to wish for goodness and knowledge and to strive for it
It is permissible to delegate the vision to the world
And accepting the news of the One who is just
It is permissible to express the vision under its condition
An explanation that a good vision indicates the goodness of its dreamer
It is desirable to tell the vision to the world
In the hadith, Hell is described
It is described in the hadith
He has a nominative ruling
It is permissible to see angels in a dream
And warn them of the letter
It is permissible to see Hell in a dream
The hadith contains a description of a type of torment from Hell
It is degeneration
It contains guidance on recovery from the torment of Hell
It indicates that it is desirable for a Muslim to cover himself and avoid his backbiting
This is indicated by his saying, may God be pleased with them both
I knew men from the Quraish there
He did not name them
It contains a statement about the modesty of Salah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them
And his keenness on doing good
It explains the virtue of worshiping a young man
And praying at night saves one from Hell
It is disliked to sleep too much at night
On the authority of Sahl bin Saad, he said:
Ali had no breeze more beloved to him than Abu Turab
Although he would rejoice in it if he was called by it
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came
Fatima's house, may God be pleased with her
He did not find Ali at home
He said, "Where is your cousin?"
She said there was something between me and him
He got angry with me and left
He did not say to me
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to a person
I wonder where he is
So he came
He said, O Messenger of God
He is lying in the mosque
Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came
He was lying down, his robe had fallen from his side
So dirt hit him
So the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
He wipes it away as he says
Qom Aba Turab
Comment on the hadith
Where is your cousin?
That is, Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him
He, may God bless him and grant him peace, wanted to seek her sympathy for him
By mentioning the relative kinship between them
There was something between me and him and he made me angry
Any dispute or disagreement occurred between us
It made me angry and angry
So he went out
That is, a decisiveness to the substance of the speech
And to calm their anger
He did not say anything
She sleeps in the middle of the day
For a human being
It was said that it is easy, may God be pleased with him
Hadith narrator
Lying down
That is, sleeping
About an apartment
That is, on his side
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Permissibility of giving a nickname to someone other than a child
We called him, may God bless him and grant him peace, Abu Turab
It contains the legitimacy of melting pots and making it fun
It is permissible to joke with an angry person without his nickname
If that doesn't make him angry or hateful
Rather, he comforts him
It is permissible to take a nap in the mosque
And a statement of the virtue of Ali, may God be pleased with him
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, he said:
I have seen seventy people who have the attribute
None of them is a man wearing a robe
Either a garment or a cloak
They were tied around their necks
Some of them reach half the length of the legs
Some of them reach the ankles
He collects it with his hand
He hates seeing his private parts
Comment on the hadith
Of those who possess the attribute
They are the poor and the needy
Those who live in the same place as the mosque of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Robe
It is what covers the upper half of the body
Izar
It covers the lower half
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
It is obligatory to cover the private parts as much as possible
It is permissible to use the mosque
A shelter for the poor and needy
Chapter on prayer if one comes from travel
On the authority of Jaber bin Abdullah, may God be pleased with them both, he said
I was with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, in his battle
In a novel
So I was on a camel
And in a novel
And I am on my camel to throw you
There is nothing in it
My sentences slowed down and I became tired
Then he came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And he said
Jaber
So I said yes
He said what is your business?
I said
My sentences slow down and I feel tired
So I fell behind
So he went down to wash it with his jinx
Then he said
Ride
So I rode
I saw him refraining from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
In a novel
He said to me
How do you see your camel?
He said
I said fine
Your blessing has befallen him
He said
In a novel
He said
What is your hurry?
I said
I am newly married
He said
I got married
I said yes
He said
Whether she is a virgin or a virgin
I said
But a garment
In a novel
And he said
What do you have to do with excuses and their saliva?
He said
Is there not a slave girl who is playing with her and playing with you?
In a novel
And you make her laugh and she makes you laugh
I said
I have sisters
I would love to marry a woman who would collect them, comb them, and take care of them
In a novel
And he said
God bless you
Or he said
Good
And in a novel
God bless you
He said
Are you coming?
So if you come
The bag is the bag
In a novel
If you enter at night, do not enter your family
Until you feel the absence
The shag is combing
And in a novel
When we accepted
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Whoever wants to rush to his family, let him hurry
Then he said
Do you sell your camel?
I said yes
So he bought it from me for an ounce
In a novel
He said
Rather, sell me
I took it for four dinars
And you have his back to the city
And in a novel
So I applied
So I told my uncle about selling the camel
No from me
So I told him that the camel was tired
And with what was from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And he poked him
Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came
Before me
It was presented tomorrow
In a novel
When he presented Sarar
He ordered a cow
So I slaughtered
So they ate from it
So we came to the mosque
I found him at the door of the mosque
In a novel
So she came in to me
The camel was tied to the side of the court
So I said
This is your sentence
So he went out
So he started walking around the camel
He said
Al Anne submitted
I said yes
He said
So leave your camel
So enter and perform two rak'ahs
So I went in and prayed
So he ordered Bilal to weigh an ounce for him
Bilal won for me
I tip the scales
So I set off until I left
And he said
Say goodbye to Jabra
I said
Now he answers the sentences
There was nothing more hateful to me than him
He said
Take your camel
You get the price
In a novel
So he gave me the price of the camel and camel
And my share is with the people
And in a novel
I had a debt against him
He fulfilled me and increased me
Comment on the hadith
In conquered
That is, the Battle of Tabuk
It was said that the same patches
I'm tired
Any fatigue and inability to walk
So I fell behind
That is, I was late
He makes it hard for him
Al-Mahjen is disobedient and has crookedness in his head
The passenger picks up what he has fallen with
Stop it
That is, prevent him
Thal
That is, heavy, it emits nothing but hatred
Arm you
That is, his redness mixed with blackness
There is nothing in it
Shia is a sheen of black or white
Thebe
A woman who has previously been married
Is she not a slave girl?
That is, tomorrow
You collect them
That is, she embraces them like a mother
And you comb them
That is, combing their hair
And you stand on them
That is, take care of them and improve their condition
The bag is the bag
The bag is the intensity of preserving something
And it was said
The bag here is sexual intercourse
And the mind was said
In ounces
An ounce is forty dirhams
Its amount in contemporary scales
Approximately one hundred and twenty grams of silver
Tomorrow
That is, between the dawn prayer and sunrise
So leave
That is, he left
So I swing
That is, it increased
I wish
That is, I managed
He responds to the sentences
That is, bring them back
You are united
Shading is shaving the pubic hair
The disappearance
She is a woman whose husband is absent
The shag
That is, sparse hair
And you have his back
That is, riding it
He blamed me
That is, he blamed me
And nudge him
A poking means beating with a stick
And it is by collecting the palm
Squeaky
It is located in the outskirts of the city
Three miles from it on the east side
So I understood the sentences
The mind bends the camel's leg with its arm
To tighten them all in the middle of the arm
I hate him more than him
None of that sentences
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Guidance to check on the conditions of friends
And an explanation of the intensity of reverence the Companions, may God be pleased with them, had for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And his reverence, may God bless him and grant him peace
A duty, without a doubt
It encourages marriage to virgins
It is permissible for a man to play with his family
And his kindness to her and his good treatment
It contains a statement by His Eminence Jabir, may God be pleased with them both
He puts the interests of his sisters ahead of himself
It indicates the desirability of praying two rak'ahs upon coming from travel
It is desirable to tip the balance in paying the price
It is valid to assign weight
But the agent does not act except with permission
The hadith contains evidence of the validity of the increase in sales from the seller
The validity of the increase in price from the buyer
It is permissible to ask a man to sell his commodity in the first place
Even if he does not offer it for sale
It is desirable to increase the amount of debt paid
It is a matter of chivalry
It is recommended that a woman beautify herself for her husband
It is permissible to give precedence to the preferred over the preferable for its own sake
A woman must improve her affairs if her husband comes to her from his absence
The hadith contains evidence that not every condition spoils the sale
Hadith is one of the signs of prophecy
The heavy walking camel turned into an active camel