In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful The Ifada Center for Humanitarian Studies and Research presents a summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
The book of Zacchaeus
The book of zakat is mentioned after the book of prayer
Since zakat is the third factor of faith
The second is prayer in the Qur’an and Sunnah
Chapter on the obligation of zakat
On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
To Muadh Ibn Jabal when he sent him to Yemen
You will come as a people of the Book
So if you come to them
So invite them to bear witness
That there is no god but God
And that Muhammad is the Messenger of God
They obeyed you in doing so
In a novel
Let the first thing they are called to do be the worship of God
If they know God
And in a novel
Let it be the first thing you call upon them to unite with God Almighty
So he told them that God had imposed it on them
Five prayers every day and night
They obeyed you in doing so
So he told them that God had imposed charity on them
In a novel
Zakat
Taken from their richest
So you respond to their poor
They obeyed you in doing so
Beware of their generous wealth
In a novel
So take them and expect
Fear the call of the oppressed
There is no veil between him and God
Comment on the hadith
They obeyed you in doing so
That is, to produce the two testimonies
It was imposed on them
That is, a necessary assumption
Charity
That is, the obligatory zakat
Don't worry
That is, be careful and watch out
And their precious money
That is, precious money
And it was said
What the owner chooses for himself and prefers
There is no veil between him and God
One of the benefits of talking
The hadith indicates the acceptance of the news of a single person
It is necessary to work on it
In the hadith, the first and most important thing to which people are called is monotheism
It indicates that the work of anyone who has not achieved monotheism is not accepted
The hadith contains a reference to a condition for the acceptance of a good deed
Sincerity and follow-up
Both are required by the two certificates
In the hadith, the five daily prayers are obligatory every day and night
Some of them cited the hadith as evidence that it is not permissible to transfer zakat from the country of the money
There is disagreement
In the hadith, one of the conditions for zakat is the wealth of its owner
There is evidence that the imam sends couriers to those with money to collect his alms
On the authority of Abu Ayyub Al-Ansari, may God be pleased with him
That a man said
O Messenger of God
Tell me something that will take me to Paradise
And the people said
He doesn't have his money
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
He raised his money
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
You worship God and do not associate with Him a police officer
You worship God and do not associate anything with Him
And perform the prayer
And you pay zakat
And it reaches the womb
Leave it
He said
As if he was on his mount
Comment on the hadith
He doesn't have his money
For inquiries
And repeat for emphasis
And it was said
The meaning is anything that happened to him
He raised his money
That is, he needed, so he asked about his need
It was said that he has a need
You worship God
That is, his autism
And it reaches the womb
Kin ties
Participation of relatives in good deeds
Leave it
That is, leave it and leave it
As if he was on his mount
That is, as if the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was on his camel
One of the benefits of talking
In the hadith, the Companions were keen on beneficial work that would lead to Paradise
In it, the one who has the need repeatedly mentions it
It contains the scholar’s answer to the questioner and the person in need
Even if he is busy
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
That a Bedouin came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And he said
Guide me to a deed that if I do it, I will enter Paradise
He said
You worship God and do not associate anything with Him
Written prayers are performed
The obligatory zakat is paid
And fast Ramadan
He said
By the One in whose hand is my soul, I will not do more than this
Why not?
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
Whoever is pleased to look at a man from the people of Paradise
Let him look at this
Comment on the hadith
It was said that he was a Bedouin, Saad bin Al-Akhram
And it was said otherwise
Guide me. Guide me
You worship God, meaning you unite with Him
I won't go beyond this
That is, on the obligations mentioned
Why not?
That is, turn around and leave
One of the benefits of talking
In the hadith, whoever brings the two testimonies
He prayed, prayed, and fasted
Hajj if possible
He entered heaven
In which the Companions were keen to know the reasons leading to Paradise
In it, the question is the key to useful knowledge
In the hadith there is good news for the believer who performs his duties that he will enter Paradise
It is permissible to swear an oath without swearing an oath
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, he said:
When the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, died
He appointed Abu Bakr as his successor
And he who disbelieves among the Arabs disbelieves
Omar said
Oh Abu Bakr
How to fight people
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
I was ordered to fight people until they say there is no god but God
Whoever says there is no god but God
He protected me from what he had and himself
Except for his rights
And his reckoning is with God
Abu Bakr said
By God, I will fight us if there is a difference between prayer and zakat
Zakat is the right of money
By God, if they withheld a hug from me, they would have given it to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
In a novel
If they banned me,
I would have fought them to prevent it
Omar said
By God, it was only when I saw that God had opened Abu Bakr’s heart to fight
So I knew it was the truth
Comment on the hadith
And he who disbelieves among the Arabs disbelieves
That is, he abandoned religion
He was infallible
Any ban
Except for his right
Which Islam required
And his reckoning is with God
That is, a matter that was confided to Him, Glory be to Him
As for us, we judge by appearance
What is the difference between prayer and zakat?
That is, it is obligatory
And it is part of religion
If they stop me
That is, they did not give
A hug
Hugs
The female is one of the goats’ children
God has explained Abu Bakr’s chest
That is, open and expand
When he decided that Abu Bakr's opinion was correct
And he was right
I encourage him to fight
Headband
The headband
The rope with which the camel's arm is tied
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Requirement to pronounce the two karma certificates
To enter Islam
In it, the ruling is apparent
Whoever demonstrates Islam and does the pillars of Islam, he will refrain from it
In it, if something comes from a Muslim
The rule of Islam requires taking it into account
From retaliation or punishment
Or a damaged fine or something like that
It is taken into account
In the hadith, the virtue of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, is explained
And the accuracy of his understanding
The hadith indicates the legitimacy of analogy
It is permissible to swear an oath without swearing an oath
In it, he urged imams to be diligent in calamities
It is permissible to debate scholars
Refer to what its owner said if it is the truth
Chapter on the sin of one who withholds zakat
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
Camels come to their owner as well as they were
If he did not give her her due rights
She treads on it with her slippers
The sheep comes to its owner as good as it was
If he does not give her her due rights
She tramples it with her hooves
And gore him with her horns
In a novel
If the Lord of blessings does not give them their due
Dominate him on the Day of Resurrection
His face flopped with her slippers
And he said
She has the right to milk on water
He said
In a novel
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, rose among us
So he mentioned the deceit
So his greatness and his greatness
And none of you will come on the Day of Resurrection with chat
He carries it around his neck and shames her
In a novel
Bleating
And he says
Oh Muhammad
So I say
I don't own anything for you
I have reached
In a novel
On his neck is a horse with a hawthorn
He says
O Messenger of God, help me
So I say
I don't own anything for you
I have reached you
He does not bring a camel carrying it on his neck with a smell
And he says
Oh Muhammad
So I say
I do not own anything for you from God
I have reached
In a novel
Or there are fluttering patches on his neck
And he says
O Messenger of God, help me
So I say
I don't own anything for you
I have reached you
Comment on the hadith
As good as it was
That is, in strength and ghee
Her right
That is, its zakat
She obeys him with her slippers
That is, she tramples it with her feet
She stabs him with her hooves
That is, trample it
And the hooves are for sheep
Like slippers for camels
And feet for humans
She has the right to milk on the water
It is the custom of the Arabs
Giving milk in charity when the livestock comes to the water
Shame on her
That is, the voice of the Shah
It was said that the voice of the intense chatter
Oh Muhammad
That is, help me
I don't own anything for you
I have reached
That is, I cannot relieve you
The judgment of God Almighty has reached you
The foam
Ragha is the sound of a camel
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
He warned his nation against withholding zakat and the punishment for that
There will be no excuse for not doing so on the Day of Resurrection
In it, the reward is of the same type as the work
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 God gives money to, he does not pay its zakat
His wealth will be lost to him on the Day of Resurrection
A brave man, I knock him two raisins
It will surround him on the Day of Resurrection
In a narration, his companion flees from him
Then he takes my defeat
I mean, in my mouth
Then he says, “I am your owner, I am your treasure.”
In a narration he said
God will not stop asking for it
Until he stretches out his hand and feeds him, Havah
Then he recited: “And do not consider those who are miserly.”
Verse
Comment on the hadith
To whom God has given wealth
Anything on which zakat is required
Like his money
That is, he took pictures of his money that he did not pay zakat on
Brave
Meaning: living
It has two raisins
That is, the two dark spots above his eyes
It was said otherwise
Encircling him
That is, he puts a collar around his neck
By defeatism, I mean, with my cheeks
That is, both sides of the mouth
And do not consider those who are stingy
That is, those who withhold do not think what they have
From what God has given them of His grace
And do good to them
He commanded them to do for His servants what would not harm them
So they were stingy with that
They thought it was good for them
Rather, it is evil for them in their religion and their world
One of the benefits of talking
The hadith indicates the obligation of zakat
Because the severe threat indicates that
It contains evidence of the heart of the notables
This is within the power of God Almighty
It's undeniable
It condemns miserliness and greed
In the hadith, miserliness is denied on the part of those who fulfill their rights
Chapter: What is paid in zakat is not a treasure
On the authority of Khalid bin Aslam, he said:
We went out with Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both
He said, "A Bedouin."
Tell me about what God says
And those who hoard gold and silver
They do not spend it for the sake of God
Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, said
Whoever hoarded it did not pay zakat
Woe to him!
But this was before zakat was revealed
When it was revealed
May God make it pure for money
Comment on the hadith
And those who hoard gold and silver
They do not spend it for the sake of God
Forbidden treasure
Whoever withholds it from the required expenses
As if zakat is prohibited from it
Or necessary expenses
Or spending for the sake of God if necessary
Woe to him!
Woe!
A word said to someone who falls into it for the sake he deserves
Before zakat is due
That is, before zakat is imposed
Purify money
That is, purity of money
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Zakat is a purification of money
Its owner has vices of morals and miserliness
It indicates that money has rights that must be fulfilled
On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
There is no zakat on anything less than five wasqs of dates
There is no zakat for anything less than five ounces of paper
There is no zakat on anything less than five camels
Comment on the hadith
Awsq
Al-Wasq
Sixty hours
It is equivalent to one hundred and fifty kilograms
Charity
That is, zakat
Awq
Ounce
Forty dirhams
It is approximately one hundred and twenty grams
Al-Dhud
Al-Dhud
From three to ten
One of the benefits of talking
The hadith indicates that there is no zakat on money that does not reach the quorum
Money that does not reach the quorum is not a treasure
On the authority of Zaid bin Wahb, he said:
I passed by Rabza
Then I saw Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him
So I told him
What has brought you to this house?
He said
I was in Damascus
So I and Muawiyah and those who hoard gold and silver disagreed about it
They do not spend it for the sake of God
Muawiyah said
It was revealed about the People of the Book
So I said
It came down to us and to them
So it was between me and him about that
He wrote to Othman, may God be pleased with him, complaining about me
So he wrote to Othman
To introduce the city
So I submitted it
It became too much for the people
Even as if they had never seen me before
So I mentioned that to Othman
He said to me
If you wish, you can step aside, and you will be close
He is the one who brought me to this house
Even if they ordered me to be an Ethiopian
I would have heard and obeyed
Comment on the hadith
In Rabza
Placed on three stages of the city
In Damascus
That is, in Damascus
It became too much for the people
That is, they ask him about the reason for his departure from the Levant
If you want, step aside
What is meant by resigning here?
Distancing and leaving the place
I was close
That is, from the city
Even if they ordered me to be an Ethiopian
I would have heard and obeyed
He wanted the Caliph to command an Ethiopian slave
I would have heard his command and obeyed his words
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Permissibility of severity in enjoining good
Even if this leads to separation from the homeland
It states that it is permissible for the imam to expel the people of temptation, suspicion, and sin from the town
Maintenance of religion
In the hadith, he left rebellion against the imams
And let us obey them, even if the truth is in their disagreement
It contains the legitimacy of disagreement and diligence
Where diligence is used
On the authority of Al-Ahnaf Ibn Qays, he said:
I sat next to a crowd of Quraysh
Then a man with rough hair, clothes, and appearance came
Until he stood up to them and greeted them
Then he said
He preached to the treasurer that he would be burned in the fire of hell
Then it is placed on someone's breast
Until he gets out of shrugging his shoulder
It is placed on his shoulder until it comes out of his nipple
He slips
Then he sat down at a pole
I followed him and sat next to him
I don't know who he is
I said to him, “I do not see the people except that he disliked what I said.”
He said they don't understand anything
My boyfriend told me
He said, “Who is your boyfriend?”
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
O Abu Dharr!
I see someone
He said
So I looked at the sun for the rest of the day
I see that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, is sending me something he needs
I said yes
He said
I don't like to have someone like gold
Spend it all
Except three dinars
These people do not understand
They only collect the world
No, I swear
I don't ask them for anything
I do not ask them about religion
Until God delivered
Comment on the hadith
To fill any group
Be afraid of roughness
With hot stones
Then the heated stones are placed
On a nipple
The nipple is the head of the breast
Until it comes out
That is, until the hot stones come out
He shrugged his shoulder
That is, the thin bone at the tip of the shoulder
It was said that it is above the shoulder
He slips
That is, it moves and disturbs the kneecap
Then no
That is, turn around and leave
To the mast
That is, a cylinder
I don't see
That is, I don't think so
He sends me
That is, he sends me
Except three dinars
A dinar was said to his family
The second is to free his slave
The third is religion
I don't ask them for anything
That is, I do not covet their world
I do not ask them about religion
That is, I do not ask them about the rulings of religion
One of the benefits of talking
It is useful to explain the virtue of Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, and his asceticism from the hadith
The hadith contains a severe threat to those who do not pay zakat on their wealth
It includes the desirability of calling a man by his nickname
It is desirable to expedite zakat
The hadith indicates that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
He used to send his best friends in his need
It contains an explanation of the virtue of asceticism in this world
It contains guidance on cutting off greed from what is in the hands of people
In the hadith, reason is denied to rational people
If they do not listen to the sermon
It states that a woman should only be asked for a fatwa by someone who trusts her religion and reason
It is recommended to preach in the mosque
Chapter on charity from good earnings
On the authority of Abu Hurairah, 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
Only the good ascend to God
In a novel
God only accepts what is good
God accepts it with His right hand
Then he raises it for his owner
Just as one of you raises a camel
Until you are like a mountain
Comment on the hadith
Fairly, that is, by value
Ok, that is halal
Only the good ascend to God
That is, God Almighty does not accept anything except what is good and permissible
Sincere to His honorable face
He accepts it with his right hand
Acceptance is the reward for doing the right thing
He raises it, meaning he grows it and multiplies it
Falwa Falwa dowry
He is a young horse
One of the benefits of talking
Benefit from talking
Encouragement to earn halal income
It encourages people to give charity from what is permissible, even if it is a little
One of the conditions for accepting charity is that it be from lawful sources
The hadith contains a reference to the transcendence of God Almighty
And proving the oath to God Almighty
In the hadith, the reward for charity is doubled
It indicates that the reward for charity varies according to the intensity of interest in it
Intention, gain and bank
In the hadith, it is permissible to explain knowledge by using an example from reality
It hurts the soul