Da sunan Allah, Mai rahama, Mai jin kai
Nau'in maza a cikin hadisin Ummu Zara'
Types of men with their wives
Godiya ta tabbata ga Allah Ubangijin talikai
May blessings and peace be upon the most honorable prophets and messengers
Our Prophet Muhammad
Da kuma ga dukkan iyalansa da sahabbansa baki daya
Kuma bayan
This is a new series
Somewhat different from series written in past years
It does not talk about the story of a woman in the Holy Qur’an
Its main subject is not women
Rather, it talks about the types of men in their dealings with their wives
This category is for men
It was said by a group of women
We talked about their husbands very frankly and clearly
In very eloquent Arabic terms
Which brought us this useful event
She is our mother Aisha, may God be pleased with her
In the long hadith of Umm Zara’
Which I told the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Listen to her carefully and carefully
Then he commented on her words with great words
It is an example for those who consider it
Nau'in maza a cikin hadisin Ummu Zara'
It is the subject of this Ramadan series
The goal of raising this topic
It is knowing the qualities that a woman loves in her husband
And the qualities that you hate in him
And find out how women dealt with these characteristics
It is talk or sow
With its focus on mentioning the types of men
However, it reveals to us the extent of a woman’s suffering with her husband
And what her chest hides
Which is difficult to reveal to anyone
This hadith is of great importance to the man
To understand the way women think
And her view of the man in her life
Her most important psychological and physical needs
As this great hadith shows us
Some innate qualities of a woman
And some of her good and bad morals
This means that women are strongly present in the meanings of the hadith
And in the details of this series
And we can say
This series
It is women talking about men
And explain their types
A man needs to know himself
Which type is it?
To catch up if he was wrong
To invest in his good qualities
He develops it and is happy with it
And women as well
Need to know the nature of her husband
Which type is it?
To improve your dealings with him
And direct it to the good that is in it
It keeps him away from the reprehensible characteristics of men
This is a great talk
Al-Hafiz bin Al-Mulqin, may God have mercy on him, said about him
This hadith is great and interesting
All the benefits
I am the sole author
It was singled out by Abu al-Qasim bin Hibban
Al-Qadi and Bin Qutaybah
Rather, scholars classified it individually
Because of its many benefits
And details that rarely exist
In others combined
It is worthy of all of us
Men and women
To pay attention to this hadith, study it and teach it
And even save it as well if possible
Abu al-Qasim al-Qazwin, may God have mercy on him, said
My father, may God have mercy on him
He wanted me to memorize this hadith when I was young
Because of its many benefits and good words
This is encouragement from his father
Make him compose an explanation of this hadith
Hadith or implantation
Some people may find it difficult to understand some of the words contained
In direct conversation
There is no surprise in that
These words were spoken by women
Aqah Arabs
Their tongues did not mix with the non-Arabs
We did not work in anything other than the Arabic language
Unlike our time
In which tongues are weak in pronouncing Arabic
We were mixed with foreigners from everywhere
Foreign languages became dominant
In Muslim countries
As for this hadith
He came up with a very beautiful Arabic pronunciation
Judge Ayadni Al-Yahsbi said about him
Allah yayi masa rahama
In short, the words of these women
Of eloquent speech
Correct purposes
Eloquent phrase
Wonderful metaphor and reference
Sublime simile and metaphor
Some of them have more eloquent words
And the highest hand
And longer
And possible base and origin
The words of some of them are more elegant and prefaced
The softest entourage and vivid dreams
Some of them are more eloquent in tone
He explained in the statement an argument
Subtlety in eloquence and brevity is an argument
If you meditate on the words or the plants
I found it with its many chapters and lack of curiosity
Choose words with clear features
Between sections
Qais's words have estimated their meanings
Its rules were decided
Its buildings were constructed
Some of it was given a place in eloquence
And I bid him farewell from Budaiya
And if you notice the words of the ninth hour
The owner of pillars, carpets, and ashes
Its authorship of the art of rhetoric is comprehensive
Perhaps the statement is a lever
With some brevity and clear intent
Now to the text of the conversation
An kar~o daga Aisha – Allah Ya yarda da ita ta ce
11 women sat
So we pledged and contracted
Do they not conceal anything from their husbands?
She said the first
My husband had sloppy camel meat
On top of a rugged mountain
It is not easy to rise
Not fat, so it moves
She said the second
My husband, I don't care about him
I'm afraid I won't let him go
If I remember him, I remember his reward and reward
She said the third
My adoring husband
If I speak, I will release
If I remain silent, I will comment
She said the fourth
My husband is Kalil Tihama
There is neither heat nor comfort
No fear or boredom
She said the fifth
If my husband enters, he will be a leopard
And if a lion comes out
He is not asked about what he promised
She said six
My husband ate wraps
If he drinks, he will be relieved
And if he lies down, he will recover
And the palm does not enter
To teach broadcasting
She said the seventh
My husband is afraid of me
Or gaya
Aiwatar
Every alternative to this
Shajak or Falak
Or collect both for you
She said eight
My husband touches me
Touch the rabbit
And the wind is the smell of grapes
She said nine
My husband is a high-ranking man
Long Najad
Great ash
The house is close to the club
She said ten o'clock
My husband is Malik
And what's wrong with you?
Me ya fi haka?
Yana da rakuma masu albarka da yawa
'Yan wasan kwaikwayo
If we hear Al-Mizhar's voice
Na tabbata cewa su ne barazanar ku
She said eleven
My husband is a father of sow
And he is not the father of Zaraa
People of my ear jewelry
And it was filled with fat from my genitals
And he made me smile
So I shouted to myself
He found me among the people of Ghanimah Bashaq
So he placed me among the people of Saheel
And I trample, and trample, and purify
Then I say
Don't be ugly
Ni kuwa na kwanta sai gari ya waye
And I drink and I get sick
My father's mother planted
My father's mother did not plant anything
Akumha Raddah
And her house is spacious
Ibn Abi Zar'a
Ibn Abi did not plant anything
His bed is amused
To bevel
And an arm fills him
Daughter of Abu Zara
My father’s daughter did not plant anything
Her father volunteered
And her mother volunteered
And he filled her cover
And her neighbour's anger
My father's slave girl
What is my father’s slave girl?
Kar a watsa hirar mu
Nan take
And do not destroy our wife
Neqtatha
Do not fill our house
Nesting
Our nesting house
Ta ce
Abu Zar' came out
And the stakes are churning
He found a woman with her
She has two sons like cheetahs
They play from below her waist
Bermantine
So he divorced me and married her
So I got married after him
A secret man
Shreya rode
And he took it in writing
He bestowed blessings on me
Shreya rode
He gave me every scent
A pair
Sai ya ce
Whole or transplant
And see your family
If you collect everything
He gave me
What amounted to the smallest vessel
My father planted
Aisha, Allah ya kara mata yarda ta ce
Sai Manzon Allah ya ce da ni
Allah ya jikan shi da rahama
I was like my father to you
Bukhari da Muslim ne suka ruwaito
Zad Al-Tabarani
In his novel
Oh Aisha
I was like my father to you
For a sow mother
However, Aba planted
He was divorced and I am not divorced
Gyara shi
Al-Albani in Sahih Al-Jami'
We continue in a meeting
Coming, God willing
Godiya ga Allah
Lord of the worlds