Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (60) | A continuation of the book on Zakat, then the chapters on Zakat al-Fitr

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0:15 Chapter on harvesting fruits

0:19 On the authority of Abu Hamid Al-Saadi, he said:

0:23 We invaded with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, the Battle of Tabuk.

0:29 When he came to Wadi al-Quraa

0:32 There was a woman in her garden

0:35 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to his companions

0:39 Shut up!

0:40 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, harvested ten awsuqs.

0:46 He said to her

0:47 Count what comes out of it

0:50 When we came to Tabuk

0:52 He said

0:54 There will be strong winds tonight

0:58 No one will stand up

1:00 Whoever has a camel with him, let him hone it

1:04 So we made sense of it

1:06 A strong wind blew

1:08 Then a man stood up

1:10 So she threw him into Mount Tai

1:13 He gave the kingdom of Aila to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:17 A white mule

1:19 He covered him with cold

1:21 And he wrote to him in their sea

1:23 When he came to Wadi Al-Qura

1:26 He said to the woman

1:27 How much did your garden come to?

1:30 She said

1:31 Ten awsuq

1:33 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was silent

1:37 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

1:40 I am in a hurry to town

1:43 Whoever wants to hurry with me

1:46 Let him hurry

1:48 When he overlooked the city, he said:

1:52 This is a ball

1:54 When he saw someone, he said:

1:57 This is Jbeil that loves us and we love it

2:01 Shall I not tell you of the good role of the Ansar?

2:04 They said yes

2:06 He said

2:07 The role of Bin Al-Najjar

2:09 Then it was Bani Abd al-Ashhal's turn

2:12 Then it was Bani Saaida's turn

2:14 Or the role of Banu Al-Harith bin Al-Khazraj

2:18 And in every role of the Ansar

2:20 It means good

2:23 In a novel

2:24 Then Saad bin Ubadah joined us

2:27 And he said

2:28 Sayed's fathers

2:30 Did you not see that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace?

2:33 The best of the Ansar

2:35 So he made us last

2:37 Then I realized that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, made me happy

2:41 And he said

2:43 O Messenger of God

2:44 The best role of the Ansar

2:46 So He made us last

2:49 And he said

2:50 Isn't it enough for you to be a choice?

2:55 Comment on the hadith

2:58 Chapter on harvesting fruit

3:00 Guessing, that is, guessing

3:04 Wadi Al-Qura

3:05 It is a city north of the city

3:08 About three hundred and fifty kilometers

3:12 Today it is called Wadi Al-Ali

3:15 In a garden

3:16 The garden

3:18 The orchard has a wall on it

3:20 Shut up

3:22 The secret

3:23 For the watchman to guess how much fruit there is on the tree

3:27 Ten awsuq

3:29 The wasq is sixty saa'

3:31 It is approximately equal to one hundred and fifty kilograms

3:36 Count

3:37 That is, memorize the number of its measures

3:40 Tabuk

3:41 It is a city between Medina and Damascus

3:44 It is located north of the city

3:47 Seven hundred and seventy-eight kilometers

3:51 Let's make sense

3:53 Camel's mind

3:54 To bend the camel's hand

3:56 He ties it with a rope in the middle of the arm

4:00 In Mount Tai

4:02 Relative to a tribe

4:04 That is, for him

4:05 It is a town on the seaside

4:08 The end of Hijaz and the beginning of the Levant

4:11 In their sea

4:12 That is, in their country

4:14 Ashraf

4:16 That is, being close to it and looking up to it

4:19 This is a ball

4:21 That is, kindness

4:22 It is Medina

4:25 This is Jbeil

4:27 Minimize mount

4:28 Endearing

4:30 Fine, Ansar's turn

4:32 That is, the best of them

4:34 One of the benefits of talking

4:38 Benefit from talking

4:40 The legitimacy of estimating the amount of zakat on fruits

4:44 It is permissible for the owner of the money to dispose of the fruit

4:48 Subject to warranty

4:50 In the hadith, the miracle of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, appears

4:54 In telling him about the wind that is blowing

4:58 It includes training and teaching followers

5:01 Be careful of what you expect to fear

5:05 It is permissible to take saving measures

5:09 And that does not contradict trust

5:12 It contains an explanation of the virtue of the city

5:15 And an explanation of the virtue of Mount Uhud

5:17 And an explanation of the virtue of the Ansar, may God be pleased with them

5:21 And it is the turn of the Ansar, may God be pleased with them

5:24 Varying in charity

5:26 And it's all good

5:28 It is permissible to accept a gift from infidels

5:32 In the hadith, it is the violation of what the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

5:38 It causes severity and affliction

5:43 Chapter on the tithe on what is watered from the sky

5:46 And with running water

5:49 From Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with him

5:52 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

5:56 While the sky and eyes watered

5:59 Or it was the tithe of Atharia

6:02 And what they irrigated with irrigation is half a tenth

6:07 Comment on the hadith

6:10 The sky is the rain

6:13 Atharia Athari

6:16 He does not drink from his veins without watering

6:19 The exudation is clear

6:22 The camels on which he draws water

6:25 What is meant is the cost of irrigation

6:29 One of the benefits of talking

6:33 Benefit from talking

6:35 Zakat on crops and fruits if it reaches the quorum

6:39 If it does not have the cost of watering and the like

6:42 It includes the tenth

6:44 That is, in every hundred ten

6:47 As for what costs watering and the like

6:50 His zakat is five per hundred

6:55 Chapter on taking dates as charity when harvesting palm trees

6:59 Should the boy be left to touch the dates of charity?

7:04 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

7:08 He was the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:11 Dates are brought when the palm trees ripen

7:14 This comes with dates

7:17 This is from his dates

7:19 Until he has a pile of dates

7:22 So he made Al-Hassan and Al-Hussein, may God be pleased with them

7:26 They play with those dates

7:28 One of them took his dates

7:31 In a novel

7:32 Al-Hassan bin Ali, may God be pleased with them both

7:36 So he put it in his mouth

7:38 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, looked at him

7:42 So he took it out of his mouth

7:45 In a novel

7:46 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

7:50 Khhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

7:51 To put it up

7:53 And he said

7:55 Did you not know that the family of Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace?

7:59 They do not eat charity

8:02 Comment on the hadith

8:05 At the time of palm trees

8:07 That is, when he harvests it

8:10 He has a coma

8:12 The com

8:13 Great pieces of the thing

8:16 Al Muhammad

8:17 They are Banu Hashim

8:19 They are the family of Ali and the family of Abbas

8:22 And the family of Jaafar and the family of Aqeel

8:25 And the family of Al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

8:28 They do not eat charity

8:30 That is, it is not permissible for them to give charity

8:33 One of the benefits of talking

8:37 Benefit from talking

8:39 Children must avoid the forbidden things that adults avoid

8:44 The children’s guardians must follow them in matters of their religion

8:51 Chapter: Whoever sells his fruits, palm trees, land, or crops

8:56 It is obligatory to tithe or give charity

8:59 He paid zakat on behalf of others

9:02 Or he sold his fruits and charity was not obligatory on him

9:07 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

9:10 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade

9:13 About selling the fruit

9:14 So it seems good

9:17 In a novel

9:19 Do not sell the fruit for dates

9:22 And in a novel

9:23 He forbade the seller and the buyer

9:26 And when he was asked about her righteousness

9:29 He said

9:30 Until his disability goes away

9:34 Comment on the hadith

9:37 It appears any appears

9:40 That was Abdullah Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both

9:45 His defect is his blemish

9:48 One of the benefits of talking

9:52 Benefit from talking

9:54 Permission to sell from the fruit on which zakat is due

9:58 Before paying zakat

10:00 It contains guidance on cutting off the causes of disputes

10:06 On the authority of Jabir Ibn Abdullah, may God be pleased with them both, he said

10:10 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade

10:12 About intelligence

10:14 And the trial

10:16 And about Al-Muzabanah

10:18 And about selling the thumari until its validity appears

10:22 In a novel

10:23 Until it tastes good

10:25 And in a novel

10:27 Until it cracks

10:29 So it was said

10:30 And don't be shy

10:32 He said

10:33 She blushes and whistles

10:35 And it is eaten from it

10:37 It should only be sold for dinars and dirhams

10:41 Except the naked ones

10:44 Comment on the hadith

10:48 Intelligence

10:49 That is, working on the land with some of what comes out of it

10:53 And it was said

10:54 It is renting land for a third or a quarter

10:58 And the trial

10:59 It is selling wheat in its ears for pure wheat

11:04 Al-Muzabanah

11:06 It is selling fresh dates with kilo dates

11:09 And selling raisins is generous in measure

11:12 And it was said

11:13 What is meant is every sale in which there is deception

11:16 It is the sale of any piece of goods whose measure, weight, or number are not known

11:22 Nudes

11:24 They are the palm trees that are given to obtain their fruit

11:29 One of the benefits of talking

11:32 Benefit from talking

11:34 Prohibition of bulk sales based on deception

11:38 The hadith contains a reference to the virtue of giving

11:42 Nudes

11:46 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him

11:49 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

11:52 He forbade selling fruits until they ripened

11:56 In a novel

11:58 He forbade selling the fruit until it appears good

12:02 And about palm trees until they flourish

12:05 So he was told

12:06 And it doesn't shine

12:08 He said

12:09 Until it turns red

12:11 In a novel

12:12 It turns red and yellow

12:15 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

12:19 Have you seen if God forbids the fruit?

12:22 Why does one of you take his brother’s money?

12:26 Comment on the hadith

12:29 If God forbids the fruit

12:31 That is, if a pest strikes it, it destroys it

12:35 Why does one of you take his brother’s money?

12:38 That is, by any means one of you takes his brother’s money

12:42 If the fruit is damaged

12:44 And what is meant

12:45 What does one of you make of his brother’s wealth permissible?

12:49 One of the benefits of talking

12:53 Benefit from talking

12:55 I forbid sales that involve deception

12:59 It includes urging people to avoid consuming people’s money unjustly

13:06 Door

13:07 Does a man buy his charity?

13:10 On the authority of Omar, may God be pleased with him, he said

13:13 She was carried on a horse for the sake of God

13:17 He lost what he had

13:20 In a novel

13:21 He found it sold

13:24 So I wanted to buy it

13:26 I thought he was selling it cheap

13:29 So I asked the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

13:33 He said don't buy

13:36 In the novel Don't Buy

13:39 And do not count on your charity

13:42 And if he gives you a dirham

13:44 The return is in his charity

13:47 Like a person returning to his vomit

13:50 Comment on the hadith

13:54 She was carried on a horse for the sake of God

13:57 That is, I gave him a horse for ownership

14:00 He can do whatever he wants with it

14:03 So he lost it

14:05 The target did not know its value, so he sold it

14:09 I thought, I thought

14:12 He sells it cheaply

14:14 That is, for less than the same price

14:16 And do not count on your charity

14:19 That is, do not go back on your charity

14:22 The return is in his charity

14:24 That is, the one who returns to it

14:28 One of the benefits of talking

14:32 Benefit from talking

14:34 The legitimacy of setting an example to alienate

14:37 Which deplorable actions

14:39 It contains the legitimacy of enjoining good

14:42 And forbidding evil

14:44 Chapter on giving charity to a loyal person

14:49 The wives of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

14:52 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, what he said

14:56 He found the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

14:59 Chata is dead

15:01 I gave her to Maimuna's slave as charity

15:05 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

15:08 Wouldn't you like to flog her?

15:11 In a novel

15:13 Would you enjoy it?

15:16 They said she was dead

15:19 He said: It is forbidden to eat it

15:24 Comment on the hadith

15:26 You benefited from her skin

15:28 As if he was taking possessions after the arrival

15:32 Enjoyed it

15:34 That is, you benefited

15:36 With it

15:37 That is, with her skin

15:39 One of the benefits of talking

15:43 Benefit from talking

15:46 The purity of the skin of a dead animal using a camel

15:49 The hadith indicates the permissibility of selling the skin of a dead animal

15:54 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said

15:58 He was three years old in Barirah

16:01 I was freed and I was given the best

16:04 In a novel

16:06 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, called her

16:09 She is better than her husband

16:11 And she said

16:13 If he gave me such and such

16:15 What is proven to him?

16:17 So she chose herself

16:19 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

16:23 Loyalty to the one who is freed

16:26 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered

16:30 And a twinkle on fire

16:33 So bread and blood from the house were brought to him

16:37 And he said

16:39 Didn't I see the twine?

16:41 So it was said

16:42 Meat as charity for Barira

16:45 And you do not eat charity

16:48 He said

16:49 It is a charity on her

16:51 And we have a gift

16:53 Comment on the hadith

16:56 Three years old

16:59 That is, three provisions

17:01 So I had a choice

17:03 That is, the best of them is the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

17:06 In annulment of marriage

17:08 Her husband was a slave

17:10 Loyalty to the one who is freed

17:12 Loyalty

17:14 A legal relationship resulting from emancipation

17:17 Special provisions are inherited

17:20 Like inheritance

17:21 And a twinkle

17:23 The twine

17:24 A pot made of stone known as Hejaz and Yemen

17:29 So he approached him

17:32 Any foot for him

17:33 And Adam

17:35 Any Edam

17:36 Such as oil, vinegar, and the like

17:39 Chapter: If charity is converted

17:43 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him

17:47 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

17:50 Bring meat as charity to Barirah

17:54 And he said

17:55 It is a charity on her

17:57 He is a gift to us

17:59 Comment on the hadith

18:02 Bring meat

18:05 Any meat close to it

18:07 One of the benefits of talking

18:10 Benefit from talking

18:13 If the person receiving the charity receives the charity and owns it

18:18 He may dispose of it

18:20 From selling, giving, and the like

18:24 The hadith indicates that the prohibition on things is not specific to them

18:29 But for known reasons

18:31 If these ills are removed from them, they will be resolved

18:35 Chapter on the imam’s prayer and his supplication for the recipient of charity

18:42 On the authority of Abdullah bin Abi Awfaa

18:46 He was one of the owners of the tree

18:48 He said

18:49 He was the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

18:52 If a people gives him charity

18:55 He said

18:56 Oh God, bless them

18:59 My father brought him his charity

19:02 And he said

19:03 O God, bless the family of Abu Awfaa

19:07 Comment on the hadith

19:10 From the owners of the tree

19:13 That is, the people of the pledge of allegiance to Al-Ridwan

19:16 Oh God, bless them

19:18 His prayers, may God bless him and grant him peace, to his nation

19:22 Pray for their forgiveness

19:24 And the nation’s prayers are for him

19:26 A prayer for him to increase closeness and closeness

19:30 One of the benefits of talking

19:34 Benefit from talking

19:36 Explaining the virtue of those who pledged the pledge of Ridwan

19:39 It is recommended to pray for the one who gives charity

19:42 It contains the permissibility of praying for people other than the prophets, peace be upon them

19:48 Chapter on the five pillars

19:54 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

19:58 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

20:02 The blind people are mighty

20:06 In a novel

20:07 Her wound is huge

20:09 And in a novel

20:11 Her mind is mighty

20:13 And the well is mighty

20:15 And the metal is mighty

20:17 And in the five ores

20:21 Comment on the hadith

20:24 The blind people

20:25 That is, the beast

20:27 And the toxicity of the blind

20:29 Because she doesn't speak

20:31 Mighty

20:33 No waste

20:34 There is no guarantee

20:36 Metal

20:37 That is, in the ground

20:39 Ore

20:41 What is meant here?

20:42 The treasure of ignorance

20:45 One of the benefits of talking

20:48 Benefit from talking

20:50 If the animal destroys anything without negligence on the part of its owner

20:55 There is no guarantee

20:57 It indicates that the principles of financial transactions are suspended

21:04 Chapter and the name of the Imam, the camels of friendship, in his hand

21:09 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said

21:12 When Umm Salim was born

21:14 She told me

21:16 Oh Anas

21:17 Look at this boy

21:19 Nothing will happen to them

21:21 Until you take it to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and he will taste it

21:27 So I went to him

21:29 In a novel

21:30 By Abdullah bin Abi Talha

21:33 So he was in a wall

21:35 In a novel

21:37 In the temple of God

21:39 It has a Harithiya khamisah on it

21:42 He marks the back on which he came in the conquest

21:46 In a novel

21:48 He calls the camels of friendship

21:50 And in a novel

21:52 I saw him poisoning a sheep in her ears

21:57 Comment on the hadith

21:59 Look at this boy

22:02 That is, save

22:04 Nothing will happen to them

22:06 Any food

22:08 You become with it

22:09 That is, you go with it

22:11 He tastes it

22:12 That is, it rubs on the newborn’s palate

22:15 Ripe dates and the like

22:18 He's in a wall

22:20 The wall, i.e. the garden

22:22 And it has a khameesa on it

22:24 The khamisa is a black, square, marked robe

22:29 Harithiya

22:30 In reference to Harith

22:32 Otter man

22:34 And he smells

22:36 Tag

22:37 Influence with a sign

22:39 To cauterize and cut an ear

22:42 Noon

22:43 What is meant by camels?

22:45 It was called that

22:47 Because they carry weights on their backs

22:50 One of the benefits of talking

22:53 Benefit from talking

22:56 It is desirable to take the newborn to a righteous man

22:59 To humiliate him and pray for him

23:02 It is permissible to cauterize an animal if necessary

23:07 And it is upon the imam

23:09 Taking care of charity funds

23:11 And take it himself

23:13 In the hadith, it is permissible to carry out professional work

23:17 For the desire to increase wages

23:19 To banish arrogance

23:21 Gates of Zakat al-Fitr

23:27 Chapter on the obligation of Zakat al-Fitr

23:31 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

23:36 It was imposed by the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

23:40 Zakat al-Fitr

23:42 An hour of dates

23:44 Or a cup of barley

23:46 On the slave and the free

23:48 And male and female

23:50 Young and old are Muslims

23:53 He ordered it to be performed before people go out to pray

23:58 Comment on the hadith

24:01 One hour

24:04 The price is four amdad

24:06 It is equivalent to approximately 2.5 kilograms

24:10 He commanded it, i.e. Zakat al-Fitr

24:14 To perform, that is, to go out

24:17 To prayer, i.e. Eid prayer

24:20 One of the benefits of talking

24:23 Benefit from talking

24:26 The amount of Zakat al-Fitr is one saa’ of the country’s food

24:31 In the hadith, the amount and timing of Zakat al-Fitr is a matter of discretion

24:37 Door

24:41 Zakat al-Fitr is a saa’ of barley

24:45 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, he said

24:49 We used to give it in the time of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

24:54 In a novel

24:56 We used to go out during the reign of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, on the day of Fitr

25:02 Or an hour of food

25:04 Or an hour of dates

25:06 Or a cup of barley

25:08 In a novel

25:10 Or an hour from a few times

25:12 Or an hour of raisins

25:14 In a novel

25:16 Abu Saeed said

25:18 Our food was barley, raisins, aqat, and dates

25:24 When Muawiyah came and Al-Samra came

25:28 He said: I see a tide of this equivalent to a debtor

25:33 Comment on the hadith

25:37 We used to give her, that is, give Zakat al-Fitr

25:41 In the time of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

25:45 That is, during the era of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

25:49 The brown came, meaning the wheat of the Levant

25:53 I see a tide

25:55 The tide is one of the most common when a person extends it

25:59 It is equivalent to approximately six hundred and twenty-five grams

26:04 The most common is dried, hard, fossilized milk to cook with

26:11 One of the benefits of talking

26:15 It is learned from the hadith that the companion said

26:18 We were in the time of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

26:22 He has a nominative ruling

26:24 Especially what is not realized by opinion

26:27 The hadith contains a reference to the assessment of zakat

26:31 It contains the ijtihad of the Companions, may God be pleased with them, regarding the text

26:35 It contains an explanation of the etiquette of the Companions, may God be pleased with them, in matters of disagreement

26:41 Chapter: Zakat al-Fitr: a saa’ of dates

26:47 On the authority of Nafi

26:50 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

26:53 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, approved of Zakat al-Fitr

26:58 Or he said Ramadan

27:00 On male and female

27:02 The free and the owned

27:04 A saa of dates

27:06 Or a saa of barley

27:08 The people gave it half a saa' of wheat

27:12 In a novel

27:14 Abdullah, may God be pleased with him, said

27:16 So the people made his justice a debtor of wheat

27:20 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, used to give dates

27:25 The people of Medina were destitute of dates

27:28 So he gave barley

27:30 Ibn Omar used to give on behalf of the young and the old

27:34 Even if it was to give on behalf of my son

27:38 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, used to give it to those who accepted it

27:43 They were given a day or two before breaking the fast

27:48 Comment on the hadith

27:52 So the people were fair with it

27:54 That is, the values of Muawiyah, may God be pleased with him and those with him

27:58 A saa of dates and barley equals its equivalent in wheat

28:02 From the wheat, that is, from the wheat

28:06 The people of Medina were destitute of dates

28:09 That is, they needed dates but could not afford them

28:12 He gives it to those who accept it

28:15 That is, he gives it to someone appointed by the imam to collect zakat

28:19 It was said that he would give it to anyone who said, “I am poor.”

28:24 They used to give it to any of the Companions, may God be pleased with them

28:29 One of the benefits of talking

28:33 The hadith contains a reference to the legitimacy of assessing zakat

28:37 This is what Muawiyah did, may God be pleased with him

28:40 It is permissible to give Zakat al-Fitr one or two days later

28:45 In it, hardship and need bring ease

28:49 In it, Al-Tabi’i’s statement was based on the actions of the Companions, may God be pleased with them

28:56 In the hadith, whoever says, “I am poor,” I accept zakat

29:01 He is given and does not ask about the reality of his poverty

Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (60) | A continuation of the book on Zakat, then the chapters on Zakat al-Fitr

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