Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (85) | A continuation of the book Al-Laqta, then the book of injustices and usurpation

0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

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0:10 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari

0:17 Door

0:18 On the authority of Al-Baraa bin Azib, he said:

0:22 Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, came to my father at his house

0:26 So he bought a backpack from him

0:28 He said to a single man

0:30 Send your son to carry him with me

0:33 He said

0:34 So I carried it with him

0:36 My father came out criticizing its price

0:39 My father said to him

0:41 Oh Abu Bakr

0:42 Tell me how you did when you walked with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

0:49 He said

0:50 Yes

0:51 We spent the night and tomorrow

0:54 Until he rose at noon

0:57 And the road was cleared

0:59 No one passes through it

1:01 She raised a tall rock for us

1:04 It has a shadow on which the sun has not come

1:07 So we stayed with him

1:09 It was made equal to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:12 A place in my hand to sleep on

1:15 He spread fur on it

1:18 And I said

1:19 Sleep, O Messenger of God

1:21 And I will reveal to you what is around you

1:24 So he fell asleep

1:25 I went out and cleared everything around him

1:27 So, I am a shepherd heading to the rock with his sheep

1:32 He wants it like we wanted it

1:35 So I told him

1:36 Who are you, boy?

1:39 And he said

1:40 For a man from Medina or Mecca

1:44 In a novel

1:45 For a man from Quraish

1:47 So he named him and I recognized him

1:50 I said

1:51 Is there a dog?

1:53 He said yes

1:55 I said, "Should you milk?"

1:57 He said yes

1:59 So he took Shah

2:00 So I said

2:01 Shake the udder of dirt, hair, and filth

2:05 He said

2:06 I saw Al-Baraa hitting one hand on the other and shaking off

2:11 Aleppo is in the middle of a dense forest

2:15 I had some medicine that I brought to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, from which he could drink water

2:22 He drinks and performs ablution

2:24 In a novel

2:26 She made a rag for the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, over her mouth

2:33 So I came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

2:36 I hated to wake him up

2:38 I agreed with him when he woke up

2:41 So I poured some water on the milk

2:44 Until it got cold underneath

2:46 So I said

2:47 Drink, O Messenger of God

2:49 He said

2:50 So he drank until he was satisfied

2:53 Then he said

2:54 Didn't it make me want to leave?

2:57 I said yes

2:58 He said

3:00 So we left after the sun had set

3:03 We followed Suraqa bin Malik

3:06 So I said

3:07 We have come, O Messenger of God

3:09 And he said

3:11 Don't be sad

3:12 God is with us

3:14 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, prayed against him

3:18 His horse hit him in the stomach

3:22 And villages in a layer of land

3:25 In a novel

3:26 So his horse betrayed him

3:29 And he said

3:30 I see that you have prayed against me

3:34 So pray for me

3:36 May God grant you the right to respond to your request

3:40 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, prayed for him

3:43 So he was saved

3:45 So he did not meet anyone except that he said

3:48 I have had enough of what is here

3:51 He does not meet anyone but rejects him

3:55 He said

3:56 He was loyal to us

3:59 Comment on the hadith

4:02 Nomads

4:04 It is what is placed on the dab

4:06 It is to a camel what a saddle is to a horse

4:09 Criticizes its price

4:11 That is, he fulfills it

4:13 I walked away

4:14 That is, you walked in the night

4:16 Standing at noon

4:18 That is, half the day

4:20 So it was raised for us

4:21 That is, it appeared to our eyes

4:24 Scalp

4:25 It is the skin that is worn

4:27 I will show you what is around you

4:29 I mean, dust, etc

4:32 So that the wind does not blow it over him

4:35 And it was said

4:36 The meaning of shaking off here is guarding

4:39 He wants it like we wanted it

4:42 No rest in the shade

4:45 The filth

4:46 Similar to the dirt that gets in the udder

4:49 With dirt in the eye

4:51 In the back

4:53 The heels

4:54 It is a mug of wood

4:56 A lump of milk

4:58 Any piece of milk can fill a mug

5:01 It was said that the fate of Qafifah circuit

5:05 Edawa

5:06 It is a vessel made of leather

5:08 The traveler accompanies him

5:11 I agreed with him when he woke up

5:13 That is, he agreed to come to me when he woke up

5:17 Until I was satisfied

5:18 That is, I felt good about drinking so much

5:22 The sun tilted

5:23 That is, it is gone

5:25 His horse collided with him

5:27 That is, its legs sank into that solid ground

5:31 She entered it and was trapped

5:34 I see

5:34 Yes, I think

5:36 In the skin of the earth

5:38 It is solid from flat ground

5:41 So he was saved

5:42 None of the impact

5:44 I have had enough of what is here

5:47 I mean, what are you asking for here?

5:51 One of the benefits of talking

5:54 Benefit from talking

5:56 Bringing medication when traveling

5:59 And the service of the follower to the followed

6:02 It contains an explanation of the virtue of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him

6:06 It is permissible for a person to assign responsibility to his friend and companion

6:10 Carrying a trip and luggage

6:13 It is permissible to use children to meet needs

6:17 This includes sitting in the shade

6:20 Better than sitting in the sun

6:23 It indicates that softening the bed and making it uncomfortable is not objectionable

6:27 There is no one who criticizes the virtue of someone who is lying on it

6:31 And that is good manners

6:33 The issue should be of degrees

6:36 It has the legitimacy of cleanliness

6:38 Especially for a human guest, his brother, and his fellow believer

6:43 It is permissible to mix milk with water

6:46 From drinking to selling

6:49 It contains the accuracy of the jurisprudence of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him

6:52 And his perfect manners with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

6:56 It did not wake him from his sleep

6:59 Because perhaps it was revealed to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:03 While he is sleeping

7:05 It explains the intensity of Abu Bakr’s love, may God be pleased with him

7:09 To the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:12 It contains a statement of an apparent miracle

7:15 To the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:18 This is what happened to Saraqa and his horse

7:21 It explains the virtue of certainty

7:23 And perfect trust in God Almighty

7:27 It contains guidance on good fulfillment of promises

7:34 The Book of Injustices and Usurpation

7:39 Chapter on retaliation for injustices

7:42 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him

7:45 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

7:50 If believers are saved from hell

7:52 They were locked in a bridge between heaven and hell

7:57 They redress grievances that existed between them in this world

8:01 Even if they are purified and refined

8:04 He allowed them to enter heaven

8:07 By the One in whose hand is Muhammad’s soul

8:10 For one of them, his abode in heaven

8:12 I indicate his position in this world

8:16 Comment on the hadith

8:20 If believers are saved

8:22 That is, if they are safe and saved from Hell

8:25 They were imprisoned, i.e. prevented and stopped

8:29 With a vault

8:30 Qantara Everything is focused on a spring or a valley

8:35 So they investigate

8:37 That is, they follow each other regarding the injustices that occurred between them

8:42 Purify

8:44 That is, purify them from injustices

8:46 And they were polite

8:48 That is, get rid of sins

8:50 He gave them permission

8:52 That is, they were allowed

8:54 Add his home

8:56 That is, I know his way home

8:59 One of the benefits of talking

9:03 The hadith indicates that people of monotheism will not remain in Hell forever

9:08 In it, it is not permissible for any of the people of Paradise to enter Paradise

9:13 No one has a dark heart

9:16 The hadith indicates that the bridge is a bridge between heaven and hell

9:22 Unlike the Sirat, which is a bridge over the fire

9:27 It contains the legitimacy of swearing an alliance without swearing an alliance

9:31 The hadith indicates the necessity of absolving people of grievances before death

9:37 And it means that when the people of Paradise enter Paradise

9:41 They are told to disperse to your homes

9:45 They are known for it among the people of Friday prayers when they spend their time

9:49 It was said that this definition of houses is evidence

9:53 They are angels

9:57 Chapter on the words of God Almighty

10:00 May the curse of God be upon the wrongdoers

10:04 On the authority of Safwan bin Mahrez Al-Mazni, he said:

10:07 While I was walking with Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both

10:12 I take his hand

10:14 When a man proposed

10:15 And he said

10:17 How did you hear the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say in the Najwa?

10:22 And he said

10:24 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

10:28 God judges the believer

10:31 He puts his shroud over him and covers him

10:34 And he says

10:36 Do you know what sin this is?

10:38 Do you know what sin this is?

10:40 And he says

10:42 Yes, Lord

10:44 Even if he decides to commit his sins

10:46 He thought to himself that he had perished

10:49 He said

10:50 Her cover for you in this world

10:53 And I forgive you today

10:56 He will be given a book of his good deeds

10:59 As for the infidel and the hypocrites

11:02 He says the testimonies

11:04 In a novel

11:06 Then his good deeds are folded

11:09 As for the others or the infidels

11:12 He is called out from the witnesses

11:15 Those who lied to their Lord

11:19 May the curse of God be upon the wrongdoers

11:24 Comment on the hadith

11:27 In Najwa

11:28 That is, what will happen between God Almighty and His faithful servant on the Day of Resurrection

11:34 My hand

11:35 That is, it comes close

11:37 He places his shroud on him

11:39 That is, his concealment and forgiveness

11:41 And what he would be kind to then

11:45 Testimonials

11:46 That is, those who testified against them for their slander and lies

11:51 May the curse of God be upon the wrongdoers

11:54 What a curse that never ends

11:56 Because their injustice has become an inherent description of them

11:59 Dilution is not acceptable

12:02 One of the benefits of talking

12:06 He benefited from the conversation

12:08 Those who commit sins among the believers do not disbelieve in sins

12:13 It prohibits lying and slander in the religion of God Almighty

12:20 Door

12:21 A Muslim does not oppress another Muslim nor does he spare him

12:25 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both

12:29 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

12:33 A Muslim is a Muslim's brother

12:35 He does not oppress him or spare him

12:38 Whoever is in need of his brother, God will be in need of him

12:43 And whoever relieves a Muslim of distress

12:46 May God relieve him of one of the distresses on the Day of Resurrection

12:51 Whoever covers a Muslim, God will cover him on the Day of Resurrection

12:56 Comment on the hadith

13:00 Doesn't deliver

13:01 That is, he does not throw him into perdition

13:03 And do not leave him with anyone who will harm him

13:06 God needed him

13:09 That is, God met his need

13:11 Relief, i.e., removal and relief from others

13:16 Anguish is any grief that takes hold of the soul

13:19 It is the great distress that brings its owner into distress

13:24 He concealed his faults and ugliness and did not publish them

13:30 One of the benefits of talking

13:33 It is learned from the hadith that the punishment is of the same type as the work

13:38 It brings good luck for cooperation, good relations, and harmony

13:42 It includes urging the believer to cover himself and refrain from defaming him

13:47 It explains the virtue of brotherhood

13:49 Every Muslim is more deserving of every Muslim

13:53 It prohibits injustice in all its forms

13:57 It explains the virtue of a Muslim helping another Muslim in every good thing

14:02 I connected him with goodness

14:06 Door

14:07 Help your brother, whether he is an oppressor or an oppressed person

14:11 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said

14:15 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

14:18 Support your brother, whether he is an oppressor or an oppressed person

14:22 A man said

14:24 O Messenger of God

14:26 Support him if he is oppressed

14:29 Have you seen if he is an oppressor, how can I support him?

14:33 He said

14:34 Detain him or prevent him from injustice

14:37 In a novel

14:39 Take over his hands

14:41 For that is his victory

14:44 Comment on the hadith

14:48 I mean anyone who helped and assisted

14:51 I support

14:53 That is, help and help

14:55 Detain him or prevent him from injustice

14:58 That is, stop him from injustice

15:01 One of the benefits of talking

15:05 Benefit from talking

15:07 Encourage cooperation

15:09 It emphasizes the support of Muslims

15:11 On his devil who tempted him

15:14 And the soul that commanded him to do evil

15:19 Door

15:20 Injustice is darkness on the Day of Resurrection

15:24 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both

15:28 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

15:30 He said

15:31 Injustice is darkness on the Day of Resurrection

15:35 Comment on the hadith

15:39 Injustice is darkness

15:41 I mean, on his family

15:43 When the light of the believers seeks

15:45 In their hands and with their oaths

15:48 It was said darkness

15:49 Meaning adversity and horrors

15:52 One of the benefits of talking

15:56 Benefit from talking

15:58 Prohibition of injustice

16:00 And in it, whoever does not stop oppressing my brother

16:03 It was like the darkness of the night

16:06 The one who is connected from one world to another

16:12 The door of the one who had darkness

16:14 At the man

16:15 He analyzed his aura

16:16 Does he show his darkness?

16:19 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

16:23 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

16:27 Whoever wronged his brother

16:29 From his offer or something

16:31 Let him free him from it today

16:34 Before there was no fire or dirham

16:38 If he has a good deed

16:41 It was taken from him as much as it was dark

16:44 Even if he has no good deeds

16:46 Taking from the bad deeds of its owner

16:48 So he charged him

16:50 In a novel

16:52 So I put it to him

16:54 Comment on the hadith

16:58 From his offer

16:59 Show man

17:01 That is, the place of praise and blame from him

17:04 Or something

17:05 Perfection or surgeries and the like

17:08 Let him analyze it

17:10 As if he was telling him

17:12 Make me a solution that is right for you

17:15 Today

17:16 That is, in the world

17:18 So he charged him

17:20 That is, it was presented to him

17:22 One of the benefits of talking

17:26 Benefited from the hadith

17:28 There will be clearing on the Day of Resurrection

17:30 With good and bad deeds

17:33 By giving the reward of good deeds to the one who committed the injustice

17:37 He imposes the punishment of evil deeds on the oppressor instead of his rights

17:41 It contains guidance on the necessity of mitigation and decomposition

17:45 Of all injustices

17:49 Chapter: If it is permissible for him to do wrong

17:52 There is no going back

17:55 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her

17:57 A woman fears disobedience or rejection from her husband

18:03 She said

18:04 She is a woman with a man

18:07 Don't overdo it

18:09 In a novel

18:11 He is a man who sees something in his woman that he does not like

18:14 Growing up or something else

18:17 He wants to divorce her and marry someone else

18:20 She tells him

18:22 Hold me and don't let me go

18:24 Then he married someone else

18:27 You are free from spending on me and dividing it with me

18:32 In a novel

18:33 There is no problem if you agree

18:36 That is what God Almighty says

18:39 There is no sin on them if they make peace between them

18:44 And reconciliation is better

18:46 Comment on the hadith

18:49 A woman fears disobedience or rejection from her husband

18:54 That is, if a woman is afraid, she will leave her husband behind her

18:58 His lack of desire for it and his refusal to do so

19:02 Don't overdo it

19:04 That is, he does not see from her what he desires in her prolonged company

19:09 He wants to leave her

19:11 And the division

19:12 That is, staying overnight

19:14 It is no sin for them to make peace between them, and peace is best

19:20 That is, if they agree

19:22 There is no blame or harm on them

19:25 In that case, it is permissible for her husband to stay with her in this situation

19:29 It is better than division

19:32 One of the benefits of talking

19:36 Benefit from talking

19:38 It is permissible for some wives to give each other that day

19:43 It is permissible for a woman to give up some of her necessary rights to her husband

19:49 The hadith indicates that reconciliation is between the disputing parties

19:53 Better than investigating each of them on every right

19:58 Because of its reform and preservation of familiarity

20:01 And describing it as permissive

20:04 It indicates that reconciliation is permissible in all matters

20:08 Unless he makes what is forbidden permissible or makes what is forbidden permissible

20:12 It will not be peace

20:14 But it would be unfair

20:19 Chapter on the sin of one who oppresses any part of the earth

20:23 On the authority of Saeed bin Zaid bin Omar bin Nufayl

20:26 It is his specialty, Arua

20:28 In the right she claimed that he reduced her to Marwan

20:33 Saeed said

20:35 I deprived her of nothing

20:38 I bear witness that I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

20:44 Whoever takes an inch of land unjustly

20:47 In a novel

20:48 Whoever wrongs anything on earth

20:51 On the Day of Resurrection, seven earths will surround him

20:58 Comment on the hadith

21:01 Arwa is the daughter of Awais

21:04 I claimed

21:05 What is meant is she claimed

21:07 He detracted from her

21:09 That is, taking something from its land

21:12 It surrounds him

21:14 That is, surrounding it

21:15 Or it would be like a collar around his neck

21:19 One of the benefits of talking

21:22 Benefit from talking

21:24 Usurpation is a major sin

21:27 In it, the reward is of the same type as the work

21:30 It contains a statement about Fadl Saad, may God be pleased with him

21:33 And his standing within the limits of God Almighty

21:39 On the authority of Abu Salama bin Abdul Rahman

21:42 It was between him and people

21:44 A quarrel in land

21:46 So he entered upon Aisha

21:48 So he mentioned that to her

21:50 And she said

21:52 O Abu Salamah!

21:53 Bring me the earth

21:55 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

21:59 Whoever is unjust by an inch

22:02 In a novel

22:03 An inch of land

22:06 His ring is made of seven lands

22:10 Comment on the hadith

22:13 Adversity

22:14 Any dispute

22:16 Bring me the earth

22:17 That is, stay away from quarrels on earth for fear of injustice

22:21 Within an inch

22:23 Any amount of an inch

22:24 What is meant is to magnify the matter

22:27 Even if the area of the land is not taken into account

22:31 One of the benefits of talking

22:34 Benefit from talking

22:37 The punishment is of the type of work

22:39 It prohibits injustice and the usurpation of rights

22:43 It contains a sermon to the disputants

22:45 And remind them of the consequences of things

22:51 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

22:54 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

22:57 Whoever takes something from the land without his right

23:01 On the Day of Resurrection, it will be eclipsed by seven earths

23:06 Comment on the hadith

23:10 Whoever takes something from the land without his right

23:13 That is, usurping the land from its owners

23:16 He was eclipsed

23:17 That is, he sank and went into the ground

23:21 One of the benefits of talking

23:24 Benefit from talking

23:26 The punishment is of the type of work

23:29 It prohibits injustice and the usurpation of rights

23:35 Chapter: If one person permits another to do something, it is permissible

23:40 On the authority of Jabla, he said:

23:42 We were in the city with some Iraqis

23:45 It affected us for a year

23:47 Ibn al-Zubayr used to provide us with dates

23:51 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, passed by us and said:

23:56 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

23:59 He forbade pairing

24:01 In a novel

24:03 For a man to combine both dates

24:07 Unless the man asks his brother’s permission from you

24:11 Comment on the hadith

24:15 In some people of Iraq

24:17 What is meant by sending the people of Iraq?

24:20 A year of high prices and barrenness

24:23 We are blessed with dates

24:25 That is, he gives them and gives them

24:28 Pairing

24:29 To eat two dates

24:33 One of the benefits of talking

24:36 The hadith contains a reference to the prohibition of greed and greed

24:41 It contains guidance on creating altruism

24:46 Chapter on the words of God Almighty

24:49 He is the bitterest of adversaries

24:52 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her

24:55 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

24:59 The most hated men to God

25:02 arch opponent

25:04 Comment on the hadith

25:08 He is the bitterest of adversaries

25:10 That is, if you argue with him

25:12 I found it to be bitter, difficult, and intolerant

25:15 And what follows from that

25:18 I hate

25:19 That is, more hateful and hateful

25:22 Ald

25:23 That is, very controversial

25:26 discount

25:27 That is, he is fond of quarreling and skilled at it

25:31 One of the benefits of talking

25:35 Benefit from talking

25:37 The adversary's condemnation of those who dispute falsely and without knowledge

25:42 In it, disputes are permitted for those who argue about their rights

25:45 He is wronged in it

25:47 The paths of legitimate pilgrims

25:50 It contains guidance on tolerance in the passages of rights

25:56 Chapter: It is sinful for someone who disputes wrongfully while knowing it

26:01 On the authority of Umm Salamah, may God be pleased with her

26:03 The husband of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

26:07 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

26:10 He heard a fight at his room door

26:14 So he went out to them and said

26:16 But I am human

26:19 And the opponent comes to me

26:21 In a novel

26:23 And you dispute with me

26:26 Perhaps some of you will be more informed than others

26:30 In a novel

26:31 He composed his argument

26:33 I think he was right

26:36 I will decree that for him

26:38 Whoever you judge for is a Muslim

26:41 It is a piece of fire

26:44 Take it or leave it

26:48 In a novel

26:49 So he doesn't take it

26:52 Comment on the hadith

26:56 His room

26:57 That is, his room

26:58 I am human

27:00 That is, I do not know the unseen and the innermost matters

27:03 Report

27:04 That is, he clearly stated his argument

27:07 So I calculate

27:08 That is, I think most likely

27:10 So I decide

27:12 That is, be wiser

27:13 Take it or leave it

27:16 A threat, no choice

27:20 One of the benefits of talking

27:23 He benefited from the conversation

27:25 The ruling is apparent

27:27 And God takes care of the secrets

27:30 And therein lies the sin of error

27:31 About the diligent judge

27:34 It contains the legitimacy of the work

27:36 Most likely

27:40 Chapter on retaliation of the oppressed

27:41 If he finds the property of his oppressor

27:45 On the authority of Uqba bin Amer, may God be pleased with him

27:47 He said

27:49 We said, O Messenger of God

27:51 You send us

27:53 So we will go down with a people

27:55 They do not accept us

27:57 So what do you see?

27:58 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to us

28:02 If you stay with a people

28:04 So they ordered for you what is appropriate for the guest

28:07 So accept

28:08 If they don't

28:10 So they took away the guest's right from them

28:12 Which they should

28:15 Comment on the hadith

28:18 They do not accept us

28:20 That is, they do not give us the right to hospitality

28:23 So what do you see?

28:25 That is, what do we do in this case?

28:28 So they ordered for you

28:30 That is, your right to hospitality

28:33 One of the benefits of talking

28:37 Benefit from talking

28:39 Confirmation of the right to hospitality

28:41 The apparent meaning of the hadith indicates that it is obligatory for the guest to visit

28:45 And the public is Sunnah

Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (85) | A continuation of the book Al-Laqta, then the book of injustices and usurpation

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