رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (88) | باب العفو والإعراض عن الجاهلين

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0:00 Riyadh al-Salehin from the words of the Master of Messengers, may God bless him and grant him peace
0:09 Chapter on pardoning and turning away from the ignorant
0:16 God Almighty said: Be lenient, enjoin custom, and turn away from the ignorant
0:26 And God Almighty said: So forgive the beautiful forgiveness
0:31 And God Almighty said, “And who pardons and forgives.” Would you not like God to forgive you?
0:39 And God Almighty said: And those who pardon people, and God loves those who do good
0:47 And God Almighty said, “And whoever is patient and forgives, that is for him who resolves matters.”
0:55 The verses in this chapter are many and well known
0:59 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, that she said to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
1:07 Has there ever come upon you a day that was more severe than the Day of Uhud?
1:12 He said: “I have met some of your people, and the worst I have ever met with them was on the day of Aqaba.”
1:20 When I presented myself to Ibn Abd Yalil Ibn Abd Kalal
1:25 He did not answer me
1:28 So I set off with a worried face on my face
1:32 I did not wake up until I was at the fox's horn
1:36 So I raised my head and saw a cloud that had led me astray
1:42 So I looked and there was Gabriel, peace be upon him
1:47 He called me and said that God Almighty heard what your people said to you and what they responded to you
1:56 The King of the Mountains has sent you to command him to do whatever you wish about them
2:02 Then the King of the Mountains called me, greeted him, and then said:
2:08 O Muhammad, God has heard what your people say to you, and I am the king of the mountains
2:16 My Lord has sent me to you so that you may order me to do what you wish
2:22 If you wish, you can close the two woods on them
2:26 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
2:29 Rather, I hope that God will bring forth from their loins someone who will worship God alone, not associating anything with Him
2:38 Agreed
2:40 The two mountains surrounding Mecca
2:45 The wood is the thick mountain
2:49 I introduced myself
2:52 That is, I presented myself to him, asking him for victory and help in establishing the religion
2:59 Ibn Abd Yalil Ibn Abd Kalal
3:02 He is one of the most prominent people of Taif from Thaqif
3:06 Worried, meaning sad
3:09 I didn't wake up, I didn't wake up for myself
3:13 Fox horn
3:16 It is a place between it and Mecca for a day and a night
3:20 It is the miqat of the people of Najd
3:23 It is called the Qarn al-Manazel
3:26 Jabala Mecca
3:28 They are Abu Qubais and Al-Ahmar
3:31 One of the benefits of talking
3:34 An explanation of the compassion of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, for his people
3:40 And his patience with their harm
3:42 He pardoned those who had wronged him
3:46 The affliction to which preachers to God are exposed varies
3:50 Some of it is torture, some of it is lying, and some of it is mockery
3:55 Preachers do not force people to follow them and believe in their call
4:02 Rather, they must convey the call to the people
4:06 Proving the attributes of hearing and sight to God Almighty
4:11 And He is All-Hearing and All-Seeing
4:13 He does not miss any of the audio
4:16 Nothing is hidden from him
4:19 Without mixing up sounds, movements, or pauses
4:24 May God protect his saints
4:26 And he is their supporter and will be remembered when they support his religion
4:31 Angels have specific tasks that they perform at the command of God Almighty
4:39 Preachers should look to the future of advocacy
4:43 And not just to the present
4:46 Therefore, it is not wise in the call to hasten the punishment of the violators
4:52 The goal and purpose of preachers
4:56 It is to bring people out of darkness into light
4:59 To worship God alone
5:02 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
5:07 What the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, struck
5:10 Nothing in his hand
5:12 Neither a woman nor a servant
5:14 Unless he strives for the sake of God
5:17 He never did anything to him and he took revenge on its owner
5:22 Unless something forbidden by God Almighty is violated
5:27 He takes revenge for God Almighty
5:30 Narrated by Muslim
5:33 One of the benefits of talking
5:36 Explanation of the dream of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:40 He pardoned him for what happened to him
5:43 Anger for God is not incompatible with forbearance, patience, gentleness, and forgiveness
5:50 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said:
5:54 I was walking with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:58 And he wore a Najrani cloak with a thick hem
6:03 So my Bedouins recognized him
6:06 He was covered with a severe scab
6:09 So I looked at the shoulder of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
6:13 The hem of the robe affected her due to the severity of its tightness
6:18 Then he said
6:20 Oh Muhammad
6:22 Pass me some of God's wealth that you have
6:25 He turned to him and laughed
6:28 Then he ordered him to give him a donation
6:31 Agreed
6:33 Cold
6:34 Any black square lining
6:39 Najrani
6:41 Najrani level
6:43 Najrani
6:45 Attributed to Najran
6:47 It is a town in Yemen
6:50 Thick footnote
6:52 That is, the rough side
6:54 Jabdha
6:55 That is, attract him
6:57 shoulder
6:58 That is, between the neck and the shoulder
7:02 Page
7:03 Which side
7:05 One of the benefits of talking
7:08 The harshness of the Bedouins and their rudeness in treatment
7:12 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was strongly attracted to him
7:16 And he called him by name
7:18 He asked him for a bid
7:22 The good character of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
7:26 And his patience with the ignorant
7:28 And the possibility of harming them
7:30 He pardoned those who wronged him
7:33 It is desirable to meet insults with kindness
7:37 And do not reciprocate abuse
7:42 It is desirable for the one who encourages the heart of the one who breaks his fast and not to be harsh with him
7:47 Because that is more useful in advising him
7:50 I hope for his return to the truth
7:54 On the authority of Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him, he said:
7:58 It is as if I am looking at the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
8:02 A prophet from the prophets tells the story
8:05 May God’s prayers and peace be upon them
8:09 His people beat him and made him bloody
8:12 He wipes the blood off his face and says
8:15 Oh God, forgive my people, for they do not know
8:20 Agreed
8:25 Tells any resemblance
8:28 Adam, meaning they asked for his blood
8:31 One of the benefits of talking
8:35 Explaining that the prophets are the most afflicted and tested people
8:40 Then their followers
8:42 The optimum is the optimum
8:44 People are asleep, not knowing the truth about their fate
8:48 They are ignorant of who wanted good for them and called them to it
8:53 It is necessary to be patient and bear harm for the sake of God
8:58 It is desirable to meet insults with kindness
9:02 It is permissible to pray for guidance for unbelievers
9:07 The perfection of the character of the prophets, peace and blessings be upon them
9:12 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
9:16 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
9:20 It's not extreme
9:23 But the strong one is the one who controls himself when angry
9:28 Agreed
9:30 Chapter on the possibility of harm
9:36 God Almighty said
9:39 And those who suppress anger and pardon people
9:45 And God loves the doers of good
9:49 And the Almighty said
9:51 And whoever is patient and forgives, that is the one who resolves matters
9:57 And in the door
9:58 Previous hadiths in the section before it
10:02 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
10:06 That a man said
10:08 O Messenger of God
10:10 I am related to them, and they cut me off
10:14 I do good to them and they do evil to me
10:18 I dream about them and they ignore me
10:21 And he said
10:23 Because you are as you said
10:25 It is as if boredom has made them miserable
10:28 And you still have God Almighty as a supporter over them
10:33 As long as you are at it
10:35 Narrated by Muslim
10:37 Chapter on anger if the sanctities of Sharia are violated
10:44 Victory is for the religion of God Almighty
10:47 God Almighty said
10:51 Whoever venerates the sanctities of God, it is better for him in the sight of his Lord
10:57 And the Almighty said
10:59 If you support God, He will support you and make your feet firm
11:05 On the authority of Abu Masoud Uqba bin Amran Al-Badri, may God be pleased with him, he said
11:12 A man came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and said
11:17 I am late for the morning prayer because of so-and-so, which prolongs our time
11:23 I never saw the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, get angry on a date
11:29 He was more angry than he was that day
11:32 And he said
11:34 Oh people
11:36 Some of you are alienated
11:38 As for the people, let us summarize
11:42 Behind it are the big, the small, and the needy
11:46 Agreed
11:48 A man came
11:51 It was said that he is Haram bin Malhan, may God be pleased with him
11:54 And it was said otherwise
11:56 Let him summarize
11:59 That is, let it be lightened and limited to what is proven in the Sunnah
12:03 No more than that
12:05 With the completion of the pillars and the Sunan tool
12:08 One of the benefits of talking
12:11 It is desirable to become angry with God if something sacred to God is violated
12:16 Or harm and distress befall Muslims
12:19 It is permissible to inform the guardian of Muslims
12:24 What restricts them or alienates them
12:27 Or be a reason for their temptation
12:30 It is permissible to be late for congregational prayer
12:34 If her presence results in irresponsible harm
12:38 And unbearable hurt
12:40 The prohibition of alienating oneself from religion
12:42 By actions, words or gestures
12:45 The imam during prayer should take into account what is behind him
12:51 Among them are the elderly, the sick, the young, and those in need
12:56 So when
12:58 You must ease your prayers
13:00 This is an easy read
13:03 Do not violate the pillars, duties and desirables of prayer
13:08 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
13:13 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came
13:16 From travel
13:18 I covered up my oversight with a pile of statues
13:22 When the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, saw him
13:26 His face became discolored and he said
13:30 Oh Aisha
13:32 The people who will be most tormented by God on the Day of Resurrection
13:36 Those who imitate God's creation
13:39 Agreed
13:41 The oversight
13:43 Like an adjective, it is in the hands of the house
13:46 The silk is a thin covering
13:49 And his assault ruined the image in him
13:53 Statues of any pictures
13:57 They match
13:59 That is, they liken what they do to what God made
14:03 One of the benefits of talking
14:06 The legitimacy of anger for violating matters of religion
14:11 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, became angry
14:15 When one of God’s sanctities is violated
14:18 It is necessary to denounce the violator as much as possible
14:22 Even if he did not intend to violate it
14:25 Aisha, may God be pleased with her, did not hesitate to fall into what would displease God and His Messenger
14:31 A Muslim man should be the guardian of his family
14:37 He commands them to do good and forbids them to do evil
14:41 He inspects his house so that nothing that God has forbidden enters it
14:47 Engaging in photography or drawing is forbidden
14:50 If it is for living beings
14:53 Earning it is also forbidden
14:56 This is clearly stated in the words of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
15:01 The most tormented people are photographers
15:06 Photography in homes is forbidden
15:09 The professional image must undergo a change that affects its features
15:15 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, violated the Qur’an
15:20 So he spoiled the image in it
15:23 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her
15:27 The Quraysh were concerned about the Makhzoum woman who was stolen
15:32 They said: Who will speak to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace?
15:38 They said: Who would dare him except Osama bin Zaid, the love of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace?
15:47 So Osama spoke to him
15:49 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
15:53 May I intercede regarding one of the limits set by God Almighty?
15:57 Then he got up and addressed himself, then said
16:01 The people before you were destroyed because if a nobleman among them stole, they would abandon him
16:08 If a weak person steals, they impose a punishment on him
16:12 God bless
16:14 If Fatima bint Muhammad had stolen, her hand would have been cut off
16:20 Agreed
16:22 One of the benefits of talking
16:26 The prohibition of intercession within the limits after reaching the imam
16:30 The imam must establish the limits if they reach him
16:34 The intercession of intercessors is not accepted
16:37 The honor of the offender does not waive the punishment
16:40 Because the provisions of Sharia law include the noble and the lowly
16:45 The imam’s division among the people in establishing God’s limits
16:50 Injustice brings destruction to the nation
16:53 Emphasis should be placed in denouncing those who neglect one of God’s limits
16:59 Or permission to leave it
17:01 Or he may be asked to intercede on behalf of someone who is obligated to do so
17:05 Accepting the thief's repentance
17:08 This woman repented and her repentance was good
17:12 After the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, imposed the punishment on her
17:17 It is permissible to set an example regarding great destiny
17:20 To exaggerate the rebuke
17:23 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, mentioned his daughter Fatima for this purpose
17:29 Explaining the status of Osama bin Zaid, may God be pleased with them both
17:34 With the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
17:38 The conditions of past nations that violated God’s method should be taken into account
17:44 So God made her feel the clothes of hunger and fear
17:47 Or send upon them the torment of eradication or replacement
17:52 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
17:56 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, saw phlegm in the qibla
18:01 This was difficult for him until it was seen in his face
18:05 So he got up and scratched it with his hand
18:08 He said: When one of you stands for his prayer
18:13 For he speaks to his Lord
18:15 And his Lord is between him and the Qiblah
18:19 Let none of you spit before the Qiblah
18:23 But on his left or under his foot
18:28 Then he took the edge of his robe and spat into it
18:31 Then some responded to each other
18:34 He said or did this
18:38 Agreed
18:40 The command to spit to his left or under his foot
18:44 It is whether it is in a mosque other than the mosque
18:47 As for the mosque, he should not spit except on his clothes
18:53 Expectoration
18:55 What a person expels from his chest through his mouth or nose
18:59 In the qibla
19:01 That is, in the wall facing the direction of the Qiblah
19:05 So he split
19:07 That is, it is difficult and difficult for him
19:09 Fuck
19:11 Any removal
19:14 One of the benefits of talking
19:16 The obligation to enjoin good and forbid evil
19:20 Remove it by hand if possible
19:24 It is not permissible to pollute it or throw dirt into it
19:30 It must be cleaned and kept free of anything that is objectionable to it
19:35 The obligation to become angry with God if His sanctities are violated
19:39 Whether you are young or old in the eyes of people
19:42 Prayer is a dialogue between the servant and his Lord
19:46 The servant must accept his master's entirety
19:50 He works with what suits his heart, intention and purpose
19:54 A little work in prayer does not spoil it
19:59 Where the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, spit on his robe
20:04 And respond to each other
20:06 And guide them to that
20:08 It is permissible for someone who is praying to spit if he needs to do so
20:13 Riyad Al-Saleh, O Riyad Al-Salehin