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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:03 A benefit center
0:06 For humanitarian studies and research
0:09 He offers
0:10 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
0:16 Chapter on the virtue of one who is tired during the night and prays
0:22 On the authority of Ubadah ibn al-Samit
0:25 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
0:29 He who is ashamed of the night and says
0:33 There is no god but God alone, with no partner
0:37 To Him belongs the kingdom and to Him is praise
0:39 He is powerful over everything
0:43 Thank God
0:45 Glory be to God
0:46 There is no god but God
0:49 God is great
0:51 There is no power nor strength except in God
0:55 Then he said
0:56 Oh God, forgive me
0:59 Or called
1:00 Respond to him
1:02 If he performs ablution and prays, his prayer will be accepted
1:06 Comment on the hadith
1:10 Who is disgraced?
1:12 That is, he woke up from his sleep
1:14 His prayer was accepted
1:17 Acceptance is the reward for doing the right thing
1:21 One of the benefits of talking
1:25 Benefit from talking
1:27 Whoever wakes up from his sleep will have a seat with monotheism
1:32 If he prays to God, he answers him
1:34 If he prays, his prayer will be accepted
1:38 It encourages one to begin remembrance of God Almighty after sleeping
1:42 The hadith contains a reference to the supplication of praise and the supplication of asking
1:47 Praise should come before the issue and request
1:54 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, he said:
1:56 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
2:00 The most honorable of you do not say obscene words
2:04 This means Abdullah bin Rawahah
2:07 And among us is the Messenger of God reciting his book
2:11 If a favor splits from the bright dawn
2:15 I see guidance after blindness in our hearts
2:19 There are certain things about it, but what he said is a reality
2:23 He spends the night keeping his side away from his bed
2:27 If your beds are burdened by polytheists
2:32 Comment on the hadith
2:35 He does not say what he means
2:38 Poetry that is composed of falsehood and obscenity does not speak
2:44 If a favor splits from the bright dawn
2:47 He wanted him to recite the Book of God
2:50 A split time is the bright time of dawn
2:54 After blindness, that is, after misguidance
2:58 Our hearts are certain of Him
3:01 That is, full of certainty of what he brought
3:04 He avoids, i.e. distances
3:07 Beds, i.e. sleeping places
3:11 One of the benefits of talking
3:15 Benefit from talking
3:17 Statement of the virtue of Abdullah bin Rawahah, may God be pleased with him
3:21 In the hadith, there is obscenity in speech and action
3:24 It is not a Muslim's morals
3:27 It is permissible to sing good poetry
3:30 It contains an explanation of the virtue of praying the night prayer
3:36 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
3:39 That men were among the companions of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:43 See Laylat al-Qadr in a dream
3:46 In the last seven days
3:48 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
3:52 I see that your visions have coincided in the last seven days
3:57 Who was its investigator?
3:59 Let him search for it in the last seven days
4:03 Comment on the hadith
4:06 I colluded, i.e. agreed
4:10 The one who seeks it, that is, the one who seeks it and the one who strives to seek it
4:15 In the last seven days of Ramadan
4:19 And in the narration of the last ten days
4:23 One of the benefits of talking
4:26 Benefit from talking
4:28 The legitimacy of limiting a vision to a righteous man
4:32 In the hadith is the interpretation of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:36 Visions of his companions
4:38 It contains an explanation of the virtue of Laylat al-Qadr
4:41 It contains an encouragement to be diligent in seeking Laylat al-Qadr
4:45 In the hadith, it is Laylat al-Qadr
4:48 It takes place in the last ten days of Ramadan
4:54 Chapter on what was mentioned about volunteering two by two
4:59 On the authority of Jaber bin Abdullah, may God be pleased with them both, he said
5:03 He was the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:06 He teaches us Istikhara in all matters
5:10 It also teaches us surahs from the Qur’an
5:13 He says
5:15 If any of you are concerned about it
5:17 Let him perform two rak'ahs other than the obligatory prayers
5:21 Then let him say
5:23 Oh God, I ask you for help with your knowledge
5:26 I appreciate you with your ability
5:29 I ask you of your great please
5:31 You can, but I can't
5:34 And you know and I don't know
5:37 You are the Knower of the unseen
5:39 Oh God, if you know that this is the case
5:43 It is good for my religion, my livelihood, and my affairs
5:48 Or he said
5:49 My urgent and urgent matter
5:52 So decree it for me and make it easy for me
5:54 Then bless me with it
5:57 Even if you know that this is the case
6:00 It is bad for my religion, my livelihood, and my outcome
6:04 Or he said
6:06 In my urgent and urgent matter
6:08 So turn him away from me and keep me away from him
6:12 And I appreciate the good wherever it may be
6:15 Then he satisfied me
6:17 He said
6:18 And he calls his need
6:21 Comment on the hadith
6:24 He teaches us Istikhara
6:26 That is, Istikhara prayer
6:28 And the best
6:29 Ask for the best things
6:31 May God bless you
6:33 That is, he gave you what is best for you
6:36 It also teaches us surahs from the Qur’an
6:39 For more attention to Istikhara
6:43 If they are one of you
6:45 That is, if he wants
6:47 I appreciate you with your ability
6:49 That is, I ask you to make me capable of it
6:53 In my religion, my livelihood, and my outcome
6:56 Or he said, “My urgent matter and my urgent matter.”
6:59 If all four come together, it is completely good
7:04 He appreciated it for me
7:05 That is, he wrote it to me
7:07 Then bless me with it
7:09 From the blessing
7:10 That is, always make it a lot
7:13 So take him away from me
7:15 That is, push it away from me
7:17 Then he satisfied me
7:19 Contentment is the tranquility of the soul towards God’s decree and destiny
7:24 One of the benefits of talking
7:27 So benefit from the conversation
7:29 What God Almighty has chosen for us is all goodness in religion and the world
7:36 It contains guidance on seeking Istikhara in all matters
7:40 Big and small
7:43 It indicates that the Istikharah supplication does not occur after the obligatory prayer
7:48 In the hadith, the supplication in the Istikharah prayer is suspended
7:53 The supplication for Istikhara included complete submission and seeking help
7:58 And resort to the All-Powerful, the All-Knowing
8:00 And innocence from power and strength
8:03 There is praise and supplication in the supplication of Istikhara
8:07 In the hadith, the believer must return all matters to God Almighty
8:14 Alert
8:15 There is no mention in any of the hadiths about Istikharah to specify what is read in them
8:23 Chapter on undertaking the two rak’ahs of Fajr
8:26 Whoever named them volunteered
8:30 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
8:33 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, did not do any voluntary acts
8:38 He is more committed to performing the two rak'ahs of Fajr
8:43 Comment on the hadith
8:46 More committed than him
8:48 Pledge and pledge
8:51 Keeping something and being attached to it
8:54 What is meant here is the intensity of persistence
8:58 One of the benefits of talking
9:02 He benefited from the conversation
9:04 Confirm the two rak'ahs of Fajr
9:06 They are among the most honorable volunteers
9:09 To keep up with him, may God bless him and grant him peace, and to stay with them
9:17 Chapter on what is recited in the two rak'ahs of Fajr
9:21 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
9:24 He was the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
9:27 The following two rak'ahs before the morning prayer are shortened
9:31 I would even say
9:33 Did he read the mother of the book?
9:37 Comment on the hadith
9:40 Reduces the two rak'ahs
9:42 That is, lighten them completely
9:45 Did he read the mother of the book?
9:47 That is, did he read the opening of the book in them or not?
9:51 Exaggerated dilution
9:54 One of the benefits of talking
9:57 The hadith is evidence of exaggeration in easing the voluntary dawn prayer
10:03 It indicates the necessity of reciting Al-Fatihah in prayer
10:09 Chapter on the Duha prayer during travel
10:13 About Moraq he said
10:15 I said to Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
10:18 I call the victim
10:20 He said no
10:23 I said Omar
10:24 He said no
10:26 I said: Abu Bakr
10:28 He said no
10:29 I said: The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:33 He said, “I don’t think so.”
10:37 Comment on the hadith
10:40 I don't think so, meaning I don't think so
10:43 He denied this out of suspicion
10:45 With intensity he followed Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
10:49 According to the guidance of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:53 One of the benefits of talking
10:56 In the hadith, Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, adhered to the Sunnah of the two sheikhs
11:01 Abu Bakr and Omar, may God be pleased with them
11:05 It contains the Companions’ knowledge of the status of the two Sheikhs
11:09 In the hadith, voluntary prayers are not confirmed during travel
11:16 Chapter on the Duha prayer in urban areas
11:19 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
11:23 My boyfriend recommended three things to me
11:25 I won't let them go until I die
11:28 Fasting three days of every month
11:32 And the Duha prayer and sleep on Witr prayer
11:37 Comment on the hadith
11:40 My boyfriend recommended me
11:42 Hebron, the sincere friend
11:45 Whose love penetrated the heart and became within it
11:50 That is, inside
11:52 I will not leave them, that is, I will not leave them
11:56 One of the benefits of talking
12:00 Benefit from talking
12:02 The intensity of love for the Companions, may God be pleased with them
12:05 To the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
12:08 It contains a statement that fasting and prayer
12:11 One of the most honorable physical acts of worship
12:16 Chapter on the two rak'ahs before noon
12:19 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her
12:22 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
12:25 He did not leave four before noon
12:28 And two rak'ahs before lunch
12:31 Comment on the hadith
12:34 It was beneficial to continue and perpetuate
12:38 He does not leave, he does not leave
12:41 Before lunch
12:42 That is, before the dawn prayer
12:45 One of the benefits of talking
12:49 The hadith explains the importance of the salary Sunnah
12:53 In it, the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, continued to do some of them
12:58 It is useful to confirm its desirability
13:03 Chapter on praying before sunset
13:06 On the authority of Abdullah Al-Muzani
13:08 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
13:12 Pray before the Maghrib prayer
13:15 He said at three
13:17 To whomever he wants
13:19 I hate that people take it as a tradition
13:24 Comment on the hadith
13:27 I hate that people take it as a tradition
13:30 year
13:31 Any necessary method they will adhere to
13:36 One of the benefits of talking
13:39 The hadith contains a statement of the perfection of the compassion of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
13:44 And make it easy for his nation
13:47 It indicates the desirability of praying two rak'ahs before the Maghrib prayer
13:54 On the authority of Marthad bin Abdullah Al-Yazani, he said:
13:58 I came to Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani and said:
14:02 Don't you like Abu Tamim?
14:05 He performs two rak'ahs before the Maghrib prayer
14:09 Uqba said
14:11 We used to do it during the time of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
14:17 I said
14:18 What's stopping you now?
14:20 He said
14:21 Work
14:23 Comment on the hadith
14:27 Don't you like it?
14:28 That is, should I mention something that would surprise you?
14:32 From Abu Tamim
14:33 He is Abdullah bin Malkin Al-Jishani
14:37 We used to do it during the time of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
14:42 That is, we used to pray it at the time of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
14:47 What's stopping you now?
14:50 That is, the two rak'ah prayer
14:53 One of the benefits of talking
14:56 Benefit from talking
14:58 The measure of guidance is the actions and words of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
15:04 And the saying of the companion
15:06 We were doing it
15:07 He has a ruling of lifting
15:11 Chapter on the virtue of praying in the mosques of Mecca and Medina
15:16 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
15:19 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
15:23 Do not travel except to three mosques
15:28 The Grand Mosque
15:30 And the Prophet’s Mosque, may God bless him and grant him peace
15:34 And Al-Aqsa Mosque
15:37 Comment on the hadith
15:40 Don't travel
15:42 That is, it is not permissible to travel in worship to a place other than the exception
15:47 One of the benefits of talking
15:51 Benefit from talking
15:53 It is forbidden to travel to worship in a specific place
15:57 Except for the three mosques
16:00 It indicates that the honor and merit of the places is based on text, not opinion
16:07 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
16:10 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
16:14 Prayer in this mosque
16:16 It is better than a thousand prayers for anything else
16:20 Except the Grand Mosque
16:23 Comment on the hadith
16:27 Prayer
16:28 That is, the voluntary and the written
16:30 Better than a thousand prayers
16:32 That is, better in reward
16:36 One of the benefits of talking
16:39 Benefit from talking
16:41 The superiority of times and places is a matter of discretion and cannot be determined by opinion
16:47 It indicates that praying in the Sacred Mosque is absolutely better
16:54 Door of Quba Mosque
16:57 On the authority of Nafi
16:59 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, would not pray the Duha prayer except on two days
17:06 The day he is presented in Mecca
17:08 He used to offer it as a sacrifice
17:11 He goes around the house
17:12 Then he prays two rak'ahs behind the Maqam
17:16 And one day the Quba Mosque will come
17:19 He used to come to him every Saturday
17:22 If he enters the mosque
17:24 He hated to leave it until he prayed in it
17:28 He said
17:29 It used to happen that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
17:34 He used to visit him riding and walking
17:38 Comment on the hadith
17:41 Behind the shrine
17:43 That is, the position of Abraham, peace be upon him
17:46 Comes to Quba Mosque
17:49 Quba Mosque is located
17:50 South of the Prophet's Mosque
17:53 He used to come every Saturday
17:55 It was beneficial for continuity and permanence
17:59 One of the benefits of talking
18:03 Benefit from talking
18:05 Allocate something from the times near
18:08 It is an arrest warrant
18:10 Likewise, proving credit for a place cannot be done except through the text
18:18 Chapter on the virtue of what is between the grave and the pulpit
18:22 On the authority of Abdullah bin Zaid Al-Mazni, may God be pleased with him
18:26 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
18:31 What is between my house and my land is one of the gardens of Paradise
18:36 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
18:39 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
18:43 What is between my house and my land is one of the gardens of Paradise
18:49 And from my righteousness on my basin
18:52 Comment on the hadith
18:55 Chapter on the virtue of what is between the grave and the pulpit
18:59 The grave
19:00 That is, the grave of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
19:03 He is at home
19:05 It contains an indication that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
19:09 He learned that he would be buried at his home
19:13 And speaking verbally
19:14 Between my grave and my land
19:17 Not according to Bukhari's conditions
19:19 Kindergarten
19:21 What is meant?
19:22 The blessed spot
19:24 Which is located between the house of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his grave
19:30 And from my righteousness on my basin
19:32 It was said
19:33 This particular platform
19:35 May God Almighty return him to his pond
19:39 One of the benefits of talking
19:42 In the hadith, the basin is proven
19:45 And therein is proof of Paradise
19:47 It contains a pulpit for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
19:54 Chapter on what is forbidden from speaking during prayer
19:59 On the authority of Abdullah, may God be pleased with him, he said
20:02 We used to greet the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
20:06 He prays and answers us
20:10 When we returned from the Negus
20:13 We greeted him
20:14 He did not respond to us
20:16 So we said
20:18 O Messenger of God
20:19 We used to greet you and you would respond to us
20:24 He said
20:25 There is work in prayer
20:28 Flying on the talk
20:32 And he responds to us
20:33 That is, peace
20:35 When we returned from the Negus
20:38 Their return from Abyssinia to Medina
20:42 There is work in prayer
20:45 What is meant?
20:46 The heart is occupied with turning to God Almighty
20:51 One of the benefits of talking
20:54 Benefit from talking
20:56 Permissibility of uniformity in worship
20:59 The hadith contains a reference to the virtue of revealing peace
21:05 On the authority of Zaid bin Arqam, he said:
21:08 If we were to speak about prayer during the time of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
21:14 One of us speaks to his friend about his need
21:18 Until I got down
21:20 Maintain the prayers and the middle prayer
21:23 And stand obedient to God
21:26 He ordered us to be silent
21:30 Comment on the hadith
21:33 One of us speaks to his friend about his need
21:36 To speak to the person beside him what he wants
21:40 Maintain the prayers and the middle prayer
21:44 Performing it according to its time, conditions, pillars, and humility
21:48 And all that is obligatory and desirable
21:52 And by maintaining prayers
21:54 You will be able to preserve all other acts of worship
21:58 It is useful for prohibiting immorality and evil
22:01 Especially if he completed it as he was commanded to say
22:05 And stand up to God obedient, that is, submissive
22:09 It contains the command to stand, pray, and forbid speaking
22:14 And the command to be humble
22:16 This is with security and reassurance
22:19 One of the benefits of talking
22:23 The hadith indicates the permissibility of abrogation in acts of worship
22:27 It prohibits speaking during prayer
22:30 Whoever speaks intentionally during prayer, his prayer is invalid
22:35 It is obligatory to maintain prayers
22:38 In the hadith there is a command to maintain the middle prayer
22:42 The scholars mentioned many sayings about it
22:46 The first is that the middle prayer is the afternoon prayer
22:52 Applause door for women
22:55 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
22:58 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
23:02 Praise for men
23:04 And applause for women
23:08 Comment on the hadith
23:11 Praise is the saying of the praying person, Glory be to God
23:16 Clapping is hitting one hand with the other
23:20 One of the benefits of talking
23:24 It is understood from the hadith that it is permissible for the imam to forget
23:28 It is permissible to alert the imam of what he intends during prayer
23:33 In it, if the imam forgets to pray
23:37 Wesen for men tasbeeh
23:39 It is recommended for women to clap
23:42 The hadith indicates that the condition of the Muslim woman is based on the secret
23:50 Chapter: If the mother calls her son to pray
23:55 On the authority of Abu Hurairah
23:57 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
24:01 Only three people spoke about the Mahdi
24:05 Jesus
24:06 There was a man among the Children of Israel called Jurayj
24:11 He was praying
24:12 His mother came to him and prayed
24:15 He said: Should I answer it or pray?
24:19 In a novel
24:20 She said, Greg
24:22 He said: Oh God, my mother and my prayers
24:27 She said, Oh God, do not kill him until you show him the faces of the prostitutes
24:33 Greg was in his cell
24:36 Then a woman came up to him and spoke
24:40 In a novel
24:42 A shepherdess used to live in his hermitage, tending the sheep
24:46 So I was born
24:48 She brought a shepherd and empowered him with herself
24:52 She gave birth to a boy
24:54 She said from Greg
24:57 They brought him
24:58 So they broke his hermitage
25:00 They took him down and cursed him
25:03 He performed ablution and prayed
25:05 Then the boy came
25:06 And he said
25:08 Who is your father, boy?
25:10 In a novel
25:12 O Babus, who is your father?
25:15 He said
25:16 Shepherd
25:18 They said
25:19 We build your hermitage of gold
25:22 He said
25:23 No
25:24 Except from clay
25:27 A woman was breastfeeding a son of hers from the children of Israel
25:32 A man riding with a badge passed by
25:36 And she said
25:37 Oh God, make my son like him
25:40 So he left her breast and approached the passenger and said
25:44 Oh God, do not make me like him
25:48 Then he went to her breast and sucked it
25:51 Abu Hurairah said
25:53 It is as if I am looking at the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, sucking his finger
25:59 Then he passed by his mother
26:01 And she said
26:02 Oh God, do not make my son like her
26:06 So he left her breast and said
26:09 Oh God, make me like her
26:12 And she said
26:13 Why?
26:15 And he said
26:16 The rider is a mighty one of the mighty
26:20 And this nation
26:22 They say you stole my adultery
26:24 And you didn't
26:26 In a novel
26:28 And she says, God suffices me
26:31 Comment on the hadith
26:35 A cradle is a baby boy's bed
26:39 Prostitutes
26:40 That is, tares and licentious women
26:43 In his hermitage
26:44 Silo construction fine head
26:47 Monks worship there
26:50 A woman attacked him
26:52 She said to fascinate Grega
26:55 Abba
26:56 That is, refrain from sin
26:59 So she empowered him by herself
27:01 That is, adultery with her
27:03 And curse
27:05 That is, curse him
27:06 With a badge
27:07 That is, good and beautiful
27:10 On her breast he sucks it
27:12 That is, breastfeeding
27:14 With his mother
27:15 In a novel
27:16 With a woman he drags and plays with
27:20 One of the benefits of talking
27:24 Benefit from talking
27:26 Permissibility of speaking during prayer is law before us
27:30 It prohibits adultery in all laws
27:34 In the hadith, ablution was prescribed by us
27:38 It glorifies the rights of parents
27:41 And the father's prayer is answered
27:44 The hadith confirms the dignity of the righteous
27:48 In it, whoever turns to God Almighty
27:51 Enough and honor him
27:53 It indicates fear in matters that are important to God Almighty
27:58 It is by turning to him in prayer
28:01 It indicates that dignity may occur through violations of customs of all kinds
28:07 It explains that relief comes with the strength of certainty and the validity of hope
28:13 The hadith indicates that whoever takes severity in matters of worship is better
28:19 If he knows himself, he has the power to do so
28:23 In the hadith, what was legislated before us was legislated for us
28:27 There is disagreement
28:29 It contains a warning against praying for children
28:32 It is permissible to interrupt voluntary prayers due to necessity
28:39 Chapter on wiping pebbles during prayer
28:42 About Muaqib
28:44 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
28:47 He said about a man who levels the dirt where he prostrates
28:51 If you are an actor, then one
28:54 Comment on the hadith
28:58 The man mentioned the man because he is the dominant
29:01 Otherwise, the ruling applies to men and women
29:05 He settles the dirt
29:07 That is, it makes it level
29:09 Where he prostrates, i.e. the place where he prostrates
29:13 One of the benefits of talking
29:17 Benefit from talking
29:19 Simple work does not invalidate prayer
29:22 The hadith contains guidance for the praying person
29:25 That his mind should not be occupied with anything that distracts him from the prayer and mercy facing him
29:31 He loses his luck