رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (181) | باب كراهة الحديث بعد العشاء

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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: It is disliked to talk after dinner after dinner
0:16 What is meant is talk that is permissible outside of this time
0:23 Doing it and leaving it are the same
0:26 As for forbidden or disliked talk outside this time
0:30 At this time, it is more prohibited and hated
0:34 As for talking about goodness, it is like studying knowledge
0:38 And stories of righteous people and noble morals
0:42 And talking to a guest, a person seeking a need, and the like
0:47 There is nothing disliked in it, rather it is desirable
0:51 Likewise, the hadith has an excuse and is not objectionable
0:56 Authentic hadiths have demonstrated everything you mentioned
1:01 On the authority of Abu Barza, may God be pleased with him
1:05 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
1:09 He hated sleeping before dinner and talking after dinner
1:14 Agreed
1:16 One of the benefits of talking
1:20 Hate sleeping before dinner
1:22 For fear of wasting time
1:25 He disliked talking and chatting after dinner
1:29 Fear of falling asleep late
1:32 Which leads to not waking up and missing the dawn prayer
1:37 Encouragement to perform prayers on time
1:41 And warning against abandoning it or being distracted by it
1:45 Or what leads to that
1:48 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
1:53 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
1:56 He prayed the evening prayer at the end of his life
1:59 When he greeted, he said:
2:02 Have you seen this night?
2:05 For at the top of a hundred years
2:08 There is no one left on the face of the earth today
2:13 Agreed
2:16 Have you seen anything, tell me?
2:21 One of the benefits of talking
2:25 It is permissible to talk about knowledge after dinner
2:28 Because of the good that results from that
2:31 This brings about his own benefit
2:35 Such as talking to the wife and caressing her
2:38 Be kind to her and be kind to her
2:41 Encouragement to be early in doing good deeds
2:44 And do not delay it
2:46 Because death may surprise the servant
2:49 And he doesn't know
2:51 A statement from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:55 The lives of his nation are short
2:58 Without the ages of those before them
3:01 Of past nations
3:03 Hadith is one of the signs of prophecy
3:06 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, told
3:09 About sunset
3:11 And it happened as he told me
3:13 The last person to be caught was there
3:17 Abu Al-Tafil Amer bin Wathila
3:20 The scholars have agreed that it is
3:23 The last companions are dead
3:26 And the purpose of what was said about it
3:28 He died in the year one hundred and ten
3:31 This is over a hundred years
3:34 From his article, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:39 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
3:42 He is waiting for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:46 He came to them near the middle of the night
3:49 He prayed with them
3:51 I mean dinner
3:54 He said
3:55 Then he got engaged to us
3:57 Except that the people have prayed
4:00 Then they lay down
4:02 And you will not stop praying
4:05 You waited for prayer
4:07 Narrated by Al-Bukhari
4:09 Half of the night
4:12 That is, half of it
4:14 One of the benefits of talking
4:17 It is recommended to delay the evening prayer
4:21 Late dinner time
4:23 It's midnight
4:26 It is permissible to talk about good things after dinner and study knowledge
4:31 Enjoining good and forbidding evil
4:35 Waiting for prayer is a great blessing
4:38 The one who waits will receive the reward of prayer as long as he is praying
4:44 The grace of God upon His servants is great
4:47 This is because He gives them reward as long as they wait for prayer
4:52 Even if they eat and drink at that time
4:55 Chapter on the prohibition of a woman abstaining from her husband’s bed
5:02 If he invites her and she has no legal excuse
5:06 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
5:12 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
5:16 If a man invites his wife to his bed but she refuses
5:20 He became angry with her
5:23 The angels cursed her until she became...
5:27 Agreed
5:29 And in a novel until you return
5:36 The chapter on the prohibition of fasting by a woman and her husband is present
5:40 Except with His permission
5:44 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
5:47 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
5:51 It is not permissible for a woman to fast while her husband is a witness
5:55 Except with His permission
5:57 Do not enter his house without his permission
6:01 Agreed
6:06 Chapter on the prohibition of the follower raising his head after bowing or prostrating before the imam
6:12 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
6:16 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
6:20 Doesn't any of you fear if he raises his head before the imam?
6:25 May God make his head the head of a donkey
6:29 Or God makes his image the image of a donkey
6:33 Agreed
6:35 One of the benefits of talking
6:38 It is forbidden to precede the imam in prayer
6:41 Because that invalidates the position of the imam
6:44 It is that it was made to be followed
6:47 It is permissible for metamorphosis to occur in this nation
6:51 Evidence of the ignorance of those who preceded the Imam and his lack of jurisprudence
6:57 Because the donkey is famous for being dull
7:00 Chapter: It is disliked to place the hand on the side during prayer
7:08 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
7:13 It is forbidden to bend the waist during prayer
7:16 Agreed
7:19 The waist is the middle of a person
7:24 One of the benefits of talking
7:26 It is forbidden to shorten prayers
7:30 Being short in prayer
7:32 One of the characteristics of the elderly
7:34 Chapter: It is disliked to pray in the presence of food
7:40 And his soul longs for it
7:42 Or with the defense of the two evils
7:45 They are urine and feces
7:50 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
7:53 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say
7:58 There is no prayer in the presence of food
8:01 Nor is he defended by the two evil ones
8:05 Narrated by Muslim
8:07 In the presence of food
8:10 That is, its existence with the desire for it
8:14 Impurities, i.e. urine and feces
8:18 One of the benefits of talking
8:21 It is disliked to pray when one is distracted from it
8:25 Doctrine for its reverence
8:27 Like hunger when there is food
8:30 Thirst while drinking
8:33 It is disliked to pray for someone who is in need
8:36 To urine or feces
8:38 Because it distorts the mind
8:41 And occupying the heart that prevents humility
8:46 Hate decreases as time passes
8:49 Whoever fears missing the prayer and running out of its time
8:53 He prays it on time
8:56 Then he eats, drinks, and vomits
8:59 And God knows best
9:01 Chapter on the prohibition of raising one’s gaze to the sky during prayer
9:10 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, he said
9:14 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
9:18 What is the matter with people who raise their eyes?
9:21 To heaven in their prayers
9:24 So his statement about that became more severe until he said:
9:28 To stop doing that
9:31 Or to steal their sight
9:34 Narrated by Al-Bukhari
9:36 What's the matter with anything?
9:41 To steal their sight
9:43 If it is stolen, do not return it to them
9:48 One of the benefits of talking
9:50 It is forbidden to raise one’s gaze to the sky during prayer
9:54 And evidence of prohibition
9:56 Reiterating the words of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, regarding this
10:01 He threatened that his actions would steal his sight and never return to him
10:07 Reprimanding an act occurs after learning that it is prohibited
10:14 Chapter: It is disliked to turn around in prayer without an excuse
10:18 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
10:24 I asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, about turning away during prayer
10:29 And he said
10:32 It is an embezzlement that Satan steals from the servant’s prayer
10:37 Narrated by Al-Bukhari
10:41 Embezzlement is the act of taking hastily by mistake
10:47 One of the benefits of talking
10:49 It is forbidden to turn around in prayer without need
10:53 Turning around in prayer
10:55 Satan works for the servant until his humility disappears
11:00 Therefore, neglect is without excuse
11:03 It indicates heedlessness and lack of reverence
11:07 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said:
11:13 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, told me
11:17 Beware of paying attention to prayer
11:20 Heedlessness in prayer is ruined
11:23 If it is necessary
11:25 It is voluntary, not obligatory
11:29 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
11:32 One of the benefits of talking
11:34 This hadith is weak and has no evidence
11:38 Therefore, circumvention is not permissible
11:41 Both obligatory and voluntary
11:45 Especially since there are hadiths that prohibit
11:48 Turning around in prayer in general
11:51 And God knows best
11:56 Chapter on the prohibition of praying to graves
12:01 On the authority of Abu Marthad
12:03 Kenaz bin Al-Hussein, may God be pleased with him, said
12:07 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say
12:11 Do not pray to the graves
12:14 And do not sit on it
12:17 Narrated by Muslim
12:19 One of the benefits of talking
12:22 Prohibition of praying to graves
12:25 Prohibition of sitting on graves
12:28 It is not permissible to venerate graves and use them as mosques
12:33 Which leads to polytheism
12:36 It is not permissible to insult or humiliate her
12:39 Because a Muslim has sanctity during his life and death
12:47 Chapter on the prohibition of passing in front of the praying person
12:51 On the authority of Abu Al-Juhaim
12:54 Abdullah bin Al-Harith bin Al-Samah Al-Ansari, may God be pleased with him, said
13:00 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
13:04 If the person passing in front of the praying person knew what he would do
13:09 He would have stood forty
13:12 Better for him than to pass through his hands
13:15 The narrator said
13:17 I don't know
13:19 He said forty days
13:21 Or forty months
13:23 Or forty years
13:25 Agreed
13:29 He would have stood forty
13:32 That is, if he knew the amount of sin that would befall him by passing in front of the praying person
13:38 He would have chosen to stop the mentioned period so that the sin would not befall him
13:45 One of the benefits of talking
13:47 It is forbidden to pass in front of the person praying
13:51 Whether the prayer is obligatory or voluntary
13:55 Whether it is in the mosque or elsewhere
13:59 It is permissible to use it if it is a threat
14:03 This is not included in the prohibition
14:09 Chapter: It is disliked for the person being followed to perform a voluntary prayer
14:12 After the muezzin begins to perform the prayer
14:16 Whether the voluntary prayer is the Sunnah of that prayer or any other prayer
14:24 May God be pleased with him, on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
14:30 If the prayer is performed, there is no prayer except the obligatory prayer
14:36 Narrated by Muslim
14:38 Written, i.e. imposed
14:41 What is meant by the present prayer is one of the five daily prayers
14:46 Which I was set up to perform
14:49 One of the benefits of talking
14:53 A voluntary prayer is not permissible while the obligatory prayer has been performed
14:57 Whether he started it before or after residency
15:03 It is desirable to stop voluntary prayers once the obligatory prayer is performed
15:08 Refraining from disagreeing with the imams and opposing them
15:14 The desirability of devoting time to obligatory prayers
15:18 And not to be distracted by anything else
15:21 Even if it was obedience other than this time
15:24 This includes her presence on time
15:27 And maintain its business
15:31 Riyad Al-Saleh, O Riyad Al-Salehin