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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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0:10 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
0:15 Chapters on shortening prayer
0:20 Chapter on what was mentioned regarding negligence
0:24 How long should he stay until he falls short?
0:27 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
0:33 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, stayed in Mecca for nineteen days
0:39 He prays two rak'ahs
0:41 In a novel
0:43 Ibn Abbas said
0:45 And we limit the distance between us to nineteen
0:49 If we increase, we will complete
0:53 Commentary on the hadith
0:56 How long does it last until it falls short?
0:59 That is, how many days does the traveler stay in order to shorten the prayer?
1:03 And we fall short
1:05 That is, the four-quarter prayer
1:08 One of the benefits of talking
1:12 In the hadith there is a permission for a traveler to shorten the four-quarter prayer
1:17 It specifies the number of days during which a traveler may shorten his prayers
1:24 On the authority of Yahya bin Abi Ishaq
1:27 On the authority of Anas he said:
1:29 We went out with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, from Medina to Mecca
1:34 He used to pray two rak'ahs after two rak'ahs
1:38 Until we returned to the city
1:41 I said: Did you stay in Mecca for some time?
1:45 He said: We spent ten days in it
1:49 Commentary on the hadith
1:52 We went out with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, from Medina to Mecca
1:58 He used to pray two rak'ahs after two rak'ahs
2:01 That is, noon and afternoon
2:03 And dinner and dawn
2:06 Except Morocco
2:07 He prays it three times as it is
2:11 One of the benefits of talking
2:14 In the hadith there is a permission for a traveler to shorten the four-quarter prayer
2:20 It specifies the number of days during which a traveler may shorten his prayers
2:26 Chapter on praying from us
2:30 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said
2:34 I prayed two rak'ahs with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:40 And Abu Bakr and Omar
2:42 And with Othman as a leader of his emirate
2:45 Then he completed it
2:47 Commentary on the hadith
2:51 And with Othman as a leader of his emirate
2:55 That is, his first caliphate
2:57 She is six years old
2:58 Or eight years
3:00 Or eight years
3:02 Unlike that
3:05 Then he completed it
3:07 That is, he did not shorten the prayer
3:09 One of the benefits of talking
3:13 The hadith indicates that the Sunnah of the Rightly Guided Caliphs is considered
3:18 In it, the imam’s action eliminates the significant disagreement
3:25 On the authority of Haritha Ibn Wahb Al-Khuza’i, may God be pleased with him, he said
3:30 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, prayed for us
3:34 We have never prayed two rak'ahs at Mina
3:40 Commentary on the hadith
3:43 We are more than we have ever been
3:46 That is, more numerous
3:48 And safe
3:49 That is, safer and unafraid
3:53 One of the benefits of talking
3:57 In the hadith, the restriction of fear due to shortening the prayer is not taken into account
4:02 In it, the pilgrim coming from outside Mecca shortens the prayer
4:09 On the authority of Abdul Rahman bin Yazid, he said:
4:12 Othman bin Affan, may God be pleased with him, led us in prayer with four rak’ahs in Mina
4:18 This was said to Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him
4:23 So he took it back and said
4:26 I prayed two rak'ahs with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, at Mina
4:32 I prayed two rak'ahs with Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, in Mina
4:38 I prayed two rak'ahs with Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, at Mina
4:44 In a novel
4:45 Then your paths parted
4:49 I wish I had four rak'ahs, two rak'ahs that would be accepted
4:55 Comment on the hadith
4:59 So take back
5:00 That is, he said, “We belong to Allah and to Him we shall return.”
5:05 My luck, my share
5:08 Two rak'ahs are accepted
5:11 Acceptance is the reward for doing the right thing
5:16 One of the benefits of talking
5:19 The hadith indicates that the Sunnah of the Rightly Guided Caliphs is considered
5:25 And it is from the approach of the Companions, may God be pleased with them
5:28 He reminded them to do the first thing in order to ward off the spoilage of the dispute
5:33 It means that the believer fears that his work will not be accepted
5:37 He does not depend on his work
5:42 Chapter: How long did the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, establish his argument?
5:48 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
5:52 They believed that Umrah was during the months of Hajj
5:55 He is the most immoral person on earth
5:58 And they make the forbidden zero
6:00 They say that it has cooled and the effect has faded away
6:05 Zero slipped away
6:07 Umrah is permissible for those who perform Umrah
6:10 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his companions arrived on the fourth morning, ready for Hajj
6:17 So he ordered them to make it an umrah
6:21 In a narration, except for the one who has the sacrificial animal
6:25 And in a narration, we should be allowed to go to our women
6:29 So I wasted a lot of time on that
6:32 This was magnified by them
6:34 They said, O Messenger of God, what is the solution?
6:38 He said it was all solved
6:42 Comment on the hadith
6:45 They were people of pre-Islamic times
6:48 Who is the most immoral?
6:50 That is, one of the greatest sins
6:52 This is one of their false controls
6:55 Taken from an original source
6:58 And immorality
6:59 Emanation of sins
7:01 And they make the forbidden zero
7:04 That is, they make the month of Safar one of the sacred months
7:08 If the anus is righteous
7:10 The anus is cleared on the back of a camel when it departs from Hajj
7:14 The anus is the ulceration that nomads leave on the backs of camels as a result of friction
7:21 The effect was pardoned
7:23 That is, the trace of the anus is gone
7:25 It has passed, that is, it has passed
7:28 That is, he ordered them to make it an Umrah
7:31 That is, he ordered them to cancel the Hajj and perform the Umrah
7:34 So it increased
7:35 That is, this is great for them
7:38 For violating the worship they used to follow
7:41 Delaying Umrah beyond the months of Hajj
7:45 One of the benefits of talking
7:48 Benefit from talking
7:51 The rituals of Hajj and Umrah
7:53 It is taken from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
7:56 It contains a warning against the false beliefs of pre-Islamic times
8:01 It indicates that it is recommended to enter Mecca during the day
8:04 And in it are the sacred months
8:06 It is what God Almighty has forbidden
8:09 And Al-Nasi is an act of pre-Islamic times
8:13 It is to advance or delay some of the sacred months
8:19 Chapter on how much to shorten the prayer
8:23 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
8:26 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
8:30 A woman should not travel for three days
8:33 Except for a Mu’adhi, a mahram
8:36 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
8:39 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
8:43 It is not permissible for a woman who believes in God and the Last Day
8:48 To travel one day and one night
8:51 There is no sanctity with her
8:54 Comment on the hadith
8:57 Three days
8:59 That is, a three-day walk
9:02 Except for a Mu’adhi, a mahram
9:04 A mahram is someone for whom it is not permissible to marry a woman forever
9:09 The sanctity of any mahram
9:12 One of the benefits of talking
9:15 The hadith contains an indication for those who say that it is forbidden
9:18 A condition for the obligation of Hajj for women
9:21 If it is between it and Mecca
9:24 A journey of three days and nights
9:28 It stipulates that a mahram is required for a woman to travel
9:31 It is permissible to single out women for admonition and reminders
9:39 A door shortens when it moves out of its place
9:43 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said
9:46 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, prayed
9:49 We were with him in Medina at noon for four days
9:53 The afternoon prayer in Dhu al-Hulayfa is two rak'ahs
9:56 Then he spent the night there until morning
9:59 Then he rode until he reached Al-Bayda
10:03 Praise God, glorify and glorify God
10:07 Then perform Hajj and Umrah
10:09 And the people's families are there
10:12 When we brought the matter to the people, they dissolved
10:16 Until it was the day of Tarwiyah, they were allowed to perform Hajj
10:21 He said
10:22 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was slaughtered
10:25 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, slaughtered
10:28 In the city, two rams or Lahin
10:31 In a novel
10:33 Seven body standing
10:35 He sacrificed in the city
10:38 Comment on the hadith
10:41 With this ally
10:43 It is the miqat for the people of Medina and those who pass by it
10:47 She is called Abyar Ali
10:50 Until I settled into it
10:51 That is, his camel did it
10:55 That is, his camel stood flat on her back
10:59 On the desert
11:00 That is, the hill in front of Dhul-Halifah
11:04 Perfusion day
11:05 It is the eighth day of Dhu al-Hijjah
11:08 Bodies
11:09 The camel's body
11:12 Two rams or two rams
11:14 Mother Lah
11:15 Which is white and black
11:18 And it is whiter
11:21 One of the benefits of talking
11:25 Benefit from talking
11:27 Whoever intends to travel
11:29 He will not stop short until he leaves the homes of Egypt
11:33 In the hadith it is stated that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was a qiran
11:41 Door
11:42 He arrives at Morocco three times during travel
11:46 Salem said:
11:48 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, used to combine Maghrib and Isha’ in Muzdalifah
11:55 And the last Ibn Omar Maghrib
11:57 He had cried out to his wife Safiyya bint Abi Ubaid
12:02 So I told him
12:03 Prayer
12:05 And he said
12:06 Secret
12:07 So I said
12:08 Prayer
12:09 He said a secret
12:11 Until he walked two or three miles
12:14 Then he went down and prayed
12:17 Then he said
12:18 This is how I saw the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, praying when he was in a hurry
12:25 Abdullah said
12:27 I saw the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, when he was hurried by walking
12:32 He delays Maghrib
12:33 He prays it three times
12:36 Then he greets
12:37 Then it was not long before dinner was served
12:41 He prays it two rak'ahs
12:43 Then he greets
12:45 He does not swim after dinner
12:48 Until he wakes up in the middle of the night
12:51 Comment on the hadith
12:55 In Muzdalifah
12:56 That is, in the Sacred Mosque
12:58 He was screaming at his wife
13:01 That is, he was informed of the death of his wife
13:04 If he hastened to walk
13:06 That is, if he is walking seriously
13:09 Then it didn't take long
13:11 That was a short while
13:13 To meet some of his needs that are necessary
13:17 And he does not praise
13:18 That is, it does not spit out
13:21 From the dead of night
13:22 That is, inside and in the middle
13:25 One of the benefits of talking
13:29 In the hadith, the basis of worship is based on suspension
13:33 This is the keenness of the Companions, may God be pleased with them
13:35 Following the guidance of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
13:38 In travel and urban
13:41 It confirms the night prayer
13:44 Because the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
13:46 He was not left to travel
13:48 Urban life is more important than that
13:51 And it contains an explanation of the world
13:52 Give the objector the right answer
13:55 It is permissible to remind people of virtue of their duties
14:01 Chapter on voluntary prayer on an animal
14:04 And wherever you go
14:08 On the authority of Amer bin Rabia, he said:
14:10 I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
14:14 He was on the mount, praising God
14:17 He nods before making any face
14:21 He was not the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
14:24 This is done in written prayer
14:32 He says tasbih, meaning he performs voluntary prayers
14:35 He nods
14:37 Nodding
14:38 Pointing to members
14:40 Such as the head, hand, eye, and eyebrow
14:44 What is meant here
14:45 Pointing with the head
14:48 Before any direction he turned
14:50 That is, to which direction the deceased was headed
14:54 Before the Qiblah or elsewhere
14:57 In written prayer
14:59 That is, imposed
15:01 One of the benefits of talking
15:05 Benefit from talking
15:07 It is recommended to perform voluntary prayers while traveling
15:10 There is a reference in the hadith
15:12 Until voluntary prayers while traveling are based on lightening
15:19 Chapter on voluntary prayer on a donkey
15:23 On the authority of Anas bin Sirin, he said:
15:26 We received Anas bin Malik when he came from the Levant
15:30 We met him with the spring of dates
15:33 I saw him praying on a donkey
15:36 And his face is from the side
15:39 It means to the left of the Qiblah
15:41 So I said
15:42 I saw you praying facing the Qiblah
15:46 And he said
15:47 Had I not seen the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, do it
15:52 I didn't do it
15:55 Comment on the hadith
15:58 With the eye of dates
15:59 It is located on the outskirts of Iraq
16:02 The following is the Levant
16:04 It is a town close to Anbar
16:08 Other than the Qiblah
16:09 That is, to a direction other than the Qiblah
16:12 This is in voluntary prayers
16:15 One of the benefits of talking
16:18 Benefit from talking
16:20 That the companion's act of devotion
16:23 And what is not realized by opinion
16:25 He has a nominative ruling
16:28 It is permissible to inquire from the scholar
16:30 If he does something surprising
16:34 It is permissible to perform voluntary prayers on a deceased person
16:37 And to other than the qiblah
16:41 Chapter on those who do not volunteer to travel
16:44 Wasp prayed and accepted it
16:47 On the authority of Ibn Omar, he said:
16:49 I accompanied the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
16:53 He used to do no more than two rak'ahs during travel
16:58 In a novel
16:59 I did not see him swimming while traveling
17:02 And God Almighty said
17:05 You have had a good example in the Messenger of God
17:09 And Abu Bakr, Omar, and Othman as well
17:13 May God be pleased with them
17:16 Comment on the hadith
17:19 On two rak'ahs
17:21 That is, in the four-quarter prayer
17:23 And he does not spit
17:25 One of the benefits of talking
17:29 In the hadith, the Sunnah of the Rightly Guided Caliphs is taken into account
17:34 This includes the keenness of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
17:37 Following the guidance of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
17:40 And the Sunnah of the Caliphs
17:45 Chapter on those who volunteer to travel
17:47 Other than before and after prayers
17:51 On the authority of Ibn Abi Laila, he said:
17:54 No one told us
17:55 He saw the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
17:58 Duha prayer
18:00 Other than Umm Hani
18:02 I mentioned that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
18:05 The day of the conquest of Mecca
18:07 He took a shower at her house
18:09 He prayed eight rak'ahs
18:12 I did not see him praying a lighter prayer
18:16 However, bowing and prostration are performed
18:20 Comment on the hadith
18:24 Umm Hani
18:25 She is the daughter of Abu Talib, may God be pleased with her
18:28 Her name is Fakhta
18:30 It was said: Fatima
18:32 It was said otherwise
18:34 Umm Hani converted to Islam on the day of the conquest
18:38 One of the benefits of talking
18:42 Benefit from talking
18:44 It is permissible for a man to bathe in his relatives’ house
18:48 In the hadith, one should regularly perform voluntary prayers while traveling
18:54 Chapter on combining prayers when traveling between Maghrib and Isha
18:59 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, he said
19:03 He was the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
19:06 He combines the Maghrib and Isha prayers while traveling
19:11 Comment on the hadith
19:14 It was beneficial to continue and perpetuate
19:18 One of the benefits of talking
19:22 Benefit from talking
19:24 It is permissible for a traveler to combine Maghrib and Isha’ prayers
19:29 In it, the basis of worship is based on suspension
19:34 A chapter on delaying noon until afternoon if he departs before the sun sets
19:41 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, he said:
19:44 He was the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
19:47 If he leaves before the sun rises
19:50 Post noon until afternoon
19:53 Then he came down and gathered them together
19:56 If the sun sets before he departs
19:59 Pray the noon prayer and then ride
20:03 Comment on the hadith
20:06 He left, meaning he started traveling
20:09 Before the sun sets, that is, before it tilts
20:13 What is meant is before noon time begins
20:17 Before he leaves, that is, before he travels
20:22 One of the benefits of talking
20:25 In the hadith, praying on time
20:29 It includes hastening to prayer at the beginning of its time
20:36 Chapter on prayer while sitting
20:39 On the authority of Imran bin Hussein, may God be pleased with him
20:42 He was happy
20:44 He said
20:45 I asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
20:48 About a man praying while sitting
20:51 And he said
20:53 If he prays standing, it is better
20:56 Whoever prays sitting will get half the reward of standing
21:01 Whoever prays while asleep will get half the reward of someone sitting
21:06 Comment on the hadith
21:10 He was happy
21:11 That is, he was paralyzed with a hemorrhoid
21:14 It is called fistula
21:16 It is an illness that occurs in the cripple
21:20 It is better
21:21 That is, more complete in reward
21:24 Whoever prays sitting will get half the reward of standing
21:28 This is based on voluntary prayer with the ability to perform it
21:34 One of the benefits of talking
21:37 In the hadith there is an explanation of the sick person’s prayer
21:40 It indicates that the standing pillar of prayer is dropped due to incapacity
21:46 In the hadith, whoever prays a voluntary prayer while sitting is a voluntary prayer while being able to stand
21:52 He gets half the reward of standing
21:54 Whoever prays sitting due to his inability to stand
21:58 Or in pain due to his inability to sit
22:01 His reward is the same as his reward, standing and not diminished
22:07 The reward if he cannot stand while sitting and praying on his side
22:12 On the authority of Imran bin Hussein, may God be pleased with him, he said
22:16 I had hemorrhoids
22:19 So I asked the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, about prayer
22:23 And he said
22:25 Pray standing
22:27 If you cannot, then sit
22:30 If you cannot, then stay away
22:34 Comment on the hadith
22:37 I had hemorrhoids
22:39 Hemorrhoids and fistulas
22:42 It is a problem that occurs in a cripple
22:45 One of the benefits of talking
22:49 In the hadith, the pillars of prayer are invalidated by inability
22:53 It states that there is no obligation if one is incapacitated
22:56 And hardship brings ease
22:59 And the easy does not fall with the insolvent
23:05 Chapter: If he prays sitting
23:08 Then he became healthy or found lightness
23:11 Done what's left
23:14 On the authority of Aisha, Mother of the Believers, may God be pleased with her
23:18 In a novel
23:20 She did not see the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
23:24 He prays the night prayer never sitting
23:27 Even older
23:29 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
23:32 He was praying sitting
23:35 He reads while sitting
23:37 If about thirty or forty verses remain from his reading
23:43 He got up and recited it while standing
23:46 Then he kneels and prostrates
23:50 He does the same in the second rak'ah
23:53 If he finishes his prayer, he will look
23:56 If you decide, talk to me
23:59 If you are asleep, lie down
24:03 In a novel
24:04 Until the call to prayer is called
24:08 Comment on the hadith
24:11 Chapter: If he prays while sitting and then becomes sound or finds lightness
24:15 Finish what's left
24:17 That is, if he finds lightness
24:19 He completed the rest of his prayer standing
24:23 He prays sitting
24:25 That is, the night prayer
24:27 He looked
24:29 That is, to Aisha, may God be pleased with her
24:32 If you decide
24:34 That is, awake
24:36 One of the benefits of talking
24:39 Benefit from talking
24:42 It is permissible to talk after the night prayer and before dawn
24:46 It contains the permissibility of night prayer standing and sitting
24:50 It is permissible to lengthen the recitation during the night prayer
24:55 It contains an explanation of the good treatment of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, to his wives
25:03 Chapter on Tahajjud at night
25:06 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
25:10 Whenever the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, got up at night, he would recite Tahajjud
25:16 He said
25:17 Oh God, praise be to you
25:20 To establish the heavens and the earth and those in them
25:24 Praise be to you
25:26 Yours is the dominion of the heavens and the earth and everyone in them
25:30 Praise be to you
25:32 You are the light of the heavens and the earth and those in them
25:36 Praise be to you
25:38 You are the king of the heavens and the earth
25:41 In a novel
25:43 You are the Lord of the heavens and the earth
25:46 Praise be to you
25:48 You are right
25:50 Your promise is true
25:51 And meeting you is right
25:54 And what you say is true
25:56 And heaven is true
25:58 And the fire is real
26:00 And the prophets are true
26:02 And Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, is true
26:06 And the hour is right
26:08 Oh God, I surrender to you
26:10 And I believed in you
26:12 And in you I trust
26:14 And here I grow
26:16 And I disputed with you
26:18 And here I judged
26:20 So forgive me for what I have done and what I have delayed
26:23 I did not conceal or declare
26:26 You are the lead and you are the back
26:30 There is no god but You
26:33 In a novel
26:34 You are my God
26:36 There is no god but You
26:39 Or there is no god but you
26:42 He added in a narration
26:44 There is no power nor strength except in God
26:49 Comment on the hadith
26:52 He recites it
26:54 That is, the night prayer
26:56 To establish the heavens and the earth and those in them
27:01 Who did it himself
27:03 His qualities are great
27:04 He dispensed with all His creatures
27:07 And the earth and the heavens did it
27:10 And the creatures in them
27:13 He is the one who created it and provided it
27:16 And prepare her for everything that includes her survival, righteousness, and resurrection
27:21 He is in need of it in every way
27:24 She lacked him in every way
27:28 And meeting you is right
27:30 The meeting
27:31 Resurrection
27:32 Or seeing God Almighty
27:35 And what you say is true
27:37 That is, honesty and justice
27:39 Oh God, I surrender to you
27:41 That is, I obeyed and submitted to your command and prohibition
27:45 And here I grow
27:46 That is, I returned to you in all my affairs
27:50 And I disputed with you
27:52 That is, with the evidence and proof you gave me
27:56 And here I judged
27:58 That is, I made you the arbiter between me and the opponent
28:02 You are the lead and you are the back
28:05 The front and back are two of His good names that are opposite each other
28:10 Which no one alone applies to God
28:14 Except coupled with the other
28:16 Perfection comes from their combination
28:19 God Almighty gives precedence to whomever He wills and delays whoever He wills, by His wisdom
28:25 One of the benefits of talking
28:29 There is a form of the opening supplication in the hadith
28:33 The formula mentioned in the hadith included all types of monotheism
28:39 This formula included a prayer of praise and a prayer of request
28:44 It is desirable to offer praise for the issue
28:48 And in bulk
28:49 This hadith is a comprehensive hadith
28:52 It contains the obligation of faith, Islam, trust, repentance, and so on