Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (77) | Sales book - 4

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0:11 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari

0:16 Chapter on what is mentioned about selling food and gambling

0:22 About Tawoos

0:24 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both

0:27 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

0:30 He forbade a man to sell food

0:32 Until he fulfills it

0:35 I said to Ibn Abbas, how is that?

0:38 He said that dirhams for dirhams

0:42 Food is postponed

0:45 In a novel

0:46 Ibn Abbas said

0:48 I do not consider everything except the same

0:52 Comment on the hadith

0:56 Monopoly and monopoly

0:58 It is withholding the commodity from sale

1:00 Until the price rises

1:03 Until he fulfills it

1:04 That is, until he catches him

1:07 A deferral

1:08 Any deferred delay

1:11 One of the benefits of talking

1:14 Benefit from talking

1:16 It is forbidden to sell what has not been received and fulfilled

1:20 This indicates that the arrest varies in matters

1:23 According to their differences in themselves

1:26 And according to the customs of the people there

1:29 It states that it is not permissible to sell an absent person for a present

1:36 On the authority of Malik bin Aws

1:38 He asked for an exchange of one hundred dinars

1:41 Talha bin Ubaidullah invited me

1:44 So we negotiated until he found pleasure in me

1:47 So the gold began turning it over in his hand

1:50 Then he said

1:52 Until my treasure comes from the forest

1:55 Omar hears that

1:57 And he said

1:59 By God, you will not leave him until you take from him

2:02 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

2:06 Gold for gold is usury

2:09 Except Ha and Ha

2:11 And righteousness for righteousness is usury

2:13 Except Ha and Ha

2:16 And barley for barley is usury

2:18 Except Ha and Ha

2:21 And dates for dates are usury

2:23 Except Ha and Ha

2:26 Comment on the hadith

2:30 Solicit any research

2:32 Purely

2:33 Conjugation

2:34 It is the sale of one currency for the other

2:38 So we negotiated

2:39 That is, we talked about the amount of compensation, increase or decrease

2:44 Storer

2:45 That is, a financial keeper

2:47 The forest

2:48 It is a place with many trees in the city's suburbs

2:52 Gold with gold

2:54 That is, selling gold for gold

2:57 E and E

2:58 That is, take and give

3:00 That is, two exchanges in the council

3:03 Al-Barr i.e. wheat

3:06 One of the benefits of talking

3:09 It is useful to talk

3:11 Prohibition of usury in all its forms

3:15 It stipulates that there is a transaction in the sale of usurious funds

3:19 According to the details of the jurists

3:24 Bab does not sell on my brother's sale

3:27 He does not pay the same price as my brother

3:29 Until he gives him permission or leaves

3:33 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both

3:36 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

3:40 Don't sell to one another

3:44 You do not receive the goods until they are taken to the market.

3:49 Commentary on the hadith

3:53 The sum

3:54 That the owner of the commodity and the person wishing for it agree on the sale and do not contract it.

3:59 It goes down

4:01 That is, go down and reach the market

4:03 One of the benefits of talking

4:07 It is useful to talk

4:09 The Sharia is kind to the one who comes with goods

4:12 And taking into account the interests of commodity owners

4:15 It includes the prohibition in transactions of anything that raises conflict, enmity, and hatred.

4:22 It prohibits anything that causes harm to others

4:29 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

4:32 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

4:36 He does not sell a present to a past

4:38 And do not argue

4:40 He does not add anything to his brother's sale

4:44 In a novel

4:45 The man does not sell

4:48 And they should not propose to him after his engagement

4:50 A woman should not ask for a divorce from her sister in order to satisfy her burden.

5:00 Felt

5:01 That is, for those who live in the desert

5:04 And do not argue

5:05 Najash

5:07 Enticing people with the commodity by praising it and raising its price

5:11 Without wanting to buy

5:14 It is also called alienating them from it

5:17 To fill her vessel

5:20 That is, she turns him around in order to empty her of her husband’s goodness due to his divorcing her.

5:26 One of the benefits of talking

5:29 Benefit from talking

5:31 Prohibition of fraud, deception, and deception in sales

5:35 It prohibits competition that necessitates intersectionality

5:42 Bid sale section

5:45 On the authority of Jaber bin Abdullah, may God be pleased with them both

5:49 A man freed a slave of his from behind

5:53 So he needed

5:54 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, took it and said

5:58 Who buys it from me?

6:01 Naeem bin Abdullah bought it for such-and-such

6:05 In a novel

6:06 For eight hundred dirhams

6:09 So he gave it to him

6:11 In a novel

6:13 Jaber said

6:14 A Coptic slave

6:16 What happened first?

6:19 Comment on the hadith

6:23 Bid sale

6:24 To give someone an eighth for the item

6:27 Then he gives it to someone else in addition to it

6:30 So the sale will be for the highest price

6:34 A man

6:35 He is Abu Mathkur Al-Ansari, may God be pleased with him

6:39 A boy

6:40 His name is Jacob

6:42 About plan

6:44 That is, by saying

6:45 You are free after I die

6:48 So and so

6:50 That is, eight hundred dirhams

6:52 It was said otherwise

6:54 So he gave it to him

6:56 That is, he gave it to him

6:59 One of the benefits of talking

7:02 He benefited from the conversation

7:04 If rights and virtues compete

7:08 Ahead of course

7:09 It includes a refund for the behavior of someone who gives his money in charity

7:13 If the rights are attached to it

7:17 Bab al-Najsh

7:19 Who said that sale is not permissible?

7:23 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

7:26 The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, forbade performing ritual ritual obstruction

7:31 Comment on the hadith

7:35 Najsh

7:36 It is to encourage people to buy the product or repel them from it

7:41 One of the benefits of talking

7:45 Benefit from talking

7:47 Prohibiting deception in sales

7:50 It is not permissible to bid on the commodity with the intention of deception

7:57 Chapter on selling gharar and habala

8:01 On the authority of Nafi

8:02 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both

8:06 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade the sale of habala

8:11 It was a sale sold by the people of pre-Islamic times

8:16 The man used to buy the camel until the camel produced

8:20 Then she produces what is in her stomach

8:25 Comment on the hadith

8:28 Selling gharar is selling risk

8:32 It is ignorance of the price or commodity

8:34 It has many pictures

8:37 And it was a sellout

8:39 This interpretation is from Nafi’s words

8:42 Some of them said it is from the words of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both

8:47 Aljazur, meaning the camel

8:50 Produce any give birth

8:53 One of the benefits of talking

8:56 Benefit from talking

8:59 It is not permissible to sell non-existent or unknown goods

9:02 It is not permissible to have unknown deadlines in sales and contracts

9:09 Chapter: Al-Nair, the seller, should not entertain camels, cows, sheep, or any other party

9:16 On the authority of Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him, he said

9:20 Whoever buys chata mahfilah and returns it

9:24 Let him return with it a saa of dates

9:27 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade receiving sales

9:33 Comment on the hadith

9:36 Mahfila means they left the son in the udder of the sheep until he gathered

9:42 Return it to the seller

9:46 One of the benefits of talking

9:50 Benefit from talking

9:52 Prohibiting fraud and deception in sales

9:55 In it, the Sharia is kind to the one who comes with the goods

9:59 And taking into account the interests of commodity owners

10:04 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

10:07 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

10:11 Don't throw the stirrups

10:13 And do not sell some of you to sell others

10:17 And don't argue

10:19 The present felt is not sold

10:22 And the sheep do not insist

10:24 In a novel

10:26 Do not insist on camels and sheep

10:29 Whoever buys it will have the best of both worlds after he gets it

10:34 If he pleases her, he will hold her

10:37 If she is displeased, he returns her a saa of dates

10:42 Comment on the hadith

10:45 Don't throw the stirrups

10:47 That is, do not receive those who carry luggage into the country

10:51 To buy from them before coming to the country and know the price

10:56 And do not insist

10:58 That is, she does not pull her hindquarters and does not milk for days

11:02 Until the milk collects in her udder

11:05 Whoever bought it, that is, whoever bought Misra

11:09 He is fine on both counts

11:11 That is, a choice between two things

11:14 He kept it with him and proceeded with the sale

11:19 She was displeased, i.e. did not satisfy her

11:23 One of the benefits of talking

11:26 Benefit from talking

11:28 Prohibition of competition that necessitates intersection

11:32 It prohibits fraud in sales and other matters

11:36 This indicates that teaching does not invalidate the original contract

11:40 But it requires choice

11:44 Chapter on selling an adulterous slave

11:48 On the authority of Abu Hurairah and Zaid bin Khalid, may God be pleased with them

11:52 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

11:55 He was asked about the female slave if she committed adultery and was not married

12:00 If she commits adultery, flog her

12:03 In the narration of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

12:06 And he does not criticize her

12:09 Then if she commits adultery, flog her

12:12 Then if she commits adultery, sell her, even if it is for a small sum

12:17 In the narration of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

12:20 Even with a strand of hair

12:23 In a narration, Ibn Shihab said:

12:26 I don't know after the third or fourth

12:30 Comment on the hadith

12:34 And it was not fortified

12:35 Women are protected by Islam and chastity

12:39 Freedom and marriage

12:42 What is meant here is marriage

12:45 With a nail

12:46 A braid is a twisted rope of hair

12:50 And he does not criticize her

12:53 Attrition is shaming and blaming

12:57 What is meant is no more than the limit

13:00 He does not hurt her with words

13:03 One of the benefits of talking

13:07 Benefit from talking

13:09 Establishing the punishment for adultery on female slaves and slaves

13:13 And it includes the one who repeats the heinous act

13:16 There is no good in keeping it

13:21 Door

13:22 Is he selling the felt present for free?

13:25 Does he help or advise him?

13:28 About Tawoos

13:30 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, what he said

13:34 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

13:37 Don't throw the stirrups

13:40 He does not sell the felt present

13:43 He said

13:44 So I said to Ibn Abbas

13:46 What he said does not sell the present felt

13:50 He said

13:51 He does not have a broker

13:54 Comment on the hadith

13:58 A broker

13:59 Any significance

14:01 And the broker originally

14:03 He is the one who values the matter and preserves it

14:06 Then it was used as a means of buying and selling for others

14:10 And meaning

14:11 To sell it to him for a fee

14:14 One of the benefits of talking

14:18 Benefit from talking

14:20 The law was kind to those who came with goods

14:23 And taking into account the interests of commodity owners

14:26 In it, people let God provide for one another

14:33 Chapter: Whoever dislikes selling felt felt for a fee

14:38 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with him, what he said

14:42 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade the sale of felt felt

14:50 Door

14:51 He does not buy felt felt through brokerage

14:55 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, he said

14:59 We forbade selling felt present

15:03 Comment on the hadith

15:07 Felt

15:08 That is, for those who live in the desert

15:11 What is meant is someone who comes from outside the market

15:15 One of the benefits of talking

15:19 Benefit from talking

15:21 Prohibition of anything that prevents people from bonding with each other

15:26 In it, the companion’s saying forbade us

15:29 He has a ruling of lifting

15:33 Chapter on selling raisins for raisins

15:36 And food for food

15:39 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both

15:41 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

15:44 He forbade the muzabana

15:47 He said

15:48 And the muzabana

15:49 To sell the fruit in bulk

15:52 If more, let me

15:53 Even if there is an actual deficiency

15:56 Zaid Ibn Thabit told me

15:59 The speaker is Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both

16:02 And in some novels

16:04 It is beneficial

16:06 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

16:08 He made a concession on nakedness by cutting it off

16:12 In a novel

16:13 After that, he granted permission to sell the arriyah for fresh dates or dates

16:19 He did not permit anything else

16:22 Comment on the hadith

16:25 To sell the fruit in bulk

16:27 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, explained it by saying:

16:31 To sell his fruit

16:34 If it is a palm tree with dates, by measure

16:37 And if he was generous, he would sell it for a pound of raisins

16:42 If it is crops, he can sell it for a measure of food

16:46 He forbade all of that

16:49 Any licenses that contain an exception are permitted

16:53 In the nude

16:56 Giving a man one or two palm trees from his entire wall every year

17:01 With its tightness

17:03 This is meant to estimate what is in the palm trees if they become dates

17:08 The license is to sell fresh dates on the tops of palm trees

17:12 Under special conditions

17:15 One of the benefits of talking

17:19 Benefit from talking

17:21 It is not permissible to sell the fruit on the tops of palm trees for dates

17:24 Because of the absence of equality, usury enters it

17:28 Nudes are excluded because people need them

17:32 It is permissible to rely on experience in estimation and the like

17:39 Chapter on selling gold for gold

17:42 On the authority of Abu Bakra, may God be pleased with him, he said

17:45 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

17:49 Do not sell gold for gold unless equal for equal

17:54 And silver for silver except equal for equal

17:59 Selling gold for silver

18:01 And silver with gold as you like

18:05 Comment on the hadith

18:09 Equal, equal, identical

18:14 As you wish

18:16 That is, it is permissible with differentiation

18:19 One of the benefits of talking

18:22 Benefit from talking

18:25 Usury occurs in usurious funds that are of the same type

18:30 Increase in weight and loss of time

18:34 And that usury occurs in usurious funds that are of different types

18:40 From the female side only

18:45 Chapter on selling silver for silver

18:48 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him

18:52 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

18:56 Do not sell gold for gold except like for like

19:01 They do not overlap each other

19:04 Do not sell paper for paper except like for like

19:08 They do not overlap each other

19:12 Do not sell it absent or in possession

19:16 On the authority of Abu Salih al-Ziyad

19:18 He heard Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, say

19:24 Dinar in dinar

19:26 A dirham for a dirham

19:28 So I told him

19:30 Ibn Abbas does not say it

19:33 Abu Saeed said

19:35 I asked him and I said

19:37 I heard it from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

19:41 Or I found it in the Book of God

19:44 He said

19:45 All that I don't say

19:47 And you know the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, more than I do

19:53 But Osama told me

19:55 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

19:59 There is no usury except in the credit card

20:03 Comment on the hadith

20:06 Except like for like

20:08 That is, equal

20:10 And it does not heal

20:12 See the dirham

20:14 If it increases and if it decreases

20:17 Paper

20:18 That is, silver

20:19 Do not sell it absent or in possession

20:23 What is meant by the deferred absence

20:25 And in the present

20:28 There is no usury except in the credit card

20:31 What is meant is that the types of usurious funds are different

20:36 It is permissible to differentiate if they are hand to hand

20:40 But usury is included in it on the basis of credit if it is not hand-to-hand

20:46 One of the benefits of talking

20:50 Benefit from talking

20:52 Prohibition of usury of credit and usury of credit

20:55 It contains an explanation of the humility that the Companions, may God be pleased with them, had

21:01 And fairness to each other

21:03 And really knowing each other

21:06 It is permissible to debate in science

21:09 It contains the statement of Fadl bin Abbas, may God be pleased with them both

21:13 Knowing the Companions, may God be pleased with them, is due to his status and worth

21:20 Chapter on selling the property

21:22 It is selling the fruit for dates

21:25 And selling raisins is generous

21:27 And selling nudes

21:30 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him

21:33 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

21:36 He forbade muzabanah and muhaqilah

21:40 And the muzabana

21:42 Buying fruit with dates in palm trees

21:46 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said

21:50 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade

21:53 About Al-Muhaqalah and Al-Muzabanah

21:56 Comment on the hadith

22:00 Mohaqalah is the sale of existing crops on the land

22:04 With love that dried up before its realization

22:07 One of the benefits of talking

22:11 Benefit from talking

22:13 To forbid juggling and quarreling

22:16 Because the measure is unknown

22:18 He doesn't know which of the two alternatives is better

22:21 It contains a prohibition against the Lord of credit and the Lord of credit

22:27 Chapter on selling fruit on top of palm trees for gold or silver

22:33 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

22:36 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, granted permission

22:39 In selling naked women for a handful of dates

22:43 Below five awsq

22:45 Or in five awsuq

22:48 On the authority of Sahl Ibn Abi Hathmah

22:50 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

22:54 He forbade selling fruit for dates

22:57 In a novel about Al-Muzabanah

23:00 It is permissible for a naked woman to be sold for her bare skin

23:04 Its people eat it fresh

23:08 Comment on the hadith

23:11 The fruit is the fruit found on the treetops

23:15 Because the fruit is wet

23:18 It is only good on treetops

23:22 Less than five awsq

23:24 A wasq is sixty saa'

23:27 It is approximately equivalent to one hundred and fifty kilograms

23:31 And five awsuq

23:33 Equivalent to approximately seven hundred and fifty kilograms

23:38 Its people, that is, whoever bought it

23:42 One of the benefits of talking

23:45 Benefit from talking

23:47 Permitting nakedness under its conditions due to people’s need for it

23:52 The purpose of permitting nakedness is to satisfy a need

23:56 Do not trade for profit

23:59 Therefore, it is permissible to do anything less than five awsuq

24:03 It indicates that licenses cannot be violated and cannot be measured against

24:07 This is despite the Sharia not indicating its cause

24:13 Chapter: If he wants to sell dates for better dates

24:18 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri and Abu Hurairah

24:21 That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

24:25 He sent a brother from Banu Adi Al-Ansari

24:28 So he used it on Khaybar

24:30 Served with junib dates

24:33 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to him

24:37 Eat Khaybar dates like this

24:40 He said, “No, by God, O Messenger of God.”

24:44 We buy a good for two sa's from the crowd

24:48 In a narration, two sa's and two sa's are three sa's

24:54 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

24:58 Don't

24:59 But like for like

25:02 Or sell this

25:04 And they bought this for its price

25:07 In the novel, don't

25:10 Sell the collection for dirhams

25:12 Then he bought it with dirhams in cash

25:15 And also the scale

25:19 Comment on the hadith

25:22 Khaybar is a city located north of Medina

25:27 It is approximately one hundred and sixty-five kilometers away

25:33 Any good dates

25:36 The collection is mixed dates of different types

25:41 And not desirable

25:43 And also the scale

25:45 That is, the same applies to selling goats

25:50 One of the benefits of talking

25:53 In the hadith is the teaching of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

25:57 How to get out of usury

25:59 That the thing is sold for dirhams

26:02 This thing is bought with dirhams

26:06 It indicates that all dates, regardless of their types, are of the same type

26:11 It is not permissible to differentiate between the sale

26:14 It means that corrupt sales are returned

26:18 In it, the soul is kind to its rights

26:23 Chapter: Whoever sells palm trees has been destroyed

26:26 Or cultivated or rented land

26:31 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

26:35 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

26:40 Whoever buys a palm tree after it has been pollinated

26:43 Its fruit is for the seller

26:45 Unless the purchaser stipulates

26:48 Whoever buys a slave and has money

26:52 Its money belongs to the one who sold it

26:54 Unless the purchaser stipulates

26:58 Comment on the hadith

27:01 Bought, i.e. bought

27:04 Pollination involves clefting and pollination

27:09 The meaning of splitting the female palm tree

27:13 To put in it some of the male palm tree pollen

27:17 The buyer is the buyer

27:20 One of the benefits of talking

27:24 Benefit from talking

27:26 Legitimacy of stipulation in sales

27:29 It states that selling a tree does not require selling the fruit on it

27:34 Unless it is a condition or custom

27:40 Chapter on the sale of the contract

27:42 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, that he said

27:47 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade it

27:50 About debate and debate

27:53 Al-Mulamasa, Al-Munabdha, and Al-Mazabana

27:58 Comment on the hadith

28:01 And the fight

28:03 It is the sale of green fruits and grains before they become ripe

28:08 And touching

28:10 He touched the garment and sold it without looking at it

28:13 And it has pictures

28:15 And the opposition

28:17 A man puts his garment up for sale before turning it over or looking at it

28:23 And it has pictures

28:25 One of the benefits of talking

28:28 Benefit from talking

28:30 It is not permissible to sell green crops, except for fodder and the like

28:36 This indicates ignorance when it comes to what is sold

28:40 Decade champion

Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (77) | Sales book - 4

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