Name: رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (68) | باب فضل الزهد في الدنيا (2)
Uploaded: 2026-07-06
Duration: 925 s
Description: budoorzahera — Hadith lesson series with full transcripts, translation and audio in sixteen languages.

0:00 Riyad Al-Saleh from the words of the Master of Messengers, may God bless him and grant him peace

0:09 Chapter on the virtue of asceticism in this world, the encouragement to reduce it, and the virtue of poverty

0:19 On the authority of Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, he said

0:24 I was walking with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, in Harra in Medina

0:30 Someone received us

0:32 He said, “O Abu Dharr, I told you, O Messenger of God.”

0:39 He said: I am not pleased that I have gold like this

0:45 Three days pass and I have a fire

0:50 Except for something I reserve for debt

0:53 Except that I say about the servants of God like this, like this, and like this

0:59 To his right, to his left, and behind him

1:03 Then he walked and said

1:05 Those who have the most will be the few on the Day of Resurrection

1:09 Except for those who say about money like this, like this, like this

1:14 To his right, to his left, and behind him

1:18 And they are few

1:21 Then he told me where you are, do not leave until I come to you

1:27 Then he set off into the black of the night until he disappeared

1:31 Then I heard a voice rising

1:34 So I feared that someone might have attacked the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:40 So I wanted to come to him

1:42 So I remembered his saying, “Don’t leave until I come to you.”

1:46 I did not leave until he came to me

1:49 I said, “I heard a voice that I feared.”

1:54 So I mentioned to him

1:56 He said, "Did you hear him?"

1:59 I said yes

2:01 He said that Gabriel came to me

2:04 He said: Whoever dies from your nation does not associate anything with God

2:09 He entered heaven

2:11 I said, even if he commits adultery, even if he steals

2:15 He said, even if he commits adultery, even if he steals

2:19 And agreed upon

2:21 This is the wording of Bukhari

2:23 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

2:26 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

2:29 He said

2:30 If I had a gold like Uhud

2:33 I am glad that three nights do not pass me by

2:37 I have something from him

2:39 Except for something I reserve for debt

2:42 Agreed

2:45 Free

2:47 It is a land of black stones

2:50 I monitor it

2:52 That is, prepare it and save it

2:54 Those who have the most will be the few on the Day of Resurrection

2:58 What is meant?

3:00 More money and less reward

3:04 Your place

3:06 That is, it takes your place

3:08 Don't leave

3:10 That is, do not leave your place

3:12 He disappeared

3:14 That is, his person disappeared from sight

3:17 I don't see him anymore

3:19 Accidental

3:20 Any harm done to him

3:23 One of the benefits of talking

3:26 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, humbled himself with his companions

3:31 And do not raise it above any of them

3:34 Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, behaved well with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

3:42 He was extremely concerned about his safety from all harm

3:46 It is permissible to keep money for an absent debtor

3:50 Or in order to repay a deferred debt when it falls due

3:54 Because repayment of debt takes precedence over voluntary charity

4:00 Luck in spending for the sake of God

4:03 And not hoarding money

4:05 It is permissible to identify oneself for a valid purpose

4:09 As if his nickname was more famous than his name

4:14 It is necessary to comply with the order and stand by it

4:17 Better than committing something that disagrees with his opinion

4:21 Even if it was what opinion required

4:24 The illusion of paying a spoiler until this is achieved

4:28 It is better to pay off the spoilage

4:31 The response of the Companions, may God be pleased with them, to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

4:38 And not to contradict it

4:41 It is permissible for a sheikh to ask his student about something that will benefit him, scientifically or otherwise

4:48 It is permissible for a student to consult his sheikh to confirm or remove a suspicious matter

4:54 The review should not be urgent

4:58 Whoever does that, it is permissible for the sheikh to rebuke him in a way that suits him

5:03 Like the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, rebuking Abu Dharr

5:08 As in some narrations he said

5:11 Although my father has a burden

5:13 The one who commits a major sin is not an infidel

5:16 Sunnah is a revelation from God

5:20 Gabriel used to bring it down to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

5:25 But it is an unrecited revelation

5:28 It is permissible to use if when wishing for good

5:32 The asceticism of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

5:36 He used to spend more than anyone who did not fear poverty

5:40 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

5:46 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

5:50 Look at who is below you

5:54 And do not look at who is above you

5:58 It is better that you do not disdain God’s blessing upon you

6:03 Agreed

6:05 This is a Muslim word

6:07 And in a narration by Al-Bukhari

6:10 If one of you looks at someone who has superiority over him in money and character

6:15 Let him look at who is below him

6:19 below you

6:22 That is, lower than you in worldly matters

6:25 More worthy

6:27 That is, more deserving

6:28 Disdain

6:30 You belittle and despise

6:33 One of the benefits of talking

6:37 It is desirable for a Muslim to look at those who are inferior to him in worldly matters

6:42 And look to those who are higher than him in matters of religion

6:47 Looking at who has more money than him

6:50 It leads to boredom and anxiety

6:52 And not being thankful for God’s blessings upon him

6:55 Looking at someone whose religion is higher than him

6:59 It stimulates more obedience and turning to God Almighty in worship

7:06 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

7:10 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

7:14 Miserable slave of dinar, dirham, velvet, and khamis

7:19 If he is given, he is satisfied, and if he is not given, he is not raised

7:24 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

7:26 Misery means perishing

7:30 Velor is a garment that has velvet

7:35 The khamisa, i.e. the square covering

7:39 One of the benefits of talking

7:43 Warning against enslavement to anyone other than God

7:46 Especially for these mortal things

7:49 Like money and clothing

7:52 Servitude to God

7:54 Inheriting satisfaction and contentment

7:56 Unlike slavery to anyone other than God

7:59 It generates scarcity, miserliness, fearlessness, and selfishness

8:05 What is reprehensible is the combination and ownership of anything that exceeds what is needed

8:09 And distract from God Almighty

8:12 It was not used in God's command

8:15 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

8:20 I saw seventy of the people of Suffa

8:24 None of them is a man wearing a robe

8:27 Either a garment or a cloak

8:30 They were tied around their necks

8:33 Some of them reach half the length of the legs

8:36 Some of them reach the ankles

8:39 He gathers it with his hand, hating for her to see his private parts

8:43 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

8:45 Ahl al-Suffah are ascetic companions

8:50 Poor strangers

8:52 They were sheltering at the end of the mosque of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

8:58 It is a misleading position

9:00 She used to shelter the poor

9:03 Rida

9:06 That is, what covers only the upper body

9:09 And the garment

9:11 It only covers the lower part of the body

9:14 One of the benefits of talking

9:16 It is permissible to wear one garment

9:19 The believer is keen to cover his private parts

9:23 It is permissible for men to spend the night in the mosque

9:27 The people of Suffa and their sector asceticized for knowledge and jihad for the sake of God

9:33 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

9:39 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

9:43 The world is the prison of the believer and the paradise of the infidel

9:47 Narrated by Muslim

9:49 One of the benefits of talking

9:53 The humiliation of the world is before God

9:56 Inciting the believer to turn away from the love of the world

10:00 And not to indulge in its enjoyment

10:03 And his longing for the afterlife

10:06 The infidel's good deeds in this world's life will be lost

10:11 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said:

10:17 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, took a look at those who were captive and said

10:23 Be in this world as if you were a stranger or a passerby

10:28 Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them, used to say:

10:32 If it is evening, do not wait for the morning

10:36 If you wake up, don't wait for the evening

10:40 And take from your health for your illness

10:43 From your life to your death

10:46 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

10:48 They said in explaining this hadith

10:52 It means do not depend on the world and do not make it your home

10:57 And do not tell yourself how long you will stay there

11:01 Not taking care of it

11:04 It only relates to what a stranger relates to in a country other than his homeland

11:10 Do not engage in anything that a stranger who wants to go to his family does not do

11:17 And God bless you

11:20 One of the benefits of talking

11:23 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was taken by someone like Abdullah Ibn Omar

11:28 Evidence of his love for him

11:31 And alert him to the importance of what he says to him

11:35 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was keen

11:39 Encouraging asceticism in this world and limiting yourself to what is necessary

11:45 And whoever wants that

11:47 He was like a passerby

11:49 He only supplies himself with his own strength

11:52 It reduces loads and burdens

11:55 Which hinders his progress and interrupts his travel to his destination

12:00 The believer in this world is a stranger

12:03 Because heaven is his first home

12:06 His enemy drove him away from him and took him captive

12:09 He is provided with what reaches the highest level

12:13 Taking the initiative to do everything on time

12:18 Encouragement to seize opportunities for greater obedience

12:22 And don't slow down

12:25 Health and life are an opportunity for the believer

12:29 He must benefit from it by doing good deeds

12:33 He should not neglect it

12:36 He should not neglect them in what will not benefit him in the afterlife

12:43 On the authority of Abu Abbas

12:45 Sahl bin Saadan Al-Saadi, may God be pleased with him, said

12:49 A man came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and said

12:54 O Messenger of God

12:56 Show me a job that if I do it, God will love me

13:01 And people loved me

13:03 And he said

13:04 Renounce this world and God will love you

13:07 Renounce what people have and people will love you

13:12 Narrated by Ibn Majah

13:14 One of the benefits of talking

13:18 The Companions, may God be pleased with them, were keen to know what would bring them closer to God

13:23 It benefits people so that their lives can be straightened out with them

13:28 It is a matter of collecting the good of this world and the hereafter

13:32 Whoever deems himself in this world and looks forward to what God has

13:37 I long to meet him, may God love him

13:41 Because whoever loves meeting God, God loves meeting him

13:46 Not looking at what is in people's hands is a reason to love people

13:52 Therefore, all the messengers did not ask people for hire

13:57 On the authority of Al-Numan bin Bashir, may God be pleased with them both, he said:

14:04 Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, mentioned what happened to people in this world

14:10 He said, “I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, continuing to turn away today.”

14:18 Whatever he finds of the dhal he fills his stomach with

14:22 Narrated by Muslim and Al-Daqal, meaning bad dates

14:27 What happened to people, that is, what they possessed and obtained

14:32 From the world, that is, from money, prestige, and other things

14:37 The day continues to twist, that is, the day continues to sympathize with his honorable stomach from hunger

14:45 One of the benefits of talking

14:49 Friends and students should know the condition of their elders and scholars

14:55 They feel sad because of his condition and are happy because of his happiness

14:59 As were the companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

15:04 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, asceticized in this world

15:08 And his patience with hunger, preferring the hereafter to this world

15:13 And education for his companions

15:16 Riyadh Al-Salehin

رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (68) | باب فضل الزهد في الدنيا (2)

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