رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (50) | باب بر الوالدين وصلة الأرحام (2)

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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 on honoring one’s parents and maintaining family ties
0:18 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar bin Al-Aas, may God be pleased with them both
0:22 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
0:26 The connector is not equivalent
0:29 But the one who connects them, if his ties of kinship are severed, he connects them
0:34 Narrated by Al-Bukhari
0:38 The one who is connected to his family and relatives
0:43 The rewarder who rewards them for their connection and kindness
0:49 One of the benefits of talking
0:53 A Muslim must begin maintaining ties with his relatives and continue doing so
0:58 Even if he did not return his deed with kindness
1:02 The necessity of deeds being sincere to God
1:05 Even if no immediate good comes from it in this world
1:09 It is a permanent good in the afterlife
1:12 Insulting a Muslim does not make him cut off good deeds from the offended person
1:18 A kinship relationship considered by Islamic law
1:22 It is to reach out to those who cut you off and forgive those who wronged you
1:27 And you give to those who deprive you
1:29 There is no connection between the interview and the metaphor
1:32 If this happened to relatives without intention or anticipation
1:37 That is the grace of God, which He gives to whomever He wishes
1:41 God is of great bounty
1:44 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
1:49 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
1:53 The womb is hanging on the throne, she says
1:57 Whoever reaches me, may God reach him
2:00 And whoever cuts me off, God will cut him off
2:03 Agreed
2:05 On the authority of the Mother of the Believers, Maymunah bint Al-Harith, may God be pleased with her
2:12 She freed a child
2:14 She did not ask permission from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:19 When it was her day that came to her
2:23 She said: “I feel, O Messenger of God.”
2:27 I freed my daughter
2:30 He said or did you do?
2:33 She said yes
2:35 He said: If you had given her your maternal uncles, your reward would have been greater
2:42 Agreed
2:44 I was notified, i.e. informed
2:49 The offspring of his mother
2:52 One of the benefits of talking
2:55 It is permissible for the wife to dispose of her money
3:00 The man visits his family during their day
3:03 He hears what concerns them in what has been allocated to them
3:07 One of the means of strengthening marital bonds
3:11 For a woman to tell her husband what she did
3:14 Or whatever you want to do
3:17 Charity to relatives is better and greater
3:22 Because it is charity and connection
3:24 A Muslim should be guided by the opinions of scholars and scholars
3:30 To put things in their place
3:33 Or achieve more good
3:36 On the authority of Asmaa bint Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with them, she said
3:43 My mother came to me and she is a polytheist
3:46 During the era of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:50 So I asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:55 I said my mother came to me and she was willing
3:59 Should I pray for my mother? He said: Yes, pray for your mother. Agreed upon
4:07 And she said, “Raghiba” means someone who is greedy of me and asks me something
4:13 It was said that her mother was from lineage, and it was said from breastfeeding, and the first is correct
4:22 During the era of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:27 That is, his treaty with the polytheists of Quraish in Hudaybiyyah
4:32 One of the benefits of talking
4:36 It is permissible to honor polytheist parents
4:39 As long as they are not combatants
4:42 It is necessary to ask the people of remembrance
4:44 If the questioner is not knowledgeable
4:47 Therefore, Asmaa investigated her religion
4:51 It indicates that knowledge comes before words and actions
4:58 It is permissible to bid farewell to the people of war
5:00 And their treatment during the truce
5:04 And about Zainab cultural
5:08 The wife of Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him and her
5:12 She said: The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
5:17 Believe me, O women
5:20 Even if you are beautiful
5:23 She said, “So I went back to Abdullah bin Masoud and told him.”
5:28 You are a light-handed man
5:31 And the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:35 We have been commanded to give charity
5:37 So go to him and ask him
5:39 If that is enough for me
5:42 Otherwise, I will spend it on others
5:45 Abdullah said
5:47 Rather, bring it yourself
5:49 So I set off
5:51 Then a woman from the Ansar was at the door of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:57 My need is her need
5:59 He was the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
6:03 Awe was cast upon him
6:06 So Bilal came out to us
6:08 So we told him
6:10 Come to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
6:14 So tell him that two women are at the door asking you
6:18 Is it sufficient to give charity on their behalf to their spouses?
6:22 And orphans in their laps
6:25 Don't tell him who we are
6:28 So Bilal entered upon the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
6:33 So he asked him
6:35 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to him
6:39 Of them
6:41 He said
6:42 An Ansar woman and Zainab
6:45 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
6:49 What a beauty he has
6:51 He said
6:53 Abdullah's woman
6:55 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
6:59 They have two wages
7:01 The reward of kinship and the reward of charity
7:04 Agreed
7:07 Light hand
7:10 That is, little money
7:12 Prestige
7:15 That is, prestige and reverence
7:18 In their laps
7:20 That is, in their jurisdiction
7:23 One of the benefits of talking
7:25 Permissibility of giving charity
7:28 Even if it was the obligatory zakat
7:31 To the husband and children
7:33 Those whose expenses are not obligatory for the zakat payer
7:37 Like a wife
7:38 It is permissible for a woman to leave her home for her needs
7:42 And asking about her religion
7:45 Seeking knowledge is obligatory for Muslims, male and female
7:50 It is necessary to ask people of knowledge and dhikr
7:53 If the questioner is not knowledgeable
7:56 It is permissible for a woman to take wealth rather than a man
8:01 Even if he was poor and needy
8:04 Charity to relatives has two rewards
8:08 Charity and connection
8:10 It is permissible to ask the mufti
8:13 The questioner asking about his name
8:16 And get to know his person
8:19 Who is ashamed when asked
8:21 He can tell someone else what he wants
8:25 To bring it to the world
8:27 Then he takes the answer from him
8:30 On the authority of Abu Sufyan
8:34 Sakhr bin Harb, may God be pleased with him
8:37 In his long speech in his story Raql
8:40 Raqla said to Abu Sufyan
8:44 What does he command you to do?
8:46 It means the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
8:49 He said, I said, he says
8:52 Worship God alone
8:54 And do not associate anything with Him
8:57 And abandon what your fathers say
9:00 He commands us to pray and be honest
9:03 Chastity and connection
9:06 Agreed
9:08 On the authority of Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, he said
9:11 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
9:15 You will conquer a land in which the Qirat will be mentioned
9:20 And in a novel
9:22 You will conquer Egypt
9:24 It is a land in which it is called karat
9:28 So treat its people well
9:31 For they have protection and mercy
9:34 And in a novel
9:36 If you conquer it, do good to its people
9:40 For they have protection and mercy
9:44 Or he said
9:46 Dhimma and son-in-law
9:48 Narrated by Muslim
9:50 Scientists said
9:52 The womb that is theirs
9:54 The fact that Hagar, the mother of Ishmael, may God bless him and grant him peace, was one of them
9:59 And the son-in-law
10:01 That Maria was the mother of Ibrahim, son of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was one of them
10:07 Carat
10:10 He's half-dang
10:12 The Danaq is one-sixth of the dirham
10:15 Dhimma means right and sanctity
10:18 In-laws
10:20 That is, the woman's household
10:22 One of the benefits of talking
10:26 The miracle of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:29 By telling him that his nation will conquer Egypt
10:33 The imam should advise the army to fear God
10:38 And no corruption on earth
10:41 This is how the Rightly Guided Caliphs were after the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:48 Islam came to the worlds as a mercy
10:51 To worship God alone
10:53 He is the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:57 The Muslim army wishes the people of Egypt good deeds
11:01 It is desirable to be kind to those close to one another, relatives, and in-laws
11:07 Even if they were polytheists
11:09 Unless he fights God and His Messenger
11:12 The concept of kinship is broader than close kinship
11:17 What is meant by the womb
11:19 Hagar, mother of Ismail, peace and blessings be upon him
11:23 The entry of kinship on the mother’s side into the concept of the womb
11:28 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
11:33 When this verse was revealed
11:36 And warn your closest clan
11:40 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, called the Quraysh
11:45 So they gathered, and he spoke in general and in private
11:48 And he said
11:49 O sons of Abd Shams
11:51 O Banu Kaab bin Luay
11:54 Save yourselves from the fire
11:57 O son of Murrah bin Ka'b
12:00 Save yourselves from the fire
12:04 O sons of Abd Manaf
12:06 Save yourselves from the fire
12:10 Oh Bani Hashem
12:12 Save yourselves from the fire
12:15 O sons of Abdul Muttalib
12:18 Save yourselves from the fire
12:21 Oh Fatima
12:23 Save yourself from fire
12:26 For I do not possess anything for you from God
12:30 However, you have a uterus that I will wet with its wetness
12:35 Narrated by Muslim
12:37 His saying, may God bless him and grant him peace
12:40 With her wetness
12:42 Bilal is water
12:44 And the meaning of the hadith
12:46 I will get it
12:48 He likened its cutting to heat that is extinguished by water
12:52 This is cooled by connection
12:56 One of the benefits of talking
12:58 Reward in the afterlife will be for faith and good deeds
13:03 Kinship and lineage are of no use
13:06 The necessity of maintaining family ties and taking care of them
13:10 And try to reform them and direct them to goodness
13:15 Breaking family ties is a fire that fuels envy, hatred, and hatred in this world
13:21 And a painful torment in the afterlife
13:24 It should be wet
13:27 He is her connection
13:29 That extinguishes longing and removes adversity
13:33 The first thing that is required of the caller to God
13:37 Warning his family and then his clan
13:40 Because they are more deserving of goodness than others
13:43 Then those who follow them
13:45 So that goodness may spread to all people
13:49 A statement that the man’s clan are the people of his country and his people
13:55 Whoever wanted to warn their uncle's people
13:58 Then he singled them out by their names
14:01 Mentioning the name resonates with the soul
14:04 The one who calls to God should
14:07 To show people the intensity of his love for them and his concern for them
14:12 And his fear for their fate
14:15 On the authority of Abu Abdullah Omar bin Al-Aas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
14:22 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, saying publicly, not secretly
14:29 The family of Banu So-and-so are not my friends
14:33 He is the guardian of God and the righteous of the believers
14:37 But they have a womb that is wet with its wetness
14:42 Agreed
14:44 The pronunciation is by Bukhari
14:46 My guardian, that is, my supporter, whom I take charge of in all matters
14:54 One of the benefits of talking
14:58 There is no guardianship between a Muslim and an infidel
15:01 Even if it is permissible to have a polytheist kinship other than a warrior
15:06 The brotherhood of religion and the bond of Islam are greater than ties of blood, lineage, and interest
15:14 Muslims are friends of each other
15:18 The womb that one is commanded to maintain and one that is threatened to be cut off
15:24 She is the one for whom God has decreed this
15:27 As for those whom God commanded to cut it off for the sake of religion
15:31 So you are excluded from that
15:33 It does not apply to the one who breaks the threat
15:37 On the authority of Abu Ayyub
15:40 Khaled bin Zaidin Al-Ansari, may God be pleased with him
15:44 A man said, O Messenger of God
15:47 Tell me something that will take me into Paradise and keep me away from Hell
15:53 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
15:56 Worship God and do not associate anything with Him
16:00 And perform prayer
16:02 And you pay zakat
16:04 And reach the womb
16:06 Agreed
16:08 One of the benefits of talking
16:12 Monotheism, establishing prayer, and paying zakat
16:16 Link of the womb
16:18 One of the reasons for entering Paradise and staying away from Hell
16:23 Knowledge of goodness is achieved by learning
16:28 Knowledge can only be obtained by seeking it
16:32 The first question
16:34 On the authority of Salman bin Amer, may God be pleased with him
16:40 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
16:44 If one of you breaks his fast
16:46 Let him break his fast with dates
16:48 It is a blessing
16:50 If he does not find dates
16:52 Water
16:54 It is purification
16:56 And he said
16:57 Charity given to the poor is charity
17:00 And two of the relatives
17:03 Charity and connection
17:05 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
17:07 One of the benefits of talking
17:10 It is desirable to break the fast with dates
17:14 Whoever does not find it must water
17:17 This was confirmed by his actions, may God bless him and grant him peace
17:21 Charity and kindness to relatives are doubled
17:26 Because there is charity and connection in it
17:29 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said:
17:34 She was under a woman
17:36 And I loved her
17:38 Omar hated her
17:40 He said to me
17:42 He divorced her
17:44 So I refused
17:45 Then Omar, may God be pleased with him, came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
17:50 So mention that to him
17:52 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
17:56 He divorced her
17:58 Narrated by Abu Dawud and Al-Tirmidhi
18:02 One of the benefits of talking
18:04 The obligation to obey the father in matters imposed on him by Islam
18:11 It is permissible to hate a Muslim man or woman
18:14 Because there are some bad qualities in it
18:17 Provided that this hatred does not exceed this characteristic
18:21 The obligation to obey the father
18:25 If he orders something, the religion approves of it
18:28 Ibn Omar loved his wife with an innate love
18:32 Omar hated her
18:35 Religious hatred
18:37 So he ordered him to divorce her
18:40 The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, approved of that
18:44 He ordered Ibn Omar to obey his father in divorcing her
18:48 Even if Omar was unjust to her
18:51 When the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, agreed with him on that
18:56 On the authority of Abu Darda, may God be pleased with him
19:01 A man came to him and said:
19:04 I have a wife and my mother is ordering me to divorce her
19:09 And he said
19:10 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say
19:15 The father is the middle of the gates of Paradise
19:18 If you want, delete that section or memorize it
19:23 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
19:26 The middle gates of heaven
19:29 That is, the best of its doors
19:32 One of the benefits of talking
19:34 Honoring parents is a reason for entering Paradise and opening its doors
19:40 Pleasing the parents takes precedence over pleasing the wife
19:45 Someone who loves something
19:48 His parents, or one of them, asked him to leave it
19:52 So he felt sad for him
19:54 The first thing he does
19:56 Consulting knowledgeable people
19:59 On the authority of Al-Baraa bin Azib, may God be pleased with them both
20:04 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
20:08 An aunt is like a mother
20:11 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
20:13 One of the benefits of talking
20:17 An aunt is like a mother
20:19 In sympathy with her sister's children
20:22 She is also in their custody
20:25 It is obligatory to be kind to the aunt and be kind to her
20:29 Just as a servant treats his mother kindly
20:32 The aunt in the nursery takes precedence over the paternal aunt
20:37 This conversation is specific to nursery
20:40 There is no evidence for it for those who claim that the maternal aunt inherits
20:44 Because the nation inherits
20:47 Riyadh Al-Salehin