Part of Sahih Al-Bukhari · Lesson 84 of 90

Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (84) | A continuation of the book Al-Musaqat, then the book Al-Iqtisadir... and the book Al-Khasawaat and Al-Laqta

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:03 A benefit center
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0:09 He offers
0:10 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
0:16 Chapter on people and animals drinking from rivers
0:21 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
0:24 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
0:29 Horses are a man's reward
0:31 And a man has a cover
0:33 And a man has a burden
0:36 As for the one who has a reward
0:38 A man tied it for the sake of God
0:41 So he took it for a long time in a meadow or a meadow
0:44 It did not hit the meadow or the garden during its long journey
0:49 He had good deeds
0:51 Even if its length was cut off
0:54 So I was hoping for an honor or two
0:57 Its effects and legacies were good deeds for him
1:01 Even if she passed by a river and drank from it, but he did not want to water it
1:07 That was good for him
1:10 Therefore, it is a reward
1:12 And a man tied it to sing and maintain chastity
1:16 In a novel
1:18 Sing, cover, and be chaste
1:21 Then he did not forget God's right over their necks or their appearance
1:26 Therefore, it is a cover
1:28 And a man associated it with pride and hypocrisy
1:32 A blessing for the people of Islam
1:35 She is a sinner for that
1:37 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was asked about donkeys
1:42 And he said
1:43 Nothing was revealed to me about it
1:46 Except for this unique comprehensive verse
1:50 Whoever does an atom's weight of good will see it
1:55 And whoever does an atom's weight of evil will see it
2:01 Comment on the hadith
2:05 Any reward
2:07 A cover for his poverty and condition
2:12 And the burden of any sin
2:14 Tie it up for God's sake
2:16 That is, prepare her for jihad
2:19 So he prolonged it
2:21 That is, he looses his rope
2:22 To revolve around it and graze
2:24 It does not go to face
2:26 A meadow is a wide land with plenty of grass and water
2:32 Make it long
2:33 That is, its rope and anchor
2:35 She was fascinated
2:37 That is, he let go and had fun
2:39 An honor is high from the ground
2:43 Its effects
2:45 No trace of her steps
2:47 She sings
2:48 That is, letting go of people
2:51 And be chaste
2:53 That is, about asking people
2:55 God's right
2:56 What is meant is zakat on its trade
3:00 Nor does it appear
3:01 It was said that it provides relief to the distressed and those whose help is required
3:06 It was said otherwise
3:08 Pride and hypocrisy
3:10 That is, to say he has horses
3:13 A whirlwind
3:14 Any hostility
3:16 The uniqueness
3:17 That is, the single one
3:19 Unrivaled in its meaning
3:22 Whoever does an atom's weight of good will see it
3:26 And whoever does an atom's weight of evil will see it
3:31 This is a general inclusion of all good and evil
3:35 Because if he saw the weight of an atom
3:37 Which are the most despicable things
3:40 And my husband is on her
3:42 Above that is more appropriate and preferable
3:46 One of the benefits of talking
3:50 The hadith indicates adherence to generality
3:53 It is a warning to the nation to deduce and measure
3:58 It includes encouragement to own horses
4:00 If he ties it for the sake of God
4:02 Don't you see that her droppings will be good deeds on the Day of Resurrection?
4:07 And it condemns hypocrisy
4:09 He stated that he was frustrated at work
4:13 It encourages people to do good, even if it is a little
4:16 And intimidation against doing evil, even if it is despicable
4:20 It contains guidance on taking into consideration God Almighty’s right to blessings
4:27 Chapter on sectors
4:30 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said
4:33 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, called on the Ansar
4:37 To write to them in Bahrain
4:39 In a novel
4:41 To cut them off
4:43 And they said
4:44 No, I swear
4:45 Until you write something similar to our brothers from Quraish
4:50 And he said
4:51 That is for them, God willing
4:55 They tell him
4:57 He said
4:58 You will see its effect
5:01 So be patient until you meet me
5:04 In a novel
5:05 Until they throw me on the sink
5:10 Comment on the hadith
5:13 Herds
5:14 It is the land that the ruler gives to the people
5:17 To own it or benefit from it
5:21 To write to them in Bahrain
5:23 That is, to cut them off from the land of Bahrain
5:26 Its effect
5:27 That is, severity and monopoly over worldly matters
5:32 One of the benefits of talking
5:35 Benefit from talking
5:37 The legitimacy of the imam’s delegation of the lands under his control to whomever he deems worthy of it
5:44 Hadith is one of the signs of prophecy
5:47 Where things took its toll
5:49 It encourages altruism and sympathy
5:53 It explains the virtue of patience and abandoning self-interest
6:00 A book on borrowing, debt instruments, quarantine, and bankruptcy
6:06 Borrowing is a request for a loan
6:09 Interdiction is the prohibition from acting for a reason
6:13 Bankruptcy is an increase in debts over what one has
6:20 Book of someone who takes people's money and wants to return it or destroy it
6:26 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
6:29 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
6:33 Whoever takes people's money and wants to pay it back, God will pay for it
6:38 Whoever intends to destroy it, God will destroy him
6:44 Comment on the hadith
6:48 God destroyed him, that is, by destroying him or depriving him of blessing
6:52 It was said that what is meant is the punishment of the Hereafter
6:56 One of the benefits of talking
7:00 It is learned from the hadith that the punishment is of the same type as the work
7:04 The hadith indicates good performance when taking a loan
7:09 It contains encouragement and improves intentions
7:12 Because actions are based on intentions
7:14 It contains the legitimacy of the debt for those who intend to fulfill it
7:20 Chapter on paying the debt
7:23 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
7:26 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
7:30 If I had anyone, they would be gone
7:33 I would have liked it not to come to me for three days while I had a dinar from him
7:38 It's not something I keep in my debt
7:42 I find someone who accepts it
7:45 Comment on the hadith
7:48 Three, that is, three nights
7:51 I reserve it, that is, I prepare it for a debt
7:55 One of the benefits of talking
7:58 In the hadith, the world was in the hands of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
8:03 Not in his heart
8:05 It indicates that money is a blessing to the one who is given the rights related to it
8:11 The hadith contains a reference to asceticism and belittlement of the world
8:15 It explains the virtue of charity for the sake of God Almighty
8:22 Door
8:23 If he finds his money with a bankrupt person in a sale, loan or depository
8:28 He is more deserving of it
8:31 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
8:34 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say
8:39 Whoever finds his money in the possession of a man or person has become bankrupt
8:44 He is more deserving of it than anyone else
8:48 Comment on the hadith
8:52 Realize what he found and nailed it
8:55 In particular, that is, the same money
8:58 More deserving of any first
9:01 One of the benefits of talking
9:04 Benefit from talking
9:06 If a man is bankrupt and has property that he bought while still standing
9:12 Its owner has more right to it than other creditors
9:17 The principle is that assets and receivables meet each other
9:21 Notables took precedence over liabilities
9:28 Discount book
9:33 Chapter on what is mentioned about the personalities and disputes between Muslims and Jews
9:39 On the authority of Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him, he said
9:43 I heard a man recite a verse
9:46 I heard the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, reciting the opposite
9:51 So I brought him to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and told him
9:56 I recognized the hatred in his face
9:58 And he said
10:00 You are both good people and you are no different
10:04 Those who were before you disagreed and perished
10:08 Comment on the hadith
10:12 Persons i.e. bringing
10:15 He reads otherwise
10:16 That is, unlike the man’s reading of the same verse
10:20 You are both good at reading
10:24 And do not differ
10:26 That is, do not differ regarding the Qur’an
10:29 Who was before you?
10:31 Any of the previous nations
10:33 One of the benefits of talking
10:37 Benefit from talking
10:39 Anyone who reads a well-known narration from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:45 He recited it from the seven letters
10:48 It is not permissible to deny it or reject it
10:52 Rather, it must be accepted and believed in
10:55 There is no denying the difference in diversity
10:59 It is permissible to get angry in a sermon
11:02 In it, disagreement is a precursor to doom
11:08 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
11:12 While a Jew offers a commodity
11:15 I give her something I hate
11:19 In a novel
11:20 Two men fled
11:22 A Muslim man and a Jewish man
11:26 The Muslim said
11:27 And He who chose Muhammad over the worlds
11:31 And he said no
11:33 And the one who chose Moses over humans
11:36 A man from the Ansar heard him
11:39 He got up and slapped his face
11:41 And he said, “You say, ‘Who chose Moses over humans?’”
11:46 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, is among us
11:50 So he went to him and said
11:53 Abi Al-Qasim, I have a commitment and a covenant
11:57 What about so-and-so who slapped his face?
12:00 He said when I slapped his face
12:03 So remind him
12:05 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, became angry
12:08 Until I saw his face
12:10 Then he said: Do not prefer among the prophets of God
12:15 In the novel, Do not choose me over Moses
12:20 It blows the pictures
12:22 And whoever is in the heavens and who is on earth will be shocked
12:26 Except for whom God wills
12:28 Then he blows it again
12:31 So I will be the first to be sent
12:34 Then Moses took the throne
12:37 I do not know whether to be held accountable for his shock on the day of Al-Tur
12:41 Or was he sent before me?
12:43 In a novel
12:45 Then Moses was standing next to the throne
12:48 I do not know if he was among those who were shocked and regained consciousness before me
12:53 Or he was among those whom God excluded
12:56 And in a novel
12:58 Then Moses took the throne
13:01 I do not say that anyone is better than Yunus bin Matta
13:06 Comment on the hadith
13:10 Displays an item
13:12 That is, he displays his goods to people so that they want to buy them
13:16 Give her something he hates
13:20 That is, he was given a low price for his goods, so he became angry
13:24 He chose, that is, he chose
13:27 He slapped his face
13:29 That is, he hit him and slapped him in the face
13:32 Between we showed
13:34 Any neighborhood that exists among us
13:37 Abi Al-Qasim
13:38 It is the nickname of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
13:42 A pledge and a covenant
13:44 I mean, with Muslims
13:46 Why do they assault me by slapping me?
13:49 So what?
13:50 That is, what is the matter?
13:52 Do not prefer among the prophets of God
13:55 That is, do not say that one of them is better than another
13:59 Two men came
14:01 That is, everyone insults each other
14:04 Pictures
14:05 It is a horn that is blown
14:07 He gets shocked
14:09 Stun
14:10 A person faints from a loud sound he hears
14:14 Maybe he died from it
14:16 I take
14:17 Any constipation
14:19 I will be held accountable for his shock on the day of the stage
14:22 It is in the Almighty’s saying
14:24 When his Lord appeared to the mountain
14:27 He made it crushed, and Moses fell down stunned
14:32 Bashsh
14:33 That is, it takes strongly and intensely
14:37 One of the benefits of talking
14:40 Benefit from talking
14:42 There is no retaliation between a Muslim and a non-Muslim
14:46 Because, may God bless him and grant him peace
14:48 The Jew did not lead the Muslim in the blow
14:52 The hadith contains evidence that there are adversities, worries, and pain in this world
14:57 Hopefully, on the Day of Resurrection, God will make it easier for its people on the Day of Resurrection
15:03 It contains proof of the throne
15:05 It indicates that it is not permissible to compare between the prophets, peace be upon them, on the basis of diminishment
15:15 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, he said
15:19 A Jewish man came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and slapped his face
15:26 And he said
15:27 O Muhammad, one of your companions from the Ansar slapped my face
15:33 He said
15:34 I invite him
15:36 So they invited him
15:37 He said
15:38 When I slapped his face
15:40 He said
15:42 O Messenger of God
15:44 I passed by the Jews
15:46 So I heard him say
15:48 And the one who chose Moses over humans
15:51 So I said, “And upon Muhammad.”
15:54 I became angry and slapped him
15:57 He said
15:58 Do not choose me among the prophets
16:02 People will be shocked on the Day of Resurrection
16:05 I will be the first to wake up
16:08 In a novel
16:10 The ground opens up from him
16:12 Then I saw Moses holding one of the pillars of the throne
16:17 I don't know who woke up before me
16:20 Or will he be rewarded with a lightning strike?
16:23 In a novel
16:24 Was he among those who were shocked?
16:26 Or was he charged with the first shock?
16:29 Comment on the hadith
16:33 He slapped his face
16:35 That is, beating and slapping in the face
16:38 He chose
16:39 That is, he chose
16:41 I became angry and slapped him
16:44 That is, he was struck by fever and anger due to the side of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
16:50 Don't give me a choice
16:52 That is, do not favor me
16:54 So that it requires a deficiency or a deficiency over others
16:58 Or lead to conflict
17:00 Or he, may God bless him and grant him peace, said it with humility
17:04 It was said otherwise
17:06 They get shocked
17:08 That is, they faint
17:10 It was said that what was meant was death shock
17:13 Who wakes up?
17:14 None of the shock
17:16 What is meant is the first one from whom the earth will open
17:20 I take
17:21 Any constipation
17:23 One of the benefits of talking
17:27 Benefit from talking
17:29 There is no retaliation between a Muslim and a non-Muslim
17:32 Because, may God bless him and grant him peace, he did not order retaliation for the blow
17:37 It contains proof of the lists for the throne
17:40 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, he said:
17:45 Except for a Jew during the time of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, who married a slave girl
17:51 So he took the clarifications that were on it
17:54 Her head bowed
17:56 Its people brought it to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
18:01 She was at her last breath and was silent
18:05 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to her
18:09 Who killed you?
18:11 So-and-so is not the one who killed her
18:14 She indicated with her head that no
18:17 He said
18:19 He told a man other than the one who killed her
18:22 She indicated that no
18:25 And he said
18:26 So-and-so is her killer
18:29 She indicated that yes
18:32 In a novel
18:34 So bring him
18:35 He did not stop until he confessed
18:38 So the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, ordered it
18:42 He smashed his head between two stones
18:45 In a novel
18:47 He imposed his head
18:50 Comment on the hadith
18:54 Except for any obvious ones
18:58 It is a type of jewelry made of silver
19:01 It was named for its whiteness
19:04 Her head was hit, i.e. beaten, and her head was hit with stones
19:09 So he came, meaning he came
19:12 Her family, that is, the slave girl's family
19:15 In the last breath
19:17 The breath is the rest of the soul
19:19 What is meant is that she is in the throes of death
19:23 She remained silent, meaning her tongue was arrested and she remained silent
19:27 Imposition
19:29 That is, he hit his head and hit the stone
19:32 As he did with the slave girl
19:34 One of the benefits of talking
19:38 Benefit from talking
19:40 It is permissible for women to wear jewelry
19:43 The hadith contains a reference to the trait of treachery necessary for the Jews
19:48 It is permissible to act with an understandable signal
19:52 And there is evidence for whoever said it
19:55 The killer is killed by what he was killed with
19:58 In it, the reward is of the same type as the work
20:01 In the hadith, they stated that the man is killed for the woman
20:05 It is considered similar in retaliation
20:09 Chapter on the words of opponents about each other
20:15 On the authority of Omar bin Al-Khattab, he said:
20:18 I heard it from Sham bin Hakim bin Hizam
20:21 Surah Al-Furqan is recited during the life of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
20:27 So I listened to his reading
20:30 So, it reads in many letters
20:33 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, did not read it
20:37 I loosened his bracelets during prayer
20:40 So I waited patiently until he delivered
20:43 So I wrapped him in his robe
20:46 So I said, “Who taught you this Surah that I heard you reciting?”
20:51 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said, “The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, read it to me.”
20:56 So I said I lied
20:59 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
21:02 I may have read it differently than I read it
21:06 So I set off with him, leading him to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
21:11 So I said
21:13 I heard this person reciting Surah Al-Furqan
21:16 On letters you did not read
21:20 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
21:23 Send it
21:25 Read, Hisham
21:27 So he recited to him the reading that I heard him reciting
21:31 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
21:35 It was also revealed
21:37 Then he said
21:39 Read, Omar
21:41 So I read the reading that he read to me
21:44 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
21:48 It was also revealed
21:50 This Qur’an was revealed in seven letters
21:54 So they read what they could
21:57 Comment on the hadith
22:01 On many letters
22:03 What is meant is a reading that is contrary to what I have memorized
22:08 I broke it
22:09 That is, I was close to taking it
22:12 But I didn't do that
22:15 His bracelets
22:16 That is, I will jump
22:18 So he said hello
22:19 Any of his prayers
22:21 I changed it
22:22 That is, his clothes were gathered around him at his nape
22:26 Because it doesn't escape me
22:28 With his cloak
22:29 That is, in his clothes
22:31 Unlike what I read
22:33 Anything other than what I read
22:36 So I set off with it
22:37 That is, I went with it
22:39 I drive him
22:40 That is, his reward
22:42 It was also revealed
22:44 That is, as I read
22:46 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said that
22:49 In reading Monday
22:51 No one explained how the dispute occurred between them
22:56 This Qur’an was revealed in seven letters
23:00 It was said
23:01 What is meant by letters?
23:03 You expressed the same meaning in different words
23:07 It was said otherwise
23:09 One of the benefits of talking
23:13 Benefit from talking
23:16 It is permissible to read the Qur’an in a way that is easy for the reader without any effort
23:22 The hadith contains a reference to the honor of the Qur’an
23:26 And many faces
23:28 In it, the basis for readings is continuous listening
23:32 It is necessary to verify and be certain
23:35 Referring issues to the scholars in case of disagreement
23:39 Those who derive it from the Qur’an and Sunnah
23:43 Book in the shot
23:49 Al-Muqtaha means captured money whose owner is not known
23:54 Chapter: If the owner of the shot informs him of the sign, it will be paid to him
24:01 On the authority of Suwaid bin Ghafla, he said:
24:05 I was with Salman bin Rabia and Zaid bin Sohan in his battles
24:10 I found a whip
24:12 He told me to throw it away
24:15 I said no
24:16 But if you find the owner, otherwise you will enjoy it
24:21 When we returned, we performed Hajj
24:24 So I passed through the city
24:26 So I asked Ubayy bin Ka’b, may God be pleased with him
24:30 He said: I found a bundle from the time of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
24:36 It contains one hundred dinars
24:38 So I brought it to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
24:42 He said he knew her about a year ago
24:45 So I knew her around
24:48 Then you came
24:50 He said he knew her about a year ago
24:53 So I knew her around
24:55 Then I came to him the fourth time
24:57 And he said
24:58 I know her kit
25:00 And her crying and crying
25:03 If its owner comes
25:05 Otherwise enjoy it
25:08 Comment on the hadith
25:11 He knew her
25:12 Definition
25:14 To call out at the place where he met her
25:17 And he said
25:18 Hula knew her
25:22 So I knew her around
25:24 In the place where he met her
25:27 He says: If someone loses something, let him ask for it from me
25:31 Hola
25:32 Any year
25:34 I counted it
25:35 That is, their number
25:37 Its agents
25:38 It is the one with which the head of a bag, bundle, or other thing is tightened
25:43 Her bowl
25:45 It is the one in which there is expense
25:48 Its owner
25:49 That is, the owner of the shot
25:51 Enjoy it
25:53 That is, he has the right to act on it
25:55 If he wants, he can eat
25:57 And if he wants, he can sell
25:59 And if he wants, you will believe it
26:01 He will pay a fine to its owner if he comes one day
26:06 One of the benefits of talking
26:11 Benefit from talking
26:13 The command is to keep three things in the shot
26:17 It is the vessel
26:18 And the number
26:19 And the agents
26:21 He only ordered these things to be preserved for reasons of interest
26:26 It is permissible to enjoy the shot after defining it
26:30 If the owner does not come
26:33 In the hadith, that shot
26:35 If the remainder of the year is free of corruption
26:39 He attaches it to the length of the delay
26:41 She knows a year
26:44 It indicates that the rich and the poor are equal in that it is permissible to enjoy it
26:49 Because Ubayy bin Kaabr, may God be pleased with him, is one of the wealthy people of Medina
26:54 Chapter: If you find a date on the road
27:00 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
27:03 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
27:06 My heart goes out to my family
27:09 I found a fallen date on my bed
27:13 So I lift it up to eat it
27:15 Then I fear that it is charity
27:18 So throw it
27:20 Comment on the hadith
27:24 Because the heart means to return and leave
27:28 Falling on my bed, i.e. lying down
27:32 I'm afraid, I'm afraid
27:35 So throw it, that is, throw it away
27:39 One of the benefits of talking
27:43 Benefit from talking
27:45 It is permissible to take what is found lying around in the streets
27:50 It is forbidden to give charity to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace and his family
27:56 It encourages one to guard against suspicions
27:59 And the use of piety
28:01 In it, if the permissible and present reason come together
28:05 The present side prevails
28:08 It includes waiving the fine for eating the captured food
28:12 There is disagreement about its inclusion
28:15 Chapter: Do not milk anyone’s livestock without his permission
28:21 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both
28:26 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
28:30 No one shall milk another person's cattle without his permission
28:35 Would any of you like to have his drink served?
28:39 His cupboard is broken and his food is transferred
28:42 The udders of their livestock store their food for them
28:47 No one should milk anyone else’s cattle without his permission
28:52 Comment on the hadith
28:56 Do not milk from milking
28:59 Drink any food and drink store
29:03 And it is like a room
29:05 A cupboard is the place in which something is stored that is intended to be preserved
29:12 And he moves on
29:14 Relocation is the transfer from one place to another
29:18 Their foods, that is, their food
29:21 What is meant here is milk
29:24 One of the benefits of talking
29:28 He benefited from the conversation
29:30 The legality of using analogies and analogies to things
29:36 It is permissible to store food and savings
29:40 In the hadith, milk is called food
29:43 It contains proverbs to bring understanding closer to each other
29:47 Representation is what is hidden by what is clear
29:51 In it, it is not permissible for a person to do anything except with his own free will