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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
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Chapter on holding the izaar on the back of the neck during prayer
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On the authority of Muhammad bin Al-Mankadir, he said:
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I entered Jabir bin Abdullah while he was praying in a dress, wrapped in it
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His robe is placed
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When he left, we said, “O Abu Abdullah.”
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You pray and your cloak is put on
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He said: Yes, I would love for ignorant people to see me like you
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I saw the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, praying like this
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Comment on the hadith
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Chapter on holding the izaar on the back of the neck during prayer
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The back of the neck
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Wrapped in it
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Coalition
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It is turning around in the garment in any way
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Underneath it comes intolerance and vulgarity
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Al-Zuhri said
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The dispute between the two parties is on his shoulders
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And his robe
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A robe is a garment
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It was said that the cold that a person places on his shoulders and between his shoulders over his clothes
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is permissible to pray in one garment for those who can afford more
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In it, education actually informs the soul
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And the world can accept any secret of a thing even though it is capable of more than it
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Expansion for the public to imitate
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It is permissible to be harsh in denouncing the ignorant person
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Chapter on praying in one garment, wrapped in it
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On the authority of Omar bin Abi Salamah, he said:
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I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, praying in one garment, all dressed in it
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In Umm Salamah's house
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Putting his limbs on his shoulders
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In a novel, there was a disagreement between its two sides
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah
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A questioner asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, about praying in one garment
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Get all of you two dresses
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Comment on the hadith
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Totally with it
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Gathering is to cover one's shoulders
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On his shoulders
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The two masters
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From the shoulders to the origin of the neck
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Get all of you two dresses
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Interrogative
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It means informing about what he, may God bless him and grant him peace, knew about their condition
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In nothingness and tight clothes
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So inform them of the permissibility of praying in one garment
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is permissible to gather together in one garment during prayer
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And that summation is types
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And it is forbidden
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It is the gathering of the deaf
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It is permissible to pray in one garment
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And in the hadith
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Fatwa from the method of content
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It is as if he, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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If covering the private parts is obligatory
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Prayer is necessary
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Not everyone has two dresses
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How did they not know that praying in one garment is not permissible?
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Door
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If he prays in one garment
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Let him put it on his shoulders
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah, he said:
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The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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None of you should pray in one garment
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There is nothing on him
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In a novel
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Whoever prays in one garment
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Let him disagree between his two sides
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Comment on the hadith
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He does not pray
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The prohibition here refers to the prohibition
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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Whoever prays without any of his clothing on his shoulders
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His prayer was valid among the public
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There is the benefit of being different in clothing
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And permissible completeness
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The praying person should not look at his private parts when he bows
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The robe does not fall if he kneels
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Door
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If the dress is tight
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On the authority of Saeed bin Al-Harith, he said:
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We asked Jaber bin Abdullah about praying in one garment
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And he said
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I went out with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, on some of his travels
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I came one night to sort out some business
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I found him praying
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And I have one dress
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So it included it
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I prayed beside him
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When he left
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He said
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Good luck, Jaber
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So I told him my need
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When I finished
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He said
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What is this beauty that I saw?
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I said
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It was a dress
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I mean, he's fed up
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He said
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If it is spacious, wrap it around
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If it is tight, then girdle it
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Comment on the hadith
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On some of his travels
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That is, in the Battle of Bawat
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For some matter
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That is, for some needs
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When he left
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That is, praying and facing the Qiblah
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Good luck, Jaber
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Ask why he came at night
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What is this summation?
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Astvaam denial
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Portable on the entirety of the deaf
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So visit him
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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That is the totality that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, denied
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It is the completeness of the deaf
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It is to cover and wrap oneself with one’s garment
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It does not raise anything from its sides
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He cannot remove his hands except from below him
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He is afraid that his private parts will be exposed
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It contains the permissibility of requesting needs at night from the Sultan
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It is permissible for a man to come to someone else at night for his needs
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And in the hadith
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If the dress is wide
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It contradicts both parties
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Even if it is tight
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He can wear it
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It emphasizes covering the private parts during prayer
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On the authority of Sahl, he said:
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Men were praying with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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I tied their necklaces around their necks
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Like a boy's body
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In a novel
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They tied their necklaces around their necks from childhood
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He said to the women
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Don't hold your heads high
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Until the men are sitting level
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Comment on the hadith
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I tied their necklaces around their necks
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That is, wrapped in it
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This is applicable to something other than the forbidden meeting of the deaf people
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Don't hold your heads high
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That is, prostration
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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That's the first meeting of Atzar
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Because it is hidden
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It includes urging people to protect their private parts through available means
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And it includes the anger of the sight at the private parts
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Chapter on detestation of definition, prayer and others
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On the authority of Jaber bin Abdullah, may God be pleased with them both, he said
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When the Kaaba was built
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The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, went
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And Abbas transported stones
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Abbas said to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Place your garment around your neck to protect you from stones
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Pride is down to earth
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His eyes aspired to the sky
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Then he woke up
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And he said
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Izari Izari
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So he tightened his garment
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In a novel
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After that, he, may God bless him and grant him peace, was not seen naked
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Flying on the talk
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When the Kaaba was built
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That is, before the mission
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He protects you
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That is, he preserves and protects you
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Pride
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That is, he fell unconscious
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His eyes aspired
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That is, it rose
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Mazari
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That is, give me my garment
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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Modesty and concealment are among the characteristics of nature
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And the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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He was free from the ugliness of pre-Islamic times
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Born to have the best morals
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Chapter on what covers the private parts
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On the authority of Abu Saeed, may God be pleased with him, he said
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The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade
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About fasting on the day of Fitr and sacrifice
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And about deaf people
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A man should cover himself in one garment
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And about prayers after the morning and afternoon prayers
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Flying on the talk
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Deaf
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The completeness of the deaf
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To cover and wrap his entire body with a garment or cloak
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He returns it from his right hand to his left hand and to his left shoulder
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Then he returns it a second time from behind him to his right hand and right shoulder
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It covers them all
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And to take shelter
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Hiding
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To sit on his buttocks and erect his legs
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He wraps the garment around his loins and knees
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And his private parts are bad
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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Prohibition of fasting on Eid days
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It includes the prohibition of deaf women having intercourse with each other
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And prohibiting sessions in which the private parts are exposed
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Like hiding
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade two sales
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And about two clothes
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And about two prayers
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He forbade praying after dawn until the sun rises
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And after the afternoon until the sun sets
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And about the totality of the deaf
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And about hiding in one dress
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He raises his jaw to the sky
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And about ostracism and touching
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Comment on the hadith
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He raises his jaw to the sky
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That is, he appears and exposes his private parts without covering them
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And about the opposition
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That is, a man puts his garment up for sale before turning it over or looking at it
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And it has pictures
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And touching
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That is, touching the garment without looking at it
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And it has pictures
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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Prohibition of clothing that does not cover the private parts
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And prohibiting specific forms of worship and transactions
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On the authority of Humaid bin Abdul Rahman bin Awf
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That Abu Hurairah said
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On that occasion, Abu Bakr sent me with two muezzins on the Day of Sacrifice
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We announce the call to Mina
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No polytheist will perform Hajj after the year
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He should not circumambulate the House naked
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In a novel
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The greatest day of Hajj is the Day of Sacrifice
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Humaid bin Abdul Rahman said
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Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, added Ali
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So he ordered him to pronounce the call for acquittal
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Abu Hurairah said
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So the meaning of Ali was declared among the people of us on the Day of Sacrifice
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No polytheist will perform Hajj after the year
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He should not circumambulate the House naked
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Comment on the hadith
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In that argument
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That is, the one that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, ordered Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, to perform Hajj
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It is a year before the Farewell Hajj
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He should not circumambulate the House naked
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He is an invalid because of the pre-Islamic era of circumambulating naked
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Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, added Ali
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That is, then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, sent Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him
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Behind Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
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To declare acquittal
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That is, some Surat Al-Tawbah
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is obligatory to cover one’s private parts during Tawaf and elsewhere
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And an explanation of the virtue of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
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And the virtue of Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him
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Chapter on what is mentioned in the thigh
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On the authority of Anas
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, invaded Khaybar
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Then we prayed the morning prayer in Ghalas
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In a novel
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When the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, attacked a people against us
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He did not invade us until he became and saw
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If he hears a call to prayer, he will desist from them
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If he does not hear the call to prayer, he will attack them
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So the Prophet of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, rode
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Abu Talha rode
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I am Abu Talha's companion
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So the Prophet of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, ran into the alley of Khaybar
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And my knees touch the thigh of the Prophet of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Then he removed the garment from his thigh
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I even look at the whiteness of the thigh of the Prophet of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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When he entered the village, he said:
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God is great
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Kharabit Khaybar
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When we camped in a people's square
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Good morning to those who warn
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He said it three times
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He said
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The people went out to work
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And they said
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Muhammad and Al-Khamis means the army
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He said
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So we hit her forcefully
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So he gathered the captives
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In a novel
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Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, appeared to them
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He killed the fighter and insulted Al-Darar
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Dihya Al-Kalbi, may God be pleased with him, came
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And he said
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O Prophet of God
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Give me a slave girl from captivity
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He said
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Go take a slave girl
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So he took Safiyya bint Huyay
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Then a man came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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And he said
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O Prophet of God
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Dihya was given to Safiyya bint Huyya
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Lady Qaridah and Nadir
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It is only suitable for you
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He said
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Invite him to her
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So he brought it
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When the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, looked at her
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He said
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Take another slave girl from captivity
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He said
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So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, freed her and married her
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Thabit said to him
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Oh Abu Hamza
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I don't believe her
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He said
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Herself
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He emancipated her and married her
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Even if it's on the road
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Umm Salim prepared it for him
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So she gave it to him that night
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So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, became a bride
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And he said
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Whoever has anything, let him bring it
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And spread obedience
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So the man started bringing dates
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And he made the man bring ghee
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He said
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I think he mentioned Al-Suwaiq
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He said
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So they felt Jesus
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It was the feast of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Comment on the hadith
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Chapter on what is mentioned in the thigh
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Al-Bukhari did not confirm in his translation the issue of the private parts of the thigh
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There is strong disagreement about that
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He conquered Khaybar
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Seventh year AH
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Lunch
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That is, dawn
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Baglas
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Darkness at the end of the night
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So he ran
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That is, making his vehicle move
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In an alley
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The alley
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The railway and the road between the floors
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My heartbreak
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Any scout
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The village
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That is, Khaybar
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Ruined
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That is, it became ruins
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In a yard
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The arena
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The space between houses
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Mischief
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Any of the Su
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Morning alarmists
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The alarmist is the one who conveys the warning
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It is intimidation by telling about something bad
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And Thursday
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The army was named Khamis
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Because it is divided by five-fifths
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Heart, starboard and port
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And the wings
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So we hit her forcefully
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That is, we entered it by force
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It is only suitable for you
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Because it is from the house of prophecy and from the house of leadership
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I don't believe her
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The dowry is the dowry
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I prepared it
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That is, her adornment and appearance
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So I gave her a gift
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That is, asphalt
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A bride
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Bride refers to both men and women
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And spread obedience
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Nata is what is made from leather
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Al-Suwaiq
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It is wheat or barley that is thrown and then ground
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He will be provided with it
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So they felt miserable
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Al-Hais
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Food made from dates, acorns, and ghee
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Feast
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Any plucky food
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is permissible to ride an animal if it is able to bear it
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It contains an explanation of the virtue of jihad for the sake of God Almighty
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The hadith indicates that the thigh is not private parts
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It indicates the recommendation of dhikr and takbeer during war
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It is desirable for a master to free his female slave and marry her
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It is true that he has two rewards
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It contains the permissibility of weddings at night and during the day
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It is desirable for the husband’s friends and neighbors to help him in the feast with food of their own
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And in the hadith
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The feast takes place with any food
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And don't stop at Shah
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And the Sunnah is established without meat
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Door
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How many clothes should a woman pray?
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On the authority of Aisha she said:
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The believing women were witnessing the dawn prayer with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Wrapped in a cloak
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Then they go to their homes when we finish the prayer
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No one from the blind knows them
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Comment on the hadith
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They bear witness, that is, they attend
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Covered, meaning covered
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With their cloaks
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The rain
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A teacher's clothing made of wool and other materials
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They turn, that is, they return
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Gloss
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It is the darkness of the late night
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One of the benefits of talking
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In the hadith, there is a preference for bathing and rising early in the morning
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There is disagreement on the issue
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It is permissible for women to go out at night
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It is permissible provided that there is no risk of strife
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In it, the condition of a woman is based on covering
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Chapter: If he prays in a garment that has flags
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And he looked at her knowledge
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About Aisha
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The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, prayed in a khamisah with flags
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So he looked at its flags
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When he left
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He said
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Take this khamis of mine to Abu Jahm
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And they brought me Abu Jahm's daughter-in-law
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It previously distracted me from my prayer
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In a novel
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I was looking at her flag while I was praying
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I fear that you will tempt me
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Comment on the hadith
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A khamisah is a covering made of wool or wool
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Thin square with flags
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Flags are the embroidery and stripes on clothes
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Abu Jahm is Amer bin Hudhayfah, may God be pleased with him
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With a bang
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It is a thick coat that has no knowledge
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It was said in reference to a place called Ambijan
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It distracted me, i.e. kept me busy
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Earlier, soon
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is permissible to pray in a garment with a flag
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The distraction of a simple thought in prayer is not harmful to it
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It includes the request for humility in prayer and devotion to it
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Denying everything that occupies and distracts the heart
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It is permissible to call the imam and scholar someone who is lower than him
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Chapter: If he prays in a crucifix or pictures
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Will his prayer be spoiled?
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And what is forbidden from that
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On the authority of Anas he said:
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It was Aisha's gram
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She covered the side of her house with it
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The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Give us this crime
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His pictures are still displayed in my prayers
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Comment on the hadith
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gram
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It is a curtain with patterns on it
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Next to her house
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What is meant?
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The wall
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Amiti
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That is, remove
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His pictures
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Any inscriptions
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exposed
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That is, waving
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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Avoid anything that disturbs humility in prayer
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And cut off reasons to be busy
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The hadith contains evidence that all images are forbidden
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Chapter: Whoever prays in a silk robe and then takes it off
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On the authority of Uqba Ibn Aamir, he said:
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Silk broilers were presented to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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He put it on and prayed in it
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Then he left
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So he rejected him severely, like the one who hates him
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He said this should not be for the righteous
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Comment on the hadith
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Calm down
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Al-Mahdi is Akider, the owner of Dumat Al-Jandal
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Silk broilers
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It is a dress with tight sleeves and waist
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Slotted from behind
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He wraps himself in it for war and travel
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It is the clothing of non-Arabs
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So he took it off
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That is, for the sake of silk that is forbidden to men
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It shouldn't
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That is, it is not permissible
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is forbidden for men to wear silk
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The validity of praying in a silk garment
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There is disagreement on the issue
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It is permissible to accept a gift from a polytheist
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Chapter on praying on roofs, pulpits and wood
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On the authority of Abu Hazim bin Dinar
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That men came to Sahl Ibn Saad Al-Saadi
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They passed the pulpit
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Who's used to it?
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So they asked him about that
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And he said
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By God, I don't know what it is
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I saw him the first day he was born
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And the first day the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, sat on it
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was sent to so-and-so
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A woman he called Sahl
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Pass by, your servant, the carpenter
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To make me sticks
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Sit on them when you talk to people
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So I ordered
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It was made from the tamarisk of the forest
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Then he brought it
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So it was sent to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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So he ordered it
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So I put it here
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Then I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, praying for her
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He grew up while he was on it
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Then he knelt while he was over her
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Then the giggles came down
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So he prostrated at the origin of the pulpit
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Then he came back
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When he fled
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He approached the people and said
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People
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I made this
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So that you may follow and learn my prayer
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Flying on the talk
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They passed
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That is, they complained
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It was said that they argued
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Who's used to it?
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That is, from any tree made
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I saw him the first day he was born
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And the first day the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, sat on it
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This increase is confirmed by the word “lam” and the word “might.”
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To inform the media with the power of his knowledge of what they asked
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Let your boy pass
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His name is Maimoon
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It was said otherwise
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From Tamarisk
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It is a well-known desert tree
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The forest
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It is land nine miles from the city
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They were the camels of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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She resides there to pasture
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Then the Qahqari descended
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That is, go back
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So he prostrated at the origin of the pulpit
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That is, on the ground
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Next to the lower level of it
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One of the benefits of talking
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Benefit from talking
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It is desirable to study knowledge and debate about it
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And whoever attended and memorized
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An argument against those who did not memorize
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In it, asking the scholar is the key to science and knowledge
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A short walk during prayer does not invalidate it
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Likewise, if walking is for the benefit of prayer, it does not invalidate it
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And in the hadith
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The imam teaches the congregation the actions of prayer by example
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It is more eloquent in the soul