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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 piety and abandoning doubts

0:15 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him

0:20 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, found a date on the road

0:25 And he said

0:27 If I had not been afraid that it would be charity, I would have eaten it

0:32 Agreed

0:35 One of the benefits of talking

0:37 One of the characteristics of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his family

0:42 Prohibition of accepting obligatory and recommended charity

0:46 It is permissible to benefit from vile things that a person finds on the road

0:53 Which people often ignore

0:56 Encouragement to pick up food from the road and eat it if it is fit

1:03 And do not leave it to the devil

1:06 Whoever is in doubt about the ruling on something

1:09 He must leave it and stay away from it

1:14 On the authority of Al-Nawaz bin Samaan, may God be pleased with him

1:18 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

1:22 Righteousness is good character, and sin is whatever wavers in your soul

1:27 I hated for people to see it

1:31 Narrated by Muslim

1:33 No hesitation in it

1:35 One of the benefits of talking

1:39 Encouraging good morals due to its great status in Islam

1:44 And it saves us from sin and transgression

1:47 To sin on a matan

1:50 To hesitate and move

1:53 And people hate being informed about it

1:56 Because it is shameful, the shy person avoids revealing it

2:01 There is evidence in the hadith that the soul has a feeling that is inherent in nature

2:06 What you praise and criticize

2:09 She is able to distinguish sin from righteousness

2:13 Because God created His servants to know the truth, be at rest in it, and accept it

2:19 He concentrated in his character the love for that and the aversion to its opposite

2:26 On the authority of Wabisa bin Ma’bad, may God be pleased with him, he said

2:30 I came to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

2:34 He said: You have come to ask about righteousness

2:38 I said yes

2:40 He said: Consult your heart

2:43 Righteousness makes the soul reassured and the heart reassured

2:49 Sin is something that gnaws at the soul and hesitates in the chest

2:53 Even if people give you a fatwa and give you a fatwa

2:56 Narrated by Ahmed and Al-Darimi

2:59 Ask your heart, that is, seek a fatwa from your heart

3:05 It was hesitated in the chest, meaning it was not explained to him

3:09 One of the benefits of talking

3:13 One of the miracles of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace

3:17 Telling the questioner what he wants to ask about before he asks

3:22 This is from the unseen that God has revealed to him

3:26 Truth and falsehood are not confused by the discerning believer

3:30 Rather, the truth is known by the light that is upon it

3:33 His heart accepts it and rejects falsehood

3:37 He denies it and does not recognize it

3:40 This hadith does not indicate the claim of some Sufis

3:46 Inspiration and revelation are evidences that lead to knowledge of rulings

3:51 On the authority of Abu Saru’a Uqba bin Al-Harith, may God be pleased with him

3:57 He married the daughter of Abu Ihab bin Aziz

4:01 A woman came and said:

4:04 I breastfed Uqba and the one he married

4:09 Uqba told her

4:11 I don't know that you breastfed me or told me

4:15 So he rode to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, in Medina

4:20 So he asked him

4:22 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

4:26 How it was said

4:28 Uqba left her and she married another husband

4:33 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

4:36 How it was said

4:39 That is, how did you meet after that?

4:42 It has been said that you are my breastfeeding brothers

4:46 One of the benefits of talking

4:49 What is forbidden by lineage is forbidden from breastfeeding

4:53 The breastfeeding woman’s testimony from the person she breastfed is sufficient to prove breastfeeding

4:59 The Companions, may God be pleased with them, were keen to stand up for the true ruling

5:05 Even if it was difficult

5:08 Where Uqba bin Al-Harith rode from Mecca to Medina

5:12 To ask the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

5:16 One from whom a ruling is hidden or a matter is suspected

5:21 He has to ask the scholars

5:24 The desirability of journeying in pursuit of knowledge

5:28 Whoever knows the Sharia ruling must abide by it

5:34 The Muslim servant should abandon suspicion

5:37 He is careful about his religion and his honor

5:42 On the authority of Al-Hasan bin Ali, may God be pleased with him, what he said

5:46 I learned it from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

5:51 Leave what doubts you for what does not doubt you

5:55 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

5:57 What it means is to abandon what you doubt

6:00 And take what you do not doubt

6:03 One of the benefits of talking

6:07 Suspects should be identified and avoided

6:11 For the believer does not have any doubt about what is purely permissible

6:16 Rather, the soul finds peace and reassurance in Him

6:20 As for suspicions

6:22 This causes anxiety and confusion in the hearts that lead to doubt

6:29 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said

6:32 It belonged to Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him

6:36 A boy for whom the tax is paid

6:39 Abu Bakr used to eat from his abscess

6:42 One day he brought something

6:44 So Abu Bakr ate from it

6:47 The boy said to him

6:49 You know what this is?

6:51 Abu Bakr said

6:53 And what is it

6:55 He said

6:56 You speculated about a person in pre-Islamic times

7:00 How good is fortune-telling?

7:02 But I deceived him

7:04 He met me

7:06 So he gave me this from which I ate

7:10 So Abu Bakr inserted his hand

7:12 He vomited everything in his stomach

7:16 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

7:18 Abscess

7:21 Something that makes him master over his slave

7:24 Perform it to the master every day

7:27 The rest of his earnings go to the slave

7:30 The abscess comes out

7:33 That is, he brings him what he earns from the tax

7:36 I speculated

7:38 That is, I told him what would be without evidence

7:43 One of the benefits of talking

7:46 The piety of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him

7:49 Make sure that nothing forbidden enters his stomach

7:53 Statement of the prohibition of fortune-telling

7:57 And so is Helwan the priest

8:00 It has been proven that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

8:04 He forbade Helwan the priest

8:07 It is permissible to eat from a boy’s abscess

8:11 The origin of Muslim food

8:14 It is halal

8:16 It should not be asked about

8:19 Unless it appears inviolable

8:22 It is not permissible to eat the food of someone who knows that what is for him is forbidden

8:27 And about Nafi

8:31 Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him

8:34 The tax for the first immigrants was four thousand

8:39 He imposed three thousand and five hundred dollars on his son

8:43 So he was told

8:45 He is an immigrant

8:47 I did not decrease it

8:49 But his father immigrated with him

8:52 He says

8:53 It is not like he immigrated himself

8:56 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

8:58 One of the benefits of talking

9:02 The piety of Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him

9:05 The virtue of the first immigrants

9:09 Those who went out on their own to flee from their religion, seeking the face of God

9:15 The imam may impose a duty for some people of faith to help them live

9:21 This includes those who devote themselves to advocacy and knowledge

9:25 On the authority of Attiya bin Urwa Al-Saadi, the Companion, may God be pleased with him, he said

9:32 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

9:36 The servant does not attain the level of being one of the pious

9:40 So it's called something ok

9:43 Be careful of what is wrong

9:46 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

9:48 One of the benefits of talking

9:53 Eating permissible food is one of the characteristics of the righteous

9:57 Piety is a veil between the servant and doubts

10:03 Part of piety is to protect oneself from suspicion and turn away from it

10:10 Chapter on the desirability of isolation when people and times are corrupt

10:14 Or fear of temptation in religion, falling into forbidden things, suspicions, and the like

10:21 God Almighty said

10:24 So they fled to God

10:26 I am a clear warner to you from him

10:31 On the authority of Saad bin Abi Waqqas, may God be pleased with him, he said

10:36 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

10:41 God loves the pious, rich, and hidden servant

10:46 Narrated by Muslim

10:49 What is meant by rich is the rich of soul

10:53 As mentioned above in the authentic hadith

10:57 One of the benefits of talking

10:59 The virtue of separating from people while being obedient to God

11:03 When there is fear of strife and people’s corruption

11:06 Proving the quality of love for God

11:10 And He loves His obedient servant

11:13 Explaining the qualities that necessitate God’s love for His servants

11:17 It is piety, humility, and contentment with what God has divided

11:22 Wealth is not abundant in supply and money

11:27 Rather, wealth is the wealth of the soul

11:29 The best deeds are those that are sincere for the sake of God Almighty

11:34 It is hidden and not revealed to the servants

11:37 Fear of hypocrisy and fame

11:40 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, he said

11:45 A man said

11:47 Which people are better, O Messenger of God?

11:50 He said

11:53 A believer who strives with his life and his wealth for the sake of God

11:58 He said

11:59 Then who

12:01 He said

12:02 Then a man secluded himself in a mountainous region, worshiping his Lord

12:07 And in a novel

12:09 He fears God

12:11 He spares people from his evil

12:13 Agreed

12:15 One of the benefits of talking

12:19 It is desirable to ask about what a person needs regarding matters of religion

12:24 The virtue of the Mujahid for sacrificing himself and his money for the sake of God

12:30 Mixing with people when they are corrupt

12:34 A reason to commit sins

12:37 It is permissible for people to isolate themselves when strife occurs

12:41 Because of its safety from pests

12:44 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, he said

12:50 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

12:54 It is about to be the best Muslim wealth

12:57 Sheep followed by the tops of the mountains

13:01 And country sites

13:03 He flees temptation with his religion

13:06 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

13:08 And the hair of the mountains

13:11 Above it

13:14 It's about to get close

13:16 Qatar locations

13:18 That is, the places on the grass where the rain falls

13:22 If it hits the ground, it will weed

13:27 One of the benefits of talking

13:29 Flee from temptation

13:31 The path of salvation for believers

13:34 Because it is the maintenance of religion

13:38 The best wealth of a Muslim is spoils that he grazes on permissible grass

13:43 Where he earns a good living

13:46 Isolation is a relief from bad company

13:51 Permission to be naked during times of temptation

13:54 It was forbidden to those who migrated for the sake of God

13:58 To return after his migration as a Bedouin

14:02 However, he permitted it when temptations occurred

14:06 Isolation is recommended for those who fear for their religion

14:11 Hadith is one of the signs of prophecy

14:14 What the truthful and trustworthy told him happened

14:17 The believer can hardly survive by himself, day or night

14:22 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

14:26 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

14:30 God did not send a prophet except to herd sheep

14:34 And his companions said

14:36 And you

14:38 He said

14:39 Yes

14:40 I used to sponsor her on carats for the people of Mecca

14:44 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

14:48 One of the benefits of talking

14:50 God inspired all the prophets before prophecy to herd sheep

14:55 So that they can have dates under her care

14:58 For what they cost to do people's politics

15:03 Mixing with sheep

15:06 He gets dreams, groans, and pity from her

15:09 Because they are patient in grazing and collecting them after they are dispersed in the pasture

15:15 He repelled her enemy who attacked her from seven and other things

15:19 And their knowledge of their different natures and the severity of their differences

15:23 With her weakness and need for someone to support her

15:27 Have patience with the nation

15:30 He tolerated their different natures and different minds

15:34 So they had to break it

15:36 And be kind to her weak ones

15:38 And do good to her abuser

15:41 This is out of God Almighty’s care and care for His prophets

15:46 Raising them to gradually carry the trust and convey the message

15:51 The sheep were herded by the prophets

15:54 Because it is weaker than others

15:57 And because they disperse more than camels and cows

16:01 The humility of the prophets, peace and blessings be upon them

16:06 Because they work with simple crafts

16:09 It is desirable for the servant to provide his sustenance with lawful food

16:12 Even if it is small, there is blessing in it for whoever is content

16:17 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

16:22 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

16:26 It is the best livelihood for people

16:29 A man holding the reins of his horse for the sake of God

16:33 Fly on board

16:35 Whenever he hears a scream or panic

16:38 He flew towards him, seeking to kill or die in vain

16:43 Or a man with spoils at the top of one of these branches

16:48 Or the belly of one of these valleys

16:51 He performs prayers and pays zakat

16:54 He worships his Lord until certainty comes to him

16:58 There are only good people

17:02 Narrated by Muslim

17:04 Fly, i.e. accelerate

17:07 And his back

17:10 And the sound of terror is the sound of war

17:13 And panic is like it

17:16 The fluorescence of an object is the places where it is suspected to be present

17:22 The word “ghanimah” means sheep

17:25 Al-Sha`fa is the highest mountain

17:29 Anan means the bridle that the animal holds

17:35 He wants to kill

17:37 That is, he asks it from the infidels in jihad

17:41 Certainty, meaning death

17:44 There are only good people

17:47 That is, he does not mix with people except for good purposes

17:51 One of the benefits of talking

17:55 The virtue of jihad, preparation for it, and advancement through it

17:59 Refreshing oneself with it in order to seek martyrdom for the sake of God

18:05 The virtue of herding sheep

18:07 Because of its sufficient provision and halal earning

18:11 When people retire in a time of strife and corruption

18:15 Whoever mixes with people, Muslims should be safe from his hands and tongue

18:23 Isolation due to temptation

18:25 There should be no obstacle between the servant and the implementation of the legal rulings in their proper manner

18:31 Of prayer, fasting, alms, and Hajj

18:35 Riyad Al-Saleh, O Riyad Al-Salehin

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