Name: رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (9) | باب الصبر(4)
Uploaded: 2026-07-04
Duration: 944 s
Description: budoorzahera — Hadith lesson series with full transcripts, translation and audio in sixteen languages.

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 patience

0:15 On the authority of Ibn Masoudh, may God be pleased with him, he said:

0:18 When it was a day of nostalgia

0:21 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, preferred people in the division

0:26 Al-Aqra' gave Ibn Habis a hundred camels

0:30 Ibn Hisn gave a similar example

0:33 He gave gifts to some of the noble Arabs and influenced them in the division at that time

0:39 A man said

0:41 By God, this is an unjust division

0:45 And what I want is the face of God

0:48 So I said, By God, I will inform the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

0:54 So I went to him and told him what he said

0:57 Then his face changed until it looked like a drain

1:01 Then he said: Who will be just if God and His Messenger do not be just?

1:07 Then he said, “May God have mercy on Moses.”

1:11 He has been harmed more than this, so be patient

1:15 So I said, “There is no crime that I will not raise a conversation about after that.”

1:21 Agreed

1:23 And his saying is like sharf

1:25 It is a red dye

1:27 Nostalgia

1:30 A valley between Mecca and Taif

1:33 People, i.e. those whose hearts are composed, the free ones, and the leaders of the Arabs who form them

1:41 The division is the division of the spoils of the Hawaz tribe

1:46 He favored them, meaning he gave them precious gifts

1:52 No offense really

1:55 One of the benefits of talking

1:58 It is permissible to single out a group for giving rather than another group

2:02 If the imam sees a valid benefit for that

2:06 From the legal policy of calling to God

2:11 Winning the hearts of nobles and people of prestige with whatever money they like

2:16 In every era there are enemies to the prophets and their followers

2:20 They challenge them and refute what they say

2:24 And they doubt themselves

2:27 It is obligatory to advise God, His Messenger, and the believers

2:31 Abdullah bin Masoud conveyed the words of those who attacked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, to him

2:39 Forgiving sins of meanness is an ancient tradition among the prophets

2:45 Moses, peace be upon him, was harmed, but he was patient

2:48 Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, was harmed and forgiven

2:53 The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, followed the example of his fellow prophets

2:58 In fulfillment of the Almighty’s saying, he is followed by His guidance

3:03 The Messenger is a human being who is affected by what humans are affected by

3:09 Whenever he denied something, was angry about something, or was pleased with something, he would know it on his face

3:17 The most just people, the most fearful of God, and the most knowledgeable of God

3:23 They are the messengers and prophets, may God’s prayers and peace be upon them

3:28 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said:

3:33 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

3:37 If God wants good for His servant, He hastens his punishment in this world

3:43 If God intends evil for His servant, He will hold back his sin until he repays it on the Day of Resurrection

3:52 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said that the greatness of the reward comes with the greatness of the calamity

4:00 If God Almighty loves a people, He tests them

4:05 Whoever is satisfied will have contentment, and whoever is discontent will have discontent

4:10 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi and said it is a good hadith

4:15 He comes to bring his sin, carrying it on his shoulders

4:21 One of the benefits of talking

4:24 Hastening the punishment in this world is a sign of the good that God intended for His servant

4:31 Because it is an expiation for sins and a reason for their disappearance

4:36 The torment of the Hereafter is more severe and more painful

4:39 If God does not intend good for him, He will delay his punishment until he is disgraced on the Day of Resurrection

4:47 People are afflicted according to their religion

4:51 Patience in the face of misfortunes and diseases is purification of sins

4:56 The believer must be satisfied with what he is afflicted with

5:01 Do not despair or be angry with him

5:04 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said:

5:07 Ibn Abu Talha, may God be pleased with him, was complaining

5:12 Abu Talha went out and arrested the boy

5:16 When Abu Talha returned, he said:

5:19 What my son did

5:21 Umm Salim, the boy’s mother, said

5:24 He lives as he was

5:27 So I brought dinner to him and he had dinner

5:30 Then it hit her

5:32 When he finished, she said, “See the boy.”

5:36 When Abu Talha became

5:39 He came to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and told him

5:43 He said, “You got married tonight.”

5:47 He said yes

5:49 He said, God bless them

5:52 She gave birth to a boy

5:54 Abu Talha said to me

5:57 Carry it until you bring it to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

6:02 He sent some dates with him

6:04 He said he had something in mind

6:07 He said yes dates

6:10 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, took it

6:13 So he chewed it

6:15 Then he took it from his mouth

6:17 And he did it to the boy

6:19 Then he refined it and named him Abdullah

6:23 Agreed

6:25 And in a narration by Al-Bukhari

6:27 Ibn Uyaynah said

6:29 A man from the Ansar said

6:32 I saw nine children, all of whom had read the Qur’an

6:37 I mean, one of the children of Abdullah, born

6:42 And in a narration by Muslim

6:44 A son of Abu Talha died from Umm Sulaym

6:48 She said to her family

6:50 Do not speak to Abu Talha about his son until I speak to him

6:56 So he came

6:57 So I brought him dinner and he ate and drank

7:01 Then she did the best thing for him that she had done before

7:06 So he fell into it

7:08 When she saw that he was satisfied and satisfied with her

7:12 She said

7:13 O Abu Talha!

7:15 Have you seen if some people lent their naked clothes to a family?

7:20 So they asked for their nakedness

7:22 Inspire them to stop them

7:24 He said no

7:26 And she said

7:27 So count your son

7:29 He said

7:30 So he got angry

7:31 Then he said

7:33 She left me even if I was stained

7:36 Then she told me about my son

7:38 So he set off until he came to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:43 So he told him what happened

7:46 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

7:50 May God bless your night

7:54 He said

7:55 So I got pregnant

7:56 He said

7:57 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was on a journey and she was with him

8:03 Whenever the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came to Medina from a journey, he would not go to it any other way

8:11 They approached the city

8:13 So the mob hit her

8:15 So Abu Talha detained her

8:18 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, set off

8:22 He said

8:23 Abu Talha says

8:25 You know, Lord

8:28 I like to go out with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, when he goes out

8:34 And enter with him if he enters

8:37 She was seized by what she saw

8:40 Umm Salim says

8:42 O Abu Talha!

8:43 What I find is what I was finding

8:46 Go

8:47 So we set off

8:49 The camp struck her as they advanced

8:52 She gave birth to a boy

8:54 My mother said to me

8:56 Oh Anas

8:57 No one breastfeeds him

8:59 Until you bring it to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

9:04 When it became

9:06 She tolerated him and took him to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

9:12 He mentioned the entire hadith

9:15 To complain

9:17 That is, he suffers from a disease

9:19 It does not mean that a complaint was issued against him

9:23 Ibn Abi Talha

9:25 He is Abu Omair

9:27 Which the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, used to joke with by saying:

9:32 Oh Abu Umair

9:34 What did Al-Naghir do?

9:36 He lives as he was

9:38 That is, his soul was inhabited by death

9:40 After she was worried and upset

9:44 Then it hit her

9:47 A metaphor for sexual intercourse

9:49 I made him up

9:51 That is, by improving the appearance with jewelry and the like

9:55 He signed it

9:56 That is, he collected it

9:58 See?

9:59 That is, tell me

10:01 Count your son

10:03 That is, seek the reward for your misfortune in your son from God Almighty

10:08 Stained

10:09 That is, you can have intercourse

10:12 He doesn't knock it

10:14 That is, he does not come there at night

10:17 Because he does not see anything in his family that he hates

10:20 She went into labor

10:23 That is, the pain of childbirth

10:26 One of the benefits of talking

10:28 The hadith contains a realistic example of a Muslim woman and a good wife

10:34 In her great mind and burning intelligence

10:38 Umm Salim’s patience with her son’s death

10:41 A role model for women

10:44 Be gentle in reporting a death or misfortune

10:48 Preferring the husband’s satisfaction over his sadness

10:52 This is part of the wife’s loyalty to her husband

10:56 The love of the Companions for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

11:00 Make sure to follow him and consult him

11:03 And be blessed with his company

11:06 The spouses must each alleviate the misfortune of the other

11:11 And they adorn each other

11:13 For constant companionship and enabling affection

11:17 Whoever leaves something for God, God will compensate him with something better

11:21 The legitimacy of delusional exhibits

11:25 If necessary

11:28 And that is not a lie

11:31 A woman’s diligence in working out her husband’s interests

11:35 And do his service

11:37 Umm Salim also made it

11:39 Where I brought dinner to him, so he had dinner

11:43 Answering the call of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

11:47 So he blessed their son born that night

11:51 His descendants were numerous and prosperous

11:54 It is desirable to entertain the afflicted person during calamities

11:58 As Umm Salim did with Abu Talha

12:02 When I set an example for him by being gentle

12:07 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

12:10 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

12:14 It's not extreme

12:18 But the strong one is the one who controls himself when angry

12:23 Agreed

12:25 The origin of the Arabic term “slavery” is someone who makes people fall a lot

12:30 One of the benefits of talking

12:34 Islam changed the pre-Islamic concept of power

12:38 To have decent morals that build a distinguished Muslim personality

12:43 The most powerful people

12:46 He is the one who took control of his soul and weaned it from its desires

12:50 Struggling with oneself and taking control of it

12:54 It is more difficult than fighting the enemy

12:58 It is necessary to avoid anger

13:01 Because of the physical, psychological and social damage it causes

13:06 Anger is a human trait

13:09 She is distracted by things, including self-control

13:13 The prohibition of assaulting others

13:16 In case of anger and other things

13:20 On the authority of Suleiman bin Sard, may God be pleased with him, he said:

13:24 Sitting with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

13:27 And two men are being investigated

13:30 One of them had his face red and his cheeks swollen

13:34 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

13:38 I know of a word that if he had said it, what he found would have gone away from him

13:44 If he said, “I seek refuge in God from the accursed Satan.”

13:49 What he found was gone

13:51 And they said to him

13:53 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

13:57 You seek refuge in God from the accursed Satan

14:02 Agreed

14:04 It becomes clear

14:06 That is, each of them insulted his friend

14:09 Odajah

14:11 The veins surrounding the neck that the slaughterer cuts

14:17 Word

14:18 It is a useful sentence

14:20 I seek refuge

14:21 That is, I seek refuge and hold fast

14:24 One of the benefits of talking

14:27 The hadith is derived from the Almighty’s saying

14:31 Or he will make you angry with Satan

14:35 So seek refuge in God

14:37 He is All-Hearing and All-Knowing

14:40 Anger is provoked by Satan

14:42 Because of the harm it causes in religion and this world

14:46 Therefore, his reason was cut off

14:49 It is Satan's whispering of seeking refuge

14:52 Companions are human beings

14:55 They emit the kind of anger that befalls the general public

15:00 However, they were distinguished by their quick response

15:03 To remind the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace

15:07 And do not persist in falsehood

15:10 The wisdom of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace

15:13 In calling to God

15:15 A reminder of God and advice to Muslims

15:18 That is what is expected

15:21 Not responding to advice

15:23 Do not address him directly

15:26 Desirability of giving advice to others

15:28 Even if they didn't ask for it

15:30 It is permissible to convey advice to those who did not hear it

15:34 To benefit from what is in it

15:37 Riyadh Al-Salehin

رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (9) | باب الصبر(4)

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