Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (90) | The continuation of the book The Gift and Its Virtue

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0:12 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari

0:16 Chapter: A man gives a gift to his wife and a woman to her husband

0:22 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, what he said

0:26 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

0:29 We have nothing like the Sioux

0:32 Who returns in his gift

0:34 Like a dog regurgitating its vomit

0:37 In a novel

0:39 One who returns to his gift is like one who returns to his vomit

0:44 Comment on the hadith

0:47 Not for us

0:48 That is, we should not

0:50 Like soo

0:52 What is meant by the example of the Su?

0:54 Being described as reprehensible

0:57 It resembles the vilest animals in their vilest conditions

1:02 He comes back

1:03 That is, he returns

1:04 Vomiting

1:05 Vomiting

1:06 Food extracted from the stomach before it is completely digested

1:11 One of the benefits of talking

1:15 Benefit from talking

1:17 Repulsion from resembling the characteristics of reprehensible animals

1:22 In it, setting an example communicates a command and a prohibition in the soul

1:29 Chapter: A woman’s gift to someone other than her husband and her emancipation if she has a husband

1:34 It is permissible if you are not foolish

1:39 On the authority of Maymunah bint Al-Harith, may God be pleased with her

1:43 She freed a child without asking permission from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:49 When it was her day that came to her

1:53 she said

1:54 I felt, O Messenger of God, that I had freed my daughter

1:59 He said

2:00 Did you do it?

2:01 She said yes

2:03 He said

2:04 But if you gave her your maternal uncles

2:07 In a novel

2:09 Some of your uncles have arrived

2:11 Your reward will be greater

2:14 Comment on the hadith

2:17 Nascent

2:19 Any nation

2:20 She had a black slave girl

2:23 That day

2:24 That is, its shift and its division

2:27 I felt

2:28 That is, I informed

2:30 I gave it

2:32 That is, I gave it away

2:33 Your uncles

2:35 Her maternal uncles were from Bani Hilal

2:38 Greater

2:39 Any more and better

2:42 One of the benefits of talking

2:46 There is evidence in the hadith for whoever said it

2:48 Giving away a relative is better than emancipation

2:52 It includes guiding the wife to virtuous deeds and noble affairs

2:57 It is permissible for a woman to give away her money without her husband’s permission

3:04 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said

3:07 He was the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

3:10 If he wants to travel

3:12 I knock among his wives

3:15 Where did her arrow come out?

3:17 He went out with him

3:19 He used to distribute to each woman the comfort of her day and night

3:24 However, Sawda was the daughter of Zam’a

3:27 She gave her day and night to Aisha, the wife of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

3:33 By doing so, she seeks the satisfaction of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

3:39 Comment on the hadith

3:42 Knock

3:43 Pumpkin

3:44 Arrows with names written on them

3:47 Whoever gets an arrow from it

3:49 He got lucky

3:52 He came out with it

3:54 That is, he accompanied her, may God bless him and grant him peace, on his travels

3:58 You want

3:59 That is, you ask

4:01 One of the benefits of talking

4:04 Benefit from talking

4:06 The legality of the lottery in the division between the partners

4:11 It is permissible for a woman to waive some of her necessary rights to her husband

4:18 Door

4:19 How is the slave and the property taken possession of?

4:23 On the authority of Al-Miswar Ibn Makhramah

4:25 That his father Makhramah told him

4:27 My son

4:29 It has reached me that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was approached by cellars

4:34 He divides it

4:36 So take us to him

4:38 So we went

4:39 We found the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, in his house

4:44 He said to me

4:45 My son

4:46 Pray for me the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

4:50 So I magnified that

4:52 So I said

4:53 I pray for you, the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

4:57 And he said

4:58 My son

4:59 He is not mighty

5:02 So I invited him

5:04 In a novel

5:05 So my father stood at the door and spoke

5:08 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, recognized his voice

5:12 He came out wearing a robe of brocade buttoned with gold

5:18 In a novel

5:19 He sees him as a virtue

5:21 And he said

5:23 Oh makhramah

5:24 We've got this for you

5:27 In a novel

5:28 I hid this for you

5:30 I hid this for you

5:32 So he gave it to him

5:35 In a novel

5:36 There was severity in his character

5:39 And in a novel

5:40 And he said

5:41 Radha Makhramah

5:44 Comment on the hadith

5:47 Cellars

5:49 Any tight foreign clothing

5:52 So I magnified that

5:53 That is, the biggest one

5:55 This speech does not befit the status of prophethood

5:59 He is not mighty

6:01 That is, he is not an unjust king

6:04 From brocade

6:06 Clothes taken from aprisum

6:10 Buttoned

6:11 That is, it has buttons

6:13 We hid it for you

6:15 That is, we hid it for you

6:18 One of the benefits of talking

6:21 Benefit from talking

6:23 It is desirable to compose hearts

6:26 It indicates that the arrest takes place once it is transferred to the recipient

6:33 Chapter on a gift that is disliked to be worn

6:37 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

6:40 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, came to Fatima’s house

6:44 He did not enter her

6:47 And he came to me

6:48 So I mentioned that to him

6:50 So he mentioned it to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

6:54 He said

6:55 I saw Moshiya's curtain on her door

6:59 And he said

7:00 What do I have to do with the world?

7:03 Ali came to her and mentioned that to her

7:06 And she said

7:07 To order me to do whatever he wanted

7:10 He said

7:11 Send it to so-and-so

7:14 People in a household are in need

7:17 Comment on the hadith

7:20 So I mentioned that to him

7:22 That is, Fatima, may God be pleased with her, mentioned Ali, may God be pleased with him

7:27 The coming of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his return

7:32 You will see Moshia

7:34 Moshi is striped in winter colours

7:38 Send it

7:39 That is, send it and give it in charity

7:42 A house with a need

7:44 That is, to benefit from it as a protection against cold

7:47 From bedding, blankets, or clothing

7:51 One of the benefits of talking

7:55 Benefit from talking

7:57 He hates entering a house that contains something he hates

8:01 It includes abandoning the place of legal violations

8:05 It contains an explanation of the jurisprudence of Fatima, may God be pleased with her

8:08 And her sense of mind

8:10 She did not take the initiative to spoil the story

8:13 Rather, she said, “Let him command me to do whatever he wants.”

8:17 It involves a man disciplining his married daughter

8:24 On the authority of Ali, may God be pleased with him, he said

8:27 He presented to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, a car seat

8:32 So I wore it

8:33 I saw anger in his face

8:36 So I split it between my women

8:40 Comment on the hadith

8:43 Ciara solved

8:45 It is a kind of coldness mixed with silk like thongs

8:49 So I split it

8:51 That is, I divided it

8:53 One of the benefits of talking

8:57 Benefit from talking

8:58 Anger at seeing evil

9:01 It prohibits men from wearing silk

9:07 Chapter on accepting gifts from polytheists

9:11 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him, he said

9:14 The Sundus Jubbah was given as a gift to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

9:19 He forbade silk

9:21 People were amazed by her

9:23 And he said

9:25 By the One in whose hand is Muhammad’s soul

9:27 When Nadil Saad bin Moaz is in heaven better than this

9:33 Comment on the hadith

9:37 A gift was given to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

9:41 Al-Mahdi is definitely Raduma Al-Jandal

9:44 Sundus

9:46 That is, delicate brocade

9:48 When we call

9:50 The handkerchief

9:51 A piece of cloth used to remove damage

9:55 Better

9:56 Which is better and better

9:59 One of the benefits of talking

10:03 In the hadith, there is a niqab by Saad bin Muadh, may God be pleased with him

10:07 It is permissible to gift something that is disliked to wear

10:11 It prohibits men from wearing silk

10:16 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him

10:19 A Jewish woman came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, with a poisoned sheep

10:25 So he ate from it

10:27 So bring it

10:29 So it was said

10:30 Don't we kill her?

10:32 He said no

10:33 I still know it in the whims of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

10:40 Comment on the hadith

10:43 Jewish

10:45 Her name is Zainab

10:46 He disagreed about her conversion to Islam

10:49 In distractions

10:50 Aha

10:51 It is the flesh at the top of the throat at the far end of the mouth

10:56 One of the benefits of talking

11:00 The hadith indicates eating the food of someone whose food it is permissible to eat

11:05 Without asking about its origin

11:07 The basic principle is that things should be safe

11:11 Until there is evidence for others

11:14 The same applies to what is sold in the Muslim market

11:17 It is presumed to be safe until it becomes clear otherwise

11:24 Chapter on giving gifts to polytheists

11:27 On the authority of Asmaa bint Abi Bakr, may God be pleased with her, she said

11:32 My mother came to me and she is a polytheist

11:35 During the era of the Quraysh, when they made a treaty with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

11:40 She spent her time with her father

11:43 So she asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

11:47 And she said

11:48 O Messenger of God

11:49 My mother came to me willingly

11:53 Shall I remove it?

11:55 He said

11:56 Yes

11:57 Pray it

11:59 Comment on the hadith

12:02 My mother

12:03 Her name is Fatima

12:05 During the era of Quraysh

12:07 That is, between Al-Hudaybiyyah and Al-Fath

12:10 willing

12:12 Some of them said

12:13 In Islam

12:14 Some of them said

12:16 In connection

12:18 One of the benefits of talking

12:22 Some have used this hadith as evidence that it is obligatory for the infidel parents to provide for the Muslim child

12:29 It contains the legitimacy of bidding farewell to the people of war and treating them during the time of truce

12:35 It permits travel to visit a relative

12:38 It contains an explanation of the virtue of Asma, may God be pleased with her

12:42 Where she investigated her religion

12:45 The hadith indicates the necessity of caution and investigation

12:52 Door

12:54 On the authority of Abdullah bin Ubaid Allah bin Abi Malika

12:57 Bani Suhaib is a client of Ibn Jadaan

13:00 Invite two houses and a room

13:03 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave that to Suhayb

13:08 Marwan said

13:10 Who can bear witness to this?

13:13 They said Ibn Omar

13:15 So he called him and he testified

13:17 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave Suhayb two houses and a room

13:24 Marwan gave his testimony to them

13:28 Comment on the hadith

13:31 Suhaib is the son of Sinan bin Khalid Al-Mawsili and then Al-Rumi, may God be pleased with him

13:38 Marwan is the son of Al-Hakam bin Abi Al-Aas

13:41 At that time, the governor of Medina was Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan, may God be pleased with him

13:48 So he decided, meaning he ruled

13:51 One of the benefits of talking

13:54 The hadith indicates the necessity of establishing testimony

13:59 It contains the statement of Fadl bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both

14:03 The hadith is evidence for those who say that the testimony of someone who is famous for his justice is accepted

14:11 Chapter on what was said about age and rank

14:15 On the authority of Jabir, may God be pleased with him, he said

14:18 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, ruled that Al-Amri be the one for whom it was granted

14:24 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

14:27 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

14:31 Al-Omari is a prize

14:33 Comment on the hadith

14:37 Chapter on what was said about Al-Omari and Al-Raqbi

14:40 Al-Rakbi is for a man to say to a man

14:44 I love you dearly

14:46 If it extends before you, it is yours

14:49 And if it extends before me, it is mine

14:52 By my age

14:53 For a man to tell others

14:55 I made him my home

14:57 That is, I made it his for the duration of my life

15:01 And it was given

15:04 Prize

15:05 Any award for the centenarian

15:07 Al-Maamari will have no right to it after that

15:12 One of the benefits of talking

15:16 Benefit from talking

15:18 Al-Omari was awarded a prize

15:21 It encourages charity

15:24 The hadith indicates caution in gifts

15:30 Chapter on those who borrowed horses, animals, etc. from people

15:36 On the authority of Anas he said:

15:38 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was the best of people

15:42 The finest people and the bravest people

15:46 The people of the city were terrified one night

15:49 The people left before the sound

15:52 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, received them

15:55 People have already heard the sound

15:57 And he says

15:59 You will not observe. You will not observe

16:02 He was riding a horse belonging to Abu Talha, wearing no saddle

16:07 There is a sword around his neck

16:09 In a novel

16:11 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, borrowed it

16:14 A horse from Abu Talha called Al-Mundub

16:18 And in a novel

16:20 He was picking or there was picking

16:24 And he said

16:25 In a novel

16:27 We didn't see anything

16:29 And in a novel

16:30 What horror we saw

16:33 I found it by sea

16:36 Or it's a sea

16:38 In a novel

16:39 What happened after that day?

16:43 Comment on the hadith

16:47 The best people, that is, the best of them

16:50 And the finest people

16:52 That is, the most generous of them

16:54 Panic

16:55 That is, he was afraid

16:56 The people left before the sound

16:59 That is, people started running after him

17:02 You will not be considerate

17:04 That is, do not panic

17:06 By Abu Talha

17:07 His name is Zaid bin Sahl, may God be pleased with him

17:11 Saddle

17:12 It is what is put on the animal to ride

17:16 I found it by sea

17:17 A metaphor for the speed of the horse

17:21 One of the benefits of talking

17:24 Benefit from talking

17:26 Naked animal passport

17:29 It states that the loan is returned to its owner

17:33 It contains a statement of the courage of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

17:38 It contains guidance on calming people down and being kind to them

17:42 When calamities occur

17:46 Borrowing door for the bride during construction

17:50 What Mona said about

17:52 I entered upon Aisha, may God be pleased with her

17:56 On it is a Qatari shield worth five dirhams

18:00 And she said

18:02 Lift your eyes to my maid

18:04 Look at her

18:06 She likes to wear it at home

18:10 I had some of them as a shield during the time of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

18:16 She was not a woman of faith in Medina

18:20 Unless she sent Elia to borrow it

18:24 Comment on the hadith

18:28 The shield is a woman's shirt

18:31 Qatar is relative to a place in Bahrain

18:35 They are clothes made of thick cotton

18:38 It was said otherwise

18:40 You are proud

18:41 That is, you are arrogant or arrogant

18:44 Certainty

18:45 That is, she dresses up for her wedding

18:49 One of the benefits of talking

18:52 Benefit from talking

18:54 Legitimacy of being undressed for marriage

18:58 It is an act of kindness that follows habit and custom

19:02 It indicates that a woman may wear good clothes in her home

19:07 And what some servants wear

19:10 It contains a statement of Aisha’s humility, may God be pleased with her

19:14 And he took it with Balgha when he was left

19:19 Chapter on the virtue of goodness

19:22 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

19:25 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

19:29 Yes, charity

19:31 In a novel

19:32 Yes, good luck

19:34 The class vaccine is one of them

19:37 And the classy chat is one of them

19:40 You go with one vessel and go with another

19:44 Comment on the hadith

19:48 The good one

19:49 It is a camel or sheep that a man gives to another who milks it and then returns it

19:55 The vaccine

19:56 That is, a camel or sheep that has milk

20:00 Safi

20:01 That is, a lot of milk

20:04 You go with one vessel and go with another

20:07 That is, she milks one vessel in the morning and another in the evening

20:11 One of the benefits of talking

20:15 Benefit from talking

20:17 Guidance to meet the needs of the poor through constant charity

20:23 In it, the gift is part of ongoing charity

20:26 It brings sustenance in the morning and evening

20:32 On the authority of Ibn Shihab

20:34 On the authority of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, he said

20:38 When the immigrants came to Medina from Mecca

20:41 And nothing in their hands means anything

20:45 The Ansar were the people of land and property

20:49 So the Ansar agreed with them that they would give them the fruits of their money every year

20:54 It is enough for them to work and provide food

20:57 His mother was Umm Anas or Umm Salim

21:01 She was the mother of Abdullah bin Abi Talha

21:04 She gave Umm Anas to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, a meal

21:11 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave them to Umm Ayman, his mistress

21:16 Umm Osama bin Zaid

21:19 In a novel

21:20 The man used to give the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, palm trees

21:26 Until Gereida and Nazir opened

21:29 And the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

21:32 When he finished killing the people of Khaybar

21:35 So he left for the city

21:37 The immigrants returned to the Ansar the gifts they had given them of their fruits

21:44 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, returned her torture to his mother

21:49 In a novel

21:51 My family ordered me to go to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

21:56 So ask him what they gave him or part of it

21:59 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, had given him Umm Ayman

22:05 Then Umm Ayman came and put the garment around my neck

22:09 She says

22:10 No, by Him there is no god but Him

22:13 He does not give them to you and he gave them to me

22:17 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave Umm Ayman their place in his wall

22:24 In a novel

22:26 He gave her ten times as much

22:29 Comment on the hadith

22:32 So the Ansar divided them

22:34 That is, they agreed

22:36 It is enough for them to work and provide food

22:39 This is a matter of course

22:42 Adhaaa is the plural of Aazaqa

22:44 It is the palm tree

22:46 What is meant is that she was given palm trees

22:49 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave them

22:53 That is, give them

22:55 And when the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, finished killing the people of Khaybar

23:00 That is, it is not finished

23:03 So he left

23:04 That is, he returned

23:06 Reply

23:07 That is, he returned

23:08 Their wails

23:10 The good one

23:11 She is a camel and a sheep given to be milked and to benefit from its milk

23:16 This is its origin

23:18 Then I have given every gift

23:22 Which they were given

23:24 That is, what they gave them

23:27 His mother

23:28 That is, Umm Anas

23:30 Their place

23:31 No compensation for it

23:33 He gave it tenfold

23:36 From his wall

23:38 That is, from his garden

23:40 He makes palm trees for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

23:44 Any grant is returned

23:46 So I put the garment around my neck

23:49 A metaphor for her anger

23:52 One of the benefits of talking

23:56 Benefit from talking

23:58 Guidance to console the Brotherhood

24:01 And in it is the virtue of the Ansar

24:03 He had good morals and generosity

24:07 And love of Islam and its people

24:10 In it, the blessing is one of the gifts of benefits

24:13 It is valid to retrieve it at any time

24:17 It is permissible to swear an oath without swearing an oath

24:20 The hadith indicates that a gift of palm trees is not charity

24:25 Because the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, accepted it

24:30 It is permissible to give the gift to others

24:33 After you own its benefit

24:36 In it, there is a blessing if one does not need it

24:39 It was returned to its owners

24:41 It says that if a man gives a poor person a good gift, he will have it

24:46 Then he wanted to return the gift to its owner

24:49 To dispense with accepting supplications

24:52 Instead of that poor one

24:57 On the authority of Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with them both, he said

25:01 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

25:05 Forty strands

25:07 The highest are Muniha Al-Anz

25:10 No worker works with a strand of it

25:13 Hoping for its reward and believing in its promises

25:17 Except that God will admit him to Paradise

25:21 Comment on the hadith

25:24 A trait is any characteristic or branch

25:28 Maneeha Al-Anz

25:30 Al-Anz is the female goat

25:33 Hope for its reward

25:35 That is, to get her reward

25:38 And believing its promises

25:40 That is, what is definitely known on the tongue of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

25:46 One of the benefits of talking

25:50 Benefit from talking

25:52 Statement of the virtue of Maniha Al-Anz

25:54 And milk fulfills the need

25:57 The hadith indicates that sincerity is one of the conditions for accepting work

26:02 It includes the obligation to believe in the reward promised by the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace

Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari | Episode (90) | The continuation of the book The Gift and Its Virtue

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