رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (44) | باب ملاطفة الأيتام والضَّعَفة والإِحسان إليهم

0:00 Riyad Al-Saleh from the words of the Master of Messengers, may God bless him and grant him peace

0:09 Chapter on loving the orphan, the daughters, and all the weak, the needy, and the downtrodden

0:19 Being kind to them, having compassion for them, being humble with them, and lowering one’s wings to them

0:27 God Almighty said

0:30 And lower your wings to the believers

0:34 And the Almighty said

0:36 And be patient with those who call on their Lord morning and evening, seeking His face

0:43 And let not your eyes turn away from them, desiring the adornments of this worldly life

0:49 And the Almighty said

0:51 As for the orphan, do not be defeated

0:54 As for the questioner, do not be discouraged

0:58 And the Almighty said

1:01 Have you seen the one who lies about religion?

1:04 That is the one who calls the orphan

1:08 He does not encourage feeding the poor

1:12 On the authority of Saad bin Abi Waqqas, may God be pleased with him, he said

1:18 We were with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, six people

1:23 The polytheists said to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:28 Expel these people, they do not dare against us

1:33 It was me, Bin Masoud, one of his men, Dhail, Bilal, and two men whom I cannot name

1:42 So what God wished for it to happen occurred to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:49 So he spoke to himself

1:51 Then God Almighty revealed

1:54 Do not drive away those who call on their Lord morning and evening, seeking His face

2:01 Narrated by Muslim

2:03 It occurred to the soul of the Messenger of God

2:07 That is, expelling them for their persistence

2:10 And out of hope for the imams of polytheism to convert to Islam

2:13 One of the benefits of talking

2:17 People of disbelief and hypocrisy only look at people with arrogance

2:22 They like to stand out from others in speaking, standing, and sitting

2:28 Every body and movement

2:31 The poor and vulnerable are the first to come

2:36 They are followers of the prophets

2:38 We must avoid harming righteous people and anything that makes them angry

2:44 Islam and faith are not restricted to any human being

2:49 He expels whomever He wants from God's servants and brings in whomever He wants

2:54 Islam is a universal calling

2:58 No one has superiority over anyone except through piety

3:02 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, did so due to his ijtihad

3:07 If he makes a mistake, he is corrected directly by revelation

3:12 He does not admit to being wrong

3:16 There is no favoritism in God's religion for anyone

3:19 Whoever makes a mistake, his mistake will be answered

3:24 The end does not justify the means

3:27 As long as the goal is legitimate

3:29 The method must be legitimate

3:33 The means are as important as the ends

3:36 He who established the end did not forget the means

3:42 On the authority of his father, Birah Aidh bin Omar Al-Muzani

3:46 He is one of the people of the pledge of allegiance to Al-Ridwan, may God be pleased with him

3:50 Abu Sufyan came to Salman, Suhaib, and Bilal with a group of people

3:57 They said: I did not take the swords of God from the enemy of God. He did not take them

4:03 Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, said

4:06 Would you say this to the sheikh and master of Quraysh?

4:11 So he came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and told him

4:15 He said: O Abu Bakr!

4:18 Maybe you made them angry

4:20 Because you made them angry, you made your Lord angry

4:25 He came to them and said

4:27 Brothers, I made you angry

4:31 They said no

4:33 May God forgive you, my brother

4:36 Narrated by Muslim

4:38 Saying he didn't take it

4:41 That is, she did not receive her rights from him

4:44 One of the benefits of talking

4:48 It is desirable to fight the enemies of God through psychological warfare

4:53 To destroy their morale

4:56 It is permissible to object to someone who has sinned against other people

5:01 Asking for the love of believers and being kind to them

5:06 Brothers in God

5:09 They carry each other's words in the best possible way

5:13 And they ask each other for excuses

5:17 Harming the righteous is fighting against God

5:20 As in the hadith of the guardian

5:24 The Companions, may God be pleased with them, were keen not to anger God

5:29 They quickly regret it and return to the truth

5:32 And do not persist in falsehood

5:36 On the authority of Sahl bin Saad, may God be pleased with him, he said:

5:41 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

5:45 I and the infidel orphan will be in Paradise like this

5:49 He gestured with his index and middle fingers

5:53 And a break between them

5:55 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

5:58 And the infidel of the orphan who takes care of his affairs

6:02 The little orphan whose father died

6:08 The index finger that follows the thumb

6:12 Explain any difference between them

6:16 One of the benefits of talking

6:20 Encouragement to care for the orphan and take care of his money

6:25 And that is a reason for entering Paradise

6:28 And accompanying the prophets, the truthful ones, the martyrs and the righteous

6:34 And those are good companions

6:37 Ibn Battal said

6:40 It is a right for whoever heard this hadith

6:43 To work with it

6:45 He will be the companion of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, in Paradise

6:50 There is no better status in the afterlife than that

6:54 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

7:00 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

7:04 An orphan is an infidel to himself or to someone else

7:07 He and I are like these two in heaven

7:11 The narrator, Malik bin Anas, pointed out

7:14 With the index and middle fingers

7:17 Narrated by Muslim

7:19 And his saying, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:22 The orphan belongs to him or to someone else

7:25 It means close to or foreign to him

7:29 A relative is like being sponsored by his mother or grandfather

7:33 Or his brother or other relatives

7:37 And God knows best

7:39 One of the benefits of talking

7:43 Another issue added to the previous hadith

7:47 It expands the concept of the orphan

7:50 It even includes relatives and foreigners

7:53 And the virtue of sponsoring an orphan

7:56 It transcends them all

8:00 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

8:04 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

8:08 He is not the poor person who is rejected by dates and dates

8:13 On the condyle and the two condyles

8:16 But the poor person is the one who abstains

8:20 Agreed

8:22 And in a narration in the two Sahihs

8:25 Not the poor person who wanders around people

8:28 One bite and two bites return him

8:31 And the dates and the two dates

8:34 But the poor person who does not have enough money can make him rich

8:38 He does not realize it and gives it in charity

8:41 He does not stand up and ask people

8:44 The poor, the needy, the deprived

8:50 Most deserving of charity

8:52 He becomes chaste

8:54 That is, he leaves the question with his need and poverty

8:58 He does not notice, that is, he does not pay attention

9:03 One of the benefits of talking

9:05 The needy person who does not ask people urgently

9:09 Or not with charity from Tawaf

9:12 Insulting people's questions

9:16 Luck for abstinence

9:19 As God Almighty said

9:22 The ignorant person thinks they are rich because of their abstinence

9:26 Poorness is an adjective that is praised if it is accompanied by abstinence from asking questions

9:32 And patience in the face of hardship

9:34 And being satisfied with what God has divided

9:38 Praise life in all circumstances and at times

9:42 And it only brings goodness

9:45 Desirability of investigation

9:47 To put charity in fairness to chastity

9:51 Without insistence or definition

9:55 It is permissible to give in charity, even if it is a small amount

9:58 Like a date or a bite

10:00 It is a protection from fire

10:04 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

10:08 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

10:12 Seeking the widow and the poor

10:15 Like a Mujahid for the sake of God

10:18 I think he said it

10:20 And like the One who does not waver

10:23 Like a fasting person who does not let up

10:27 Agreed

10:29 The widow

10:32 That is, a woman whose husband died

10:35 Al-Qaim

10:37 That is, in prayer, diligently

10:40 He does not waver

10:41 That is, it does not go

10:43 So he stops attending to worship

10:46 One of the benefits of talking

10:50 Striving for the widow and the orphan

10:53 And spending on them

10:55 And take care of their affairs

10:57 Jihad for the sake of God

11:00 Urging to reveal the distress of the weak and needy

11:05 He closed their privacy and preserved their sanctity

11:09 Worship

11:11 Worship is a comprehensive name for everything that God loves and is pleased with

11:16 Of good deeds, both apparent and hidden

11:20 Islamic law is keen on Muslim solidarity

11:24 Their solidarity and cooperation

11:27 Until the Islamic construction intensifies

11:30 Explaining the types of jihad

11:34 It includes jihad with oneself

11:36 And jihad with money

11:38 Striving with the word

11:41 Giving from charitable people

11:43 It should be by looking out for those in need

11:47 No refuge for those in need

11:50 This is confirmed by the word Al-Sa'i

11:54 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

11:58 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

12:02 Evil food is feast food

12:05 He prevents her from coming to her

12:08 Those who refuse it will be invited to it

12:11 Whoever did not answer the invitation

12:13 He disobeyed God and His Messenger

12:16 Narrated by Muslim

12:18 And in a narration in the two Sahihs

12:20 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, who said:

12:23 Wretched food is feast food

12:26 The rich are invited to it

12:28 And the poor are left

12:31 Banquet food

12:34 Any plucky food

12:36 Who comes to her?

12:38 That is, for the need of the poor and needy

12:42 Who wouldn't?

12:44 That is, because they are not needed

12:47 One of the benefits of talking

12:51 Answering the invitation is obligatory

12:53 Provided that there are no objectionable things in it

12:56 Like singing and its instruments

12:58 Then it will be forbidden

13:02 Warning against singing people glorifying their wealth

13:06 Telling the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

13:10 What will happen next

13:12 From the allocation of the rich

13:14 By invitation at banquets

13:16 One of the manifestations that afflict Muslims

13:20 In this era

13:22 Ostentation, bragging, and extravagance

13:25 At banquets

13:26 Inviting the rich and well-to-do

13:29 To her

13:30 And prevent it from the poor

13:32 And the needy

13:34 On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him

13:37 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

13:41 Whoever supports two female slaves until she reaches puberty

13:45 The Day of Resurrection has come

13:47 He and I are like these two

13:50 He joined his fingers

13:52 Narrated by Muslim

13:54 Two female slaves, that is, two daughters

13:58 High

14:00 Taken from Al-Awl

14:02 He is the help

14:04 And what is meant

14:05 Caring for them by educating them and being kind to them

14:10 Until you reach

14:12 That is, until they reach a state where they are independent

14:17 This is when their husbands enter upon them

14:21 One of the benefits of talking

14:24 The virtue of providing for girls and being kind to them

14:28 Parents’ care for daughters, education and discipline

14:34 A reason for entering Paradise and a higher status therein

14:39 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said

14:44 A woman came in with her two daughters asking

14:49 I did not find anything with me except one date

14:54 So I gave it to her

14:56 So she divided it between her two daughters

14:59 And she didn't eat it

15:01 Then she got up and went out

15:04 Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered upon us

15:08 So I told him

15:10 And he said

15:11 Whoever of these girls is afflicted with something, do good to them

15:16 Be a cover for him from the fire

15:19 Agreed

15:21 she asks

15:24 That is, asking for money out of need

15:27 He is afflicted

15:29 That is, we tested and tested

15:31 You will see

15:33 That is, a veil and a shield

15:36 One of the benefits of talking

15:39 It is permissible for a person if he is extremely hungry

15:44 To ask people to satisfy his thirst and eliminate hunger

15:51 It is desirable to give in charity what a person is capable of

15:55 Even if it was easy

15:57 The intensity of the parents’ affection for their children

16:01 Caring for girls

16:04 Even if they are hated by some people

16:08 A reason for God's mercy

16:10 Explaining the condition of the homes of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

16:16 And his livelihood was subsistence

16:19 Explaining the virtue of altruism

16:22 It is one of the characteristics of believers

16:25 Aisha preferred that woman and her two daughters over herself

16:30 This indicates her generosity and generosity despite the severity of her need

16:36 It is permissible to mention good deeds and speak of God’s grace

16:40 If not in the face of pride, hypocrisy and generosity

16:45 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said

16:51 A poor woman came to me carrying her two daughters

16:55 So I fed her three times

16:58 She gave each of them a date

17:02 She put a date in her mouth to eat it

17:06 So her two daughters asked her for food

17:09 She split the date she wanted to eat between them

17:15 I liked her status

17:17 So I mentioned what I had done for the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

17:23 And he said

17:24 God has granted her paradise

17:28 Or free her from hellfire

17:31 Narrated by Muslim

17:34 So they asked for food from her, meaning they asked for her to feed it to them

17:41 Like any other

17:44 One of the benefits of talking

17:48 In addition to the previous conversation

17:51 The virtue of charity

17:53 Because it purifies the soul

17:55 It strengthens the servant’s faith in his Lord

17:58 It increases his confidence in His promise and grace

18:02 Permissibility of spending from the husband’s money

18:06 With his general and specific permission

18:09 And she will have a spending wage

18:12 And the husband is like that

18:14 Because he was satisfied with the expenses from his own money

18:17 On the authority of Abu Shurayh

18:20 Khuwaylid bin Omar Al-Khuzai, may God be pleased with him

18:24 He said

18:25 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

18:28 Oh God, I embarrass the rights of the weak

18:32 Orphan and woman

18:35 Narrated by Al-Nasa’i with a good chain of transmission

18:39 And the meaning of embarrassed

18:41 That is, cause embarrassment

18:43 It is the sin of those who waste their rights

18:46 I give a stern warning about that

18:50 I rebuke him with certainty

18:53 One of the benefits of talking

18:57 Advice to the weak

19:00 Who can't

19:02 A trick of women and orphans

19:05 And not to be exposed to them

19:07 Because they turn to God

19:10 They take refuge in his power

19:12 Whoever is exposed to them

19:14 He deserved sin and torment

19:17 On the authority of Musab bin Saad bin Abi Waqqas

19:21 May God be pleased with them, he said

19:24 Saad saw that he had superiority over those below him

19:28 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

19:32 Will you be victorious and provided?

19:35 Except for your weak people

19:37 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

19:39 Thus sent

19:41 saw too

19:45 That he has superiority over those without him

19:48 That is, he has an increase in merit

19:51 On those other than him among the Companions

19:54 One of the benefits of talking

19:57 The weak are a source of goodness for the nation

20:01 Encouraging humility

20:03 And not to be condescending to people

20:06 The wisdom of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

20:09 In changing the evil

20:11 And forming and guiding hearts

20:14 For what God loves and is pleased with

20:17 On the authority of Abu Darda

20:21 Awimer, may God be pleased with him, said

20:25 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

20:28 He says

20:30 They want me to be weak

20:32 You will only be helped and provided with sustenance

20:35 With your weak people

20:37 Narrated by Abu Dawood

20:39 With good attribution

20:41 Please help me

20:43 That is, they helped me to seek the help of the weak

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