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مختصر صحيح البخاري | الحلقة (28) | كتاب الصلاة - 8

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:03 Advantage center
0:06 For human studies and research
0:09 Submit
0:10 Summary of Sahih Al-Bukhari
0:16 The door of the mosque will be on the road without harming people
0:22 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, the wife of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, she said
0:30 I never understood my parents
0:32 Except they both condemn religion
0:35 Not a day has passed for us
0:37 Unless the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, comes to us two days a day
0:43 Tomorrow and evening
0:46 When the Muslims were tested
0:49 Abu Bakr migrated to the land of Abyssinia
0:53 Until he reached Barak Al-Ghamad
0:55 Ibn al-Daghna found him
0:57 He is the master of the continent
0:59 And he said
1:01 Where do you want, Abu Bakr?
1:03 Abu Bakr said
1:05 Take me out, my people
1:07 So I want to travel on earth and worship my Lord
1:11 Ibn al-Daghna said
1:13 Someone like you, O Abu Bakr, does not go out or go out
1:18 You gain nothing
1:20 And it reaches the womb
1:22 And bear it all
1:23 And acknowledge the guest
1:25 He was appointed to the right deputies
1:28 I am your neighbor
1:30 Come back
1:31 And worship your Lord in your country
1:33 So he came back
1:35 Ibn Ad-Daghna traveled with him
1:37 Ibn al-Daghna departed on the eve of the night
1:40 Among the nobles of Quraysh
1:42 He said to them
1:44 Abu Bakr does not come out like him nor does he come out
1:48 Do you produce a man who earns a living?
1:51 And the womb reaches
1:53 He carries everything
1:54 The guest acknowledges
1:56 On the right paths
1:58 The Quraysh did not lie next to Ibn Ad-Daghna
2:02 They said to Ibn Ad-Daghna
2:04 Virgin garage
2:05 Let him worship his Lord in his home
2:08 Let him pray there
2:10 Let him read whatever he wants
2:12 It does not harm us
2:14 And it is not revealed
2:16 We fear that our women and children will be tempted
2:21 Ibn Ad-Daghna said that to Abu Bakr
2:24 So Abu Bakr stayed there, worshiping his Lord in his house
2:29 He does not announce his prayers publicly, nor does he recite them anywhere other than his home
2:35 Then he appeared to Abu Bakr
2:37 So he built a mosque in the courtyard of his house
2:40 He used to pray in it and read the Qur’an
2:44 Then the women of the polytheists and their children would slander him
2:48 They admire him and look at him
2:52 Abu Bakr was a crying man
2:55 He does not have eyes when he reads the Qur’an
2:59 This frightened the noble polytheists of Quraish
3:03 So they sent to Ibn Al-Daghna
3:06 So he came to them
3:08 And they said
3:09 We would have rewarded Abu Bakr next to you
3:13 That he should worship his Lord in his home
3:16 He has gone beyond that
3:18 So he built a mosque in the courtyard of his house
3:21 So he announced it by praying and reading it
3:24 We feared that he would tempt our women and children
3:29 So he finished
3:30 In a novel
3:32 So he came
3:33 If he wants to limit himself to worshiping his Lord in his home, he will do so
3:38 Even if he refuses to announce it
3:41 Ask him to return your debt to you
3:45 We hate to forgive you
3:48 We are not based on Abu Bakr’s inquiry
3:52 Aisha said
3:54 Ibn al-Daghna came to Abu Bakr and said:
3:58 You know what I promised you
4:01 Either limit it to that
4:04 Or you can return to me
4:08 I do not like the Arabs to hear that I concealed a man with whom I had an affair
4:14 Abu Bakr said
4:16 I will return your neighborhood to you
4:19 And I am satisfied next to God Almighty
4:22 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was in Mecca on that day
4:27 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to the Muslims
4:31 I showed you the house of your migration
4:35 With palm trees
4:37 In a novel
4:38 I saw a marsh with palm trees
4:41 Between two laptops
4:43 They are both free
4:45 So he migrated from Hajar before Medina
4:48 Most of those who had immigrated to the land of Abyssinia returned to Medina
4:53 Abu Bakr prepared before Medina
4:57 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to him
5:01 On your messengers
5:03 I hope that he will give me permission
5:06 Abu Bakr said
5:08 Do you hope for that, my father?
5:11 He said yes
5:12 Abu Bakr confined himself to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:17 To accompany him
5:19 On two trips he had brown leaves
5:23 It is a four-month hiatus
5:26 Aisha said
5:28 While we were sitting one day in Abu Bakr’s house at noon
5:34 Someone said to Abu Bakr
5:37 This is the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:41 At an hour when he did not come to us
5:45 Abu Bakr said
5:47 May my father and mother be sacrificed for him
5:50 By God, he brought nothing at this hour except an order
5:55 she said
5:56 Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came and asked for permission
6:01 He gave him permission and he entered
6:03 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said to Abu Bakr
6:09 Get out of there
6:11 Abu Bakr said
6:13 They are your family because of my father, O Messenger of God
6:17 He said
6:19 I have been given permission to go out
6:22 Abu Bakr said
6:24 The Companions, my father, you, O Messenger of God
6:28 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said yes
6:33 Abu Bakr said
6:35 So take my father, O Messenger of God, by one of these camels of mine
6:40 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said the price
6:45 Aisha said
6:47 So we prepared them to use the device
6:50 We made a table for them in a bag
6:54 Asma bint Abi Bakr cut off a piece of her domain
6:59 So I tied it to the mouth of the bag
7:02 That is why it is called the scope
7:05 she said
7:07 Then he followed the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
7:10 Abu Bakr was in a cave in Jabal Thawr
7:14 We stayed there for three nights
7:17 Abdullah bin Abi Bakr spends the night with them
7:20 He is a young boy
7:22 Educate, teach
7:24 He enters from them with magic
7:27 He will be with the Quraysh in Mecca like Kabait
7:31 He does not hear anything they are trying to do except with awareness
7:35 Until the news of that comes to them when the darkness is mixed
7:40 Amer bin Fuhaira, Abu Bakr’s servant, looks after them
7:45 A donation from sheep
7:47 He comforts them when an hour after dinner is over
7:52 They spent the night in messengers
7:54 It is the milk of their children and their children
7:58 Until Amer bin Fuhayra croaked with ghastly
8:02 He does this every one of those three nights
8:07 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was hired
8:11 Abu Bakr was a man from Bin Al-Dail
8:14 He is from Bani Abd bin Adi
8:17 Quiet, Kharita
8:19 And the skilled one who is skilled in guidance
8:23 He became an ally in the family of Al-Aas bin Wael Al-Sahmi
8:27 He follows the religion of the infidels of Quraysh
8:30 So he was secure
8:32 So he handed over their camels to him
8:35 They dated Ghar Thawr after three nights
8:39 On their journey at three in the morning
8:42 Amer bin Fuhaira and the guide set out with them
8:46 So he took them along the coastal road
8:49 Comment on the hadith
8:53 I didn't understand
8:55 That is, I did not know
8:57 My father
8:58 She wanted Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
9:01 Her mother is Umm Roman, may God be pleased with her
9:05 And flexing is a matter of giving priority
9:08 They condemn religion
9:10 That is, the religion of Islam
9:12 Tomorrow and evening
9:14 That is, morning and evening
9:17 The Muslims were not afflicted
9:19 That is, by harming the infidels from Quraysh and others
9:23 Pools of the sheath
9:25 It is located over five nights from Mecca to Yemen
9:29 The following is the sea coast
9:32 Master of the continent
9:34 It is a famous tribe
9:36 Ibn Al-Daghna
9:38 Named after his mother
9:40 It was said that his name was Rabia bin Rafi’
9:43 To get rid of tourism
9:46 What is meant here is leaving the lands and settling in the wilderness
9:50 You earn nothing
9:52 That is, you give him the money and own it
9:55 And bear it all
9:57 That is, one who is not independent in his own affairs
10:00 And the guest arrives
10:02 Villages
10:03 What food and lodging is prepared for the guest
10:06 He was appointed to the right deputies
10:09 Any accidents and calamities
10:13 Going
10:14 What a way to prevent someone from harming you
10:17 The Quraysh did not lie next to Ibn Ad-Daghna
10:20 That is, they accepted his neighborhood
10:22 They did not mention his statement regarding the safety of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
10:27 And it is not revealed
10:29 That is, his prayer and reading are not up to us
10:33 To tempt our women and children
10:36 That is, to distract them from worshiping idols
10:39 So he stayed
10:41 That is, he stayed on what they stipulated for a period of time
10:44 Then it started
10:46 That is, then an opinion other than the first one appeared to him
10:50 In his courtyard
10:52 That is, in the square in front of his house
10:55 And he throws it at him
10:57 That is, he rushes to him
10:59 He doesn't have my eyes
11:01 That is, he cannot bear to hold them from crying
11:04 From the tenderness of his heart when reciting and listening to the Qur’an
11:09 And I panic
11:10 That is, I am afraid
11:12 He has gone beyond that
11:14 That is, he did not adhere to the condition
11:16 So he finished
11:18 That is, it is forbidden
11:20 To limit himself to worshiping his Lord in his home is an act
11:24 That is, he must adhere to the condition
11:26 He does not declare his worship
11:29 Even if they are fathers
11:30 That is, abstain
11:32 Ask him
11:33 That is, ask him
11:35 Your responsibility
11:36 That is, your security and your covenant
11:38 We hated to let you down
11:40 That is, we hate to break your covenant
11:43 We are not based
11:47 That is, we are not satisfied with his action and we do not remain silent about it
11:51 I promised you it
11:53 That is, according to the condition that you made with them regarding your neighbourhood
11:57 I return to you
11:59 That is, your obligation and your pledge of protection
12:02 And I am satisfied next to God Almighty
12:05 That is, with safety and protection
12:08 Aret
12:09 That is, it was revealed to me
12:11 Between two laptops
12:13 The lava is land outside the city
12:16 It has many black stones
12:19 The two heats
12:21 They are the ones in the city
12:23 General
12:24 Any more
12:26 Get ready
12:27 That is, prepare
12:29 On your messengers
12:30 That is, slow down
12:32 Abu Bakr held his breath
12:34 That is, he prevented himself from immigrating
12:37 For the sake of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
12:42 Two departures
12:43 The late one
12:44 One of the strong camels for travel and loads
12:48 Brown paper
12:50 It is a type of acacia tree
12:52 It is a mess
12:54 That is, paper beaten with sticks
12:56 Falling from trees
12:58 In the dead of noon
13:00 That is, at the beginning of the heat
13:03 Convinced
13:04 That is, covering his head
13:06 In an hour
13:08 That is, at any time
13:10 They are your family
13:12 He referred to Aisha and Asmaa, may God be pleased with them
13:16 Companions
13:18 That is, I want your company
13:20 I urge the device
13:22 Of induction
13:23 Which is speeding up
13:25 And the device
13:26 What he needs for travel and the like
13:29 We set up a table for them
13:31 A sofra is the food that is made for the traveler
13:35 Then use it in a pot of food
13:38 From its scope
13:40 The belt is a garment with a lace that is worn by women
13:45 And logic
13:46 Everything I have fastened in the midst of you
13:49 Baghar in Jabal Thawr
13:51 It is a mountain known as Mecca
13:54 Educate
13:56 That is, clever and clever
13:58 Find out
13:59 That is, quick to understand
14:01 He has a good reception of what he hears and learns
14:05 Fidlig
14:06 That is, he leaves with magic and goes to Mecca
14:10 They struggle with it
14:12 That is, what the Quraysh plotted against them
14:15 And he saved it
14:18 Grant
14:19 It is the chaat whose milk a man makes for others
14:23 So he comforts her
14:25 That is, the sheep will go to them
14:28 In messengers
14:29 It is soft milk
14:31 And their guest
14:33 Al-Radif
14:34 It is the milk in which the heated stones were made
14:38 Its rawness and heaviness disappear
14:41 Until he croaks
14:43 That is, he shouts to his sheep
14:45 Baglas
14:46 That is, in the darkness of the late night
14:49 Quiet
14:50 That is, he guides them to the path
14:53 And the skilled one who is skilled in guidance
14:56 This is included in the report from the words of Al-Zuhri
15:01 Nawal Al-Sahmi has immersed an alliance in the Al-Asab family
15:05 He takes a share of their oath and their contract is secure
15:09 So we were safe
15:10 That is, we became blind
15:12 So he took them along the coastal road
15:15 That is, until the coast came to them
15:19 One of the benefits of talking
15:23 Benefit from talking
15:25 Statement of His Eminence Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
15:28 Its primacy in Islam
15:31 And the severity of Abu Bakr’s attachment, may God be pleased with him
15:34 To the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
15:37 The hadith contains an explanation of what Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, had
15:41 Of grace and honesty
15:43 In supporting his Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
15:46 He gave himself and his money to do so
15:49 And there is no harm in visiting frequently
15:52 When the affection or need for it is confirmed
15:56 The Sunnah passed by testing Muslims according to the extent of their faith
16:01 It indicates that the neighborhood was known among the Arabs
16:05 And the law approved it
16:07 The Arab faces were helpful to those who took refuge in them
16:11 And he hired them
16:13 It states that there is no neighborliness except to those who are wronged
16:17 The believer has the right to seek protection from someone who protects him from injustice
16:21 If he fears for himself
16:23 Even if Al-Majir is an unbeliever
16:26 He has a choice between taking the license and being patient
16:30 It explains the virtue of being patient with the harm that a Muslim befalls for the sake of God Almighty
16:37 It explains the virtue of migration and fleeing with religion
16:41 The hadith indicates that everyone benefits from his residence
16:46 He does not leave the country
16:48 He is prevented from leaving if he wants to leave
16:53 It has good morals
16:56 Helping the oppressed and helping them meet the needs of this world
17:00 It is good morals
17:02 Maintaining family ties and providing food and overnight accommodation to the guest
17:07 These are morals that were praised by Arabs in pre-Islamic times
17:12 It is good morals
17:14 Helping others in times of crises and calamities
17:18 It is a reprehensible moral in pre-Islamic times and Islam
17:22 Breach of covenant and betrayal
17:25 It contains an explanation of the virtue of reciting the Book of God Almighty
17:29 And inform him
17:31 It is permissible to cry during recitation
17:34 It indicates that the Holy Qur’an has an impact on souls with sound instincts
17:39 Therefore, the polytheists feared for their children from hearing the Qur’an
17:44 It indicates that a Muslim is an advocate by his behavior before his words
17:49 This is what Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, used to do
17:53 And the polytheists of Quraysh became aware of him
17:56 In the hadith, Muslims are subject to their conditions
18:00 It contains an explanation of the virtue of companionship and the status of the companions
18:04 And in it, Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
18:08 The secret place of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
18:12 It contains guidance on obtaining food and preparing for travel
18:16 And this does not contradict trust
18:19 It contains an explanation of the virtue of the city
18:22 Immigration to it was a revelation
18:25 It is permissible for a man to mask himself when needed
18:29 It indicates that there is nothing wrong with a person meeting with his friend
18:33 Time to talk about important matters
18:36 It emphasizes the necessity of asking permission at the time of saying it
18:41 And one should keep his secret
18:44 Only those who trust him can see it
18:48 It provides guidance on how to be careful about important matters
18:52 Because there is no obstacle to it
18:55 It is necessary to take into account safety and security reasons
18:58 In calling to God Almighty
19:01 This does not contradict trust in God Almighty
19:05 It encourages one to hasten in doing good deeds
19:08 Especially if delaying would cause harm
19:12 There is no harm in not specifying the gift
19:16 Because the gift is a donation contract
19:20 Other than compensation contracts
19:23 It is permissible for the wife to serve her husband before consummation
19:27 It contains guidance for the mastery of the wise and intelligent person in important matters
19:32 It contains guidance on the colonization of those who specialize in their specialty
19:37 That is why the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, hired him
19:40 Quiet, Kharita
19:43 It is permissible to hire an infidel for what he does well
19:46 Unless it is a sin
19:48 It is permissible to set eyes on the enemy
19:51 And know their news and deception
19:54 It contains an explanation of the virtue of freed sheep
19:58 Explaining the status of women in Islam
20:01 And participation in major events
20:04 In the hadith, the virtue of the family of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with them, is explained
20:09 They all had the honor of participating in immigration events
20:17 Chapter on interlacing fingers in the mosque and elsewhere
20:21 On the authority of Abdullah, he said:
20:24 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
20:28 O Abdullah Ibn Omar
20:30 How will you do if you remain among the scum of people?
20:35 He said
20:36 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, clasped his fingers
20:45 In scum
20:46 Scum is the lousy of everything
20:49 And what people want is bad
20:53 One of the benefits of talking
20:57 Benefit from talking
20:59 The legitimacy of acting with gestures to understand speech
21:03 Hadith is one of the signs of prophecy
21:06 It contains information about what will happen in terms of people’s corruption and blameworthiness
21:11 And their covenants were mixed
21:13 The apparent meaning of the hadith is the news
21:17 It means prohibiting those reprehensible morals
21:21 On the authority of Abu Musa
21:25 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
21:29 The believer to the believer is like a structure that supports one another
21:34 He interlaced his fingers
21:37 Comment on the hadith
21:40 Like a structure that supports one another
21:43 That is, stacked like a single building
21:47 One of the benefits of talking
21:52 The apparent meaning of the hadith is information and its meaning is command
21:56 It includes incitement to cooperation
21:58 And urging everything that would strengthen the building of Islamic brotherhood
22:04 We attacked everything that would destroy or weaken Islamic brotherhood
22:10 It is permissible to set a physical example
22:13 To clarify abstract information
22:16 And it is lawful for the world if it wants to exaggerate the statement
22:21 To represent to them the meaning of the article with his movements
22:27 On the authority of Ibn Sirin, on the authority of Abu Hurairah, he said:
22:31 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, led us in prayer
22:35 One of my evening prayers
22:37 In a novel
22:39 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, prayed two rak'ahs of noon prayer
22:44 And in a novel
22:46 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, led us in the noon or afternoon prayer
22:51 Ibn Sirin said
22:53 Abu Hurairah named it
22:55 But I forgot
22:58 He said
22:59 He led us in two rak'ahs
23:01 Then he greeted
23:03 So he went to a stage displayed in the mosque
23:07 He leaned on her as if he was angry
23:11 He placed his right hand on his left
23:14 She quickly left the mosque's doors
23:18 And they said
23:19 The prayer was shortened
23:22 Among the people are Abu Bakr and Omar
23:25 They were afraid to talk to him
23:28 Among the people is a man with long hands
23:31 He is called two-handed
23:34 He said
23:36 O Messenger of God
23:37 You forgot Abu Hurairah
23:41 He said
23:42 O Messenger of God
23:44 Did you forget or shorten the prayer?
23:47 He said
23:48 I did not forget and I did not neglect
23:51 And he said
23:52 As the two hands say
23:55 And they said yes
23:57 So he came forward
23:59 He prayed as long as he left
24:01 Then he greeted
24:02 Then he said takbeer and prostrated like his prostration or longer
24:07 Then he raised his head and said takbeer
24:10 Then he said takbeer and prostrated like his prostration or longer
24:15 Then he raised his head and said takbeer
24:18 Maybe they asked him
24:20 Then he greeted
24:22 And he says
24:23 I was informed that Imran bin Hussein said
24:27 Then he greeted
24:30 Comment on the hadith
24:33 One of my evening prayers
24:35 That is, the noon and afternoon prayers
24:37 Because the evening refers to what comes after noon until sunset
24:42 To a displayed stage
24:44 That is, placed on display
24:46 Or placed in the area of the mosque
24:50 You missed it
24:51 That is, fasten
24:53 She came out quickly
24:56 That is, the first people who rush to do something
25:00 They accept it quickly
25:03 They were afraid to talk to him
25:05 That is, Abu Bakr and Omar, may God be pleased with him, feared the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
25:11 In fear and reverence
25:14 He is called Dhulidin
25:16 His name is Al-Kharbaq bin Omar Al-Sulami
25:19 May God be pleased with him
25:21 Maybe they asked him
25:23 Then he greeted
25:24 That is, Ibn Sirin asked
25:26 Did the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, greet him again after this prostration?
25:33 Or he was satisfied with the first peace
25:36 And he says
25:37 I was foretold
25:39 That is, I was told that Imran bin Hussein, may God be pleased with him, said
25:43 Then he greeted
25:45 This indicates that he did not hear from Imran, may God be pleased with him
25:52 One of the benefits of talking
25:56 Benefit from talking
25:58 Explaining the intensity of the Companions’ reverence for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
26:03 It contains an explanation of the virtue of Abu Bakr and Omar, may God be pleased with them
26:08 The Companions introduced them to them
26:10 And know their worth
26:13 It is permissible for the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, to forget
26:17 In matters of worship
26:19 For legislation
26:20 This is indicated by his saying, may God bless him and grant him peace
26:24 I did not forget and I did not neglect Kamal al-Din
26:28 It includes not delaying the statement beyond the time of need
26:32 The original is not to copy
26:34 In the hadith, the forgetful prostration is two prostrations
26:39 As for their place before or after the peace
26:42 There is disagreement
26:44 It states that certainty is not removed by doubt
26:47 It contains guidance on taking caution in matters of worship
26:52 It is necessary to verify the fatwa and legal ruling
26:56 It is permissible for the person being led and the student to ask the imam and the scholar to ask questions
27:02 What kind of accidents
27:04 It is permissible to mention what is in a person by definition
27:09 This is not considered backbiting, nor is it a deficiency
27:13 In the hadith, the conversation in prayer comes from those who are praying in prayer to their imam
27:18 If it is necessary to correct the prayer
27:21 He does not interrupt prayer
27:23 There is evidence that whoever said forgetfully, I did not do such and such
27:28 And he had done it
27:30 He is not lying