The Nuclear Forty | Complete conversations in one video

0:00 The nuclear forty

0:04 On the authority of the Commander of the Faithful, Abu Hafs

0:08 Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, said

0:11 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

0:16 Actions are based on intentions

0:19 But each person gets what he intended

0:23 Whoever migrated to God and His Messenger

0:27 So his migration went to God and His Messenger

0:30 Whoever emigrated for this world will attain it

0:34 Or a woman to marry

0:37 So he migrated to what he migrated to

0:41 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

0:44 This hadith shows that the basis for accepting work

0:49 It is the intention

0:51 Outward deeds are like prayer or charity

0:54 It is not correct and acceptable

0:58 Unless it is sincere to God

1:01 It also explains that a person's reward is according to his intention

1:06 Two people may do the same work

1:09 But one of them rents and the other doesn't

1:12 Because of the difference in intention

1:15 An example of this is someone who migrates in search of God’s pleasure and will be rewarded

1:20 He who immigrated for worldly interests

1:23 Perfection or marriage

1:25 He only gets what he intended

1:28 Without the reward of the afterlife

1:31 On the authority of Omar, may God be pleased with him also, he said

1:35 While we were with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, one day

1:40 Then a man with very white clothes appeared before us

1:45 Very dark hair

1:47 He does not see the effects of travel on him

1:50 None of us know him

1:53 Until he sat next to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

1:57 He rested his knees on my knees

2:01 He placed his palms on his thighs

2:04 And he said, O Muhammad

2:07 Tell me about Islam

2:10 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

2:14 Islam is to bear witness that there is no god but God

2:19 And that Muhammad is the Messenger of God

2:22 Tell me about im praying

2:25 And you pay zakat

2:27 And fast Ramadan

2:29 And make a pilgrimage to the House if you can make a way to it

2:33 He said you are right

2:35 We were amazed at him asking questions and believing him

2:39 He said, “Tell me about faith.”

2:42 He said to believe in God and his angels

2:46 His books, his messengers, and the Last Day

2:51 He said you are right

2:54 He said, “Tell me about charity.”

2:57 He said to worship God as if you see Him

3:01 If you don't see him, he sees you

3:05 He said, "Tell me about the hour."

3:08 He said: The one responsible for it does not know more than the questioner

3:13 He said, “Tell me about its signs.”

3:18 He said that the female slave should give birth to her mistress

3:22 And to see the barefoot, naked, destitute herdsmen

3:26 They compete in building

3:29 Then he left and stayed for a long time

3:33 Then he said, O Omar, do you know who the questioner was?

3:38 I said: God and His Messenger know best

3:42 He said, “It is Gabriel.”

3:45 He came to you to teach you your religion

3:49 Narrated by Muslim

3:51 This hadith summarizes the entire religion

3:56 It combines visible work

3:59 And subconscious belief

4:01 And perfect behavior with God

4:04 That's why the scholars said

4:06 It is a great origin of Islam

4:10 On the authority of Abu Abdul Rahman

4:14 Abdullah bin Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with them both

4:18 He said: I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, saying

4:23 Islam is built on five principles

4:26 Testimony that there is no god but God

4:29 And that Muhammad is His servant and Messenger

4:33 And establish prayer

4:35 And paying zakat

4:37 And Hajj to the House

4:39 And Ramadan fasting

4:41 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

4:44 This hadith shows

4:47 Islam is based on great foundations

4:50 A Muslim's faith is not valid without it

4:53 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was likened to it

4:57 Islam by construction

4:59 To indicate that these pillars

5:02 They are the pillars on which religion is based

5:05 Whatever the Muslim preserves it

5:08 His faith was strong and his religion was upright

5:11 On the authority of Abu Abdul Rahman

5:15 Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him

5:18 He said

5:19 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, told us

5:23 He is the truthful and trustworthy

5:26 One of you gathers his creation in his mother’s womb

5:30 Forty days is a sperm

5:33 Then it will be like that

5:36 Then it is chewed like that

5:40 Then the king sends

5:42 And the spirit is breathed into him

5:44 He is commanded to say four words

5:47 With the books of his livelihood, his life, and his work

5:50 And naughty or happy

5:53 By Him there is no god other than Him

5:56 One of you will do the work of the people of Paradise

6:00 Even what is between him and her

6:03 Except an arm

6:05 The book precedes it

6:07 He will do the work of the people of Hell

6:10 So he enters it

6:12 And one of you will do the work of the people of Hell

6:16 Even what is between him and her

6:19 Except an arm

6:21 The book precedes it

6:24 He will do the work of the people of Paradise

6:27 So he enters it

6:30 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

6:34 This conversation appears

6:36 The greatness of God Almighty's power

6:38 In the creation of man

6:40 And that human life

6:42 Destined by God’s knowledge before his birth

6:45 Which strengthens belief in destiny and destiny

6:50 The Muslim also knows that the rings are in the hands of God

6:54 Therefore, he must remain steadfast in obedience

6:57 And sincerity in work

6:59 And do not be deceived by apparent actions

7:02 Rather, asking God always has a good ending

7:06 About the Mother of the Believers

7:08 Umm Abdullah Aisha, may God be pleased with her, said

7:12 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

7:16 Whoever introduces something into this matter of ours that is not part of it

7:20 It is a response

7:22 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

7:25 And in a narration by Muslim

7:27 Whoever does something that is not subject to our command

7:31 It is a response

7:35 This hadith shows a great principle of Islam

7:39 It is the obligation to follow the Sunnah of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

7:44 And abandoning innovations in religion

7:46 Every act of worship or action brings one closer to God

7:50 It was not in accordance with the Qur’an and Sunnah

7:54 It is returned to its owner

7:56 No matter how good his intentions are

7:59 The hadith teaches Muslim women that worship is correct

8:03 It is based on devotion to God

8:05 And following the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

8:09 The rightness of an action is not based on intention alone

8:13 Rather, it agrees with the guidance of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

8:18 On the authority of Abu Abdullah

8:21 Al-Numan bin Bashir, may God be pleased with them, said

8:25 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

8:30 What is permissible is clear

8:33 And the forbidden is clear

8:36 There are suspects between them

8:39 Not many people know them

8:42 Whoever avoids suspicions

8:45 He purged his religion and honor

8:48 And who fell under suspicion

8:50 He fell into sin

8:52 Like a shepherd, he grazes around the protectors

8:55 He's about to get terrified

8:58 Indeed, every king has protectors

9:01 Indeed, God Almighty protects His mahrams

9:05 Except that there is chewing gum in the body

9:08 If you are sound, the whole body will be sound

9:12 If it is corrupted, the whole body is corrupted

9:16 Namely, the heart

9:20 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

9:23 This hadith guides the Muslim to a clear approach

9:28 In dealing with legal rulings

9:31 What is permissible is apparent

9:33 The forbidden is clear

9:35 There are matters between them

9:37 Some people may be suspicious of her judgment

9:40 Therefore, it is desirable for a Muslim to abandon doubts

9:44 To preserve his religion and honor

9:47 The hadith confirms

9:49 A good heart is the basis of a good deed

9:52 If the heart is right

9:54 Reconcile the whole body

9:56 Which shows the importance of observing God

9:59 And purify the intention

10:01 And staying away from what leads to forbidden things

10:04 On the authority of Abu Ruqayyah

10:07 Tamim Ibn Awsan Al-Dari, may God be pleased with him

10:11 That the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

10:15 Religion advice

10:17 We told whom

10:19 He said

10:21 To God, to His Book, and to His Messenger

10:24 For the imams of Muslims and their common people

10:28 Narrated by Muslim

10:33 This hadith shows

10:35 Advice is the basis for the establishment of religion and the well-being of society

10:39 It is sincerity of the heart and work towards God Almighty

10:43 And follow his book and follow the example of his Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace

10:49 He advised the rulers and common Muslims

10:53 And he knows the hadith

10:55 A sincere Muslim loves goodness for others as he loves it for himself

11:00 He enjoins what is right kindly and wisely

11:03 He avoids fraud and betrayal

11:06 This strengthens the bonds of brotherhood and faith between people

11:11 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both

11:16 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

11:20 I was ordered to fight people

11:24 Until they bear witness that there is no god but God

11:28 And that Muhammad is the Messenger of God

11:31 And he performs prayers

11:33 And they pay zakat

11:35 If they do that

11:37 Their blood and their money are protected from me

11:41 Except for the right of Islam

11:44 Their reckoning is with God Almighty

11:47 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

11:52 This hadith shows

11:54 That the blood of people and their money is infallible

11:57 It is according to what they say in Islam

12:00 And show his great rituals

12:02 Above all are the two certificates

12:04 Establishing prayer and paying zakat

12:08 It also explains that Islam is a religion of order and justice

12:12 Preserves rights and establishes society

12:15 On the basis of monotheism and obedience to God Almighty

12:20 The hadith confirms that the account is real

12:23 On the hearts and intentions of God Almighty

12:27 As for the rulings in this world

12:29 So it is based on the apparent

12:33 On the authority of Abu Hurairah Abd al-Rahman bin Sakhr, may God be pleased with him, he said

12:38 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

12:43 Whatever I have forbidden you, avoid it

12:46 And what I commanded you to do

12:48 So do what you can of it

12:51 For those before you were destroyed

12:55 Many of their issues

12:57 And their disagreement over their prophets

13:01 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

13:04 This hadith sets a great rule in Sharia law

13:10 It is that abandoning forbidden things is an absolute obligation

13:14 As for doing the commands

13:16 It will be according to the person’s ability and capacity

13:20 Because Islam is a religion of ease and mercy

13:23 It does not cost the soul more than it can bear

13:26 The hadith also shows that too much questioning and strictness

13:31 It may be a cause of hardship

13:34 Therefore, a Muslim should adhere to what the Sharia has stated

13:38 Without exaggeration or complexity

13:41 And work obediently as much as possible

13:44 Taking care to avoid sins

13:47 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

13:52 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

13:56 God Almighty is good and only accepts what is good

14:01 God commanded the believers as He commanded the messengers

14:06 And God Almighty said

14:08 O Messengers, eat of good things and do righteous deeds

14:13 And the Almighty said

14:15 O you who have believed, eat of the good things We have provided for you

14:21 Then he mentioned the man traveling for a long time

14:25 Shaggy and dusty

14:27 He extends his hands to the sky

14:30 Oh Lord, Lord

14:33 And his restaurant is forbidden

14:35 And his drinking is forbidden

14:37 And his clothing is forbidden

14:39 And feed on what is forbidden

14:41 How can he respond to that?

14:46 Narrated by Muslim

14:49 Guide this hadith

14:51 To the importance of seeking what is halal in food, clothing and earning

14:56 Because the goodness of the outward and the inward

14:59 It is associated with good money and work

15:02 Sins and eating forbidden things

15:04 It may be a reason for prayers to be rejected and work not to be accepted

15:09 No matter how hard a person works in worship

15:12 The Muslim hadith teaches that purity of heart and action

15:16 It starts with the purity of earning

15:19 And to get closer to God

15:21 Be sincere and do good deeds

15:24 Taken from halal

15:26 On the authority of Abu Muhammad

15:29 Al-Hassan bin Ali bin Abi Talib

15:32 The tribe of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his basil

15:37 May God be pleased with them both

15:39 He said

15:40 I learned it from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

15:44 Leave what doubts you for what does not doubt you

15:48 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi and Al-Nasa’i

15:51 Al-Tirmidhi said it is a good and authentic hadith

15:55 This hadith guides the Muslim to a great rule of behavior and faith

16:03 It is abandoning what leads to doubt and anxiety

16:06 Going towards what reassures the soul

16:10 The true believer

16:12 He stays away from suspicions and suspicious matters

16:15 To preserve his religion and comfort his heart

16:18 And he knows the hadith

16:20 That purity of heart and good piety

16:23 They appear in the clear halal choice

16:26 And abandoning everything that might lead a person to what is forbidden

16:29 Or make him suspicious

16:32 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

16:38 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

16:42 From the goodness of Islam Al-Murr

16:44 Leaving it does not mean anything

16:47 Good hadith

16:49 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi and others

16:51 This hadith guides us to great Islamic etiquette

16:58 It is for a Muslim to be busy with what benefits him in his religion and world

17:03 He avoids interfering in the affairs of others

17:07 Or preoccupation with what is useless

17:10 So he left what does not concern man

17:13 A sign of perfect faith and good character

17:16 Because it saves time

17:19 It purifies the heart of curiosity

17:21 It helps the Muslim to focus on obedience and beneficial deeds

17:26 On the authority of Abu Hamza

17:29 Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him

17:32 The servant of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

17:36 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

17:40 None of you believe

17:42 So that he loves for his brother what he loves for himself

17:46 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

17:50 This hadith shows a great principle in building Muslim society

17:57 That is true faith

18:00 It is completed by loving goodness for others

18:03 We also like it for ourselves

18:05 The true believer does not envy or hate

18:09 Rather, he seeks to benefit people and share goodness with them

18:13 And he knows the hadith

18:15 The goodness of hearts is the basis of the unity of society

18:19 And the spread of love and altruism among Muslims

18:23 A reason for the strength of faith and the cohesion of the nation

18:27 On the authority of Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him, he said

18:32 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

18:36 It is not permissible to shed the blood of a Muslim

18:39 Except for one of three

18:41 The adulterer

18:43 And the soul for the soul

18:45 The one who abandons his religion and separates from the group

18:49 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

18:53 This hadith shows the great prohibition of blood in Islam

18:59 The basic principle is to preserve and preserve the human soul

19:04 The blood of a Muslim is not permissible except in specific cases

19:09 Sharia law includes justice and wisdom

19:12 The hadith confirms that Islam is a religion

19:15 Provides security and stability

19:18 It prevents chaos and assault

19:20 He makes preserving rights and lives one of his greatest goals

19:25 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

19:30 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

19:34 Whoever believes in God and the Last Day

19:38 Let him say good things or keep silent

19:41 And whoever believes in God and the Last Day

19:45 Let him honor his neighbor

19:47 And whoever believes in God and the Last Day

19:51 Let him honor his guest

19:53 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

19:57 This hadith highlights the importance of controlling the tongue

20:03 The Muslim’s speech must be good and useful

20:07 Otherwise, be silent first

20:10 The word is a responsibility

20:12 It may be a cause of reward or sin

20:16 The hadith shows

20:18 True faith appears in good morals

20:21 A Muslim guards his tongue

20:23 He only says good

20:25 And he honors his neighbour

20:27 So don't hurt him

20:28 He welcomes his guest well

20:30 With generosity and cheerfulness

20:32 The good of society begins with a kind word

20:36 And good neighbourliness

20:38 And honoring the guest

20:40 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

20:45 That a man said to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace

20:49 Or Sunny

20:50 He said don't be angry

20:53 He repeated repeatedly

20:55 He said don't be angry

20:58 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

21:00 This hadith shows the greatness of creating dreams and self-control

21:07 Anger is the root of many evils and transgressions

21:11 Through anger, a person falls into injustice, estrangement, and regret

21:16 That is why the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, recommended

21:20 By abandoning his reasons

21:22 Struggling with oneself when it happens

21:25 Not by preventing the feeling itself

21:27 Rather, stop its effects and act wisely

21:31 On the authority of Abu Ya`la Shaddad bin Usar, may God be pleased with him

21:39 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

21:43 God has prescribed goodness for everything

21:47 If you kill

21:49 The best killers

21:51 And if you slaughter

21:53 The slaughter was better

21:55 And one of you sharpen his blade

21:58 May his sacrifice rest

22:00 Narrated by Muslim

22:05 The hadith indicates that charity is a universal moral in Islam

22:10 It is not limited to worship or dealing with humans only

22:15 Rather, it includes all human actions

22:18 Even in situations of distress

22:20 Such as war or slaughter

22:22 Islam is a religion of mercy and justice

22:25 It prohibits cruelty and torture

22:28 He orders kindness in all circumstances

22:31 On the authority of Abu Dharr

22:34 Jund Ibn Janada

22:36 And Abu Abdul Rahman

22:38 Moaz bin Jabal

22:40 May God be pleased with them both

22:42 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

22:47 Fear God wherever you are

22:50 Follow up a bad deed with a good deed and it will be erased

22:54 He created people with good morals

22:58 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

22:59 He said it is a good and authentic hadith

23:05 This hadith brings together the principles of Muslim righteousness

23:08 In three great commandments

23:11 Observing God in secret and in public

23:14 And hasten to repent and do good deeds

23:17 After making a mistake

23:20 Treating people well with good morals

23:24 It is an integrated approach

23:26 To repair human relationships

23:28 By God, by himself, and by people

23:31 Hadith confuses the Muslim

23:33 Always in piety

23:35 And do not despair over sin

23:37 And strive to spread goodness

23:39 With love and good manners

23:42 Which achieves individual happiness

23:44 And the good of society

23:47 On the authority of Abu Abbas

23:49 Abdullah bin Abbas, may God be pleased with them, said

23:53 I was behind the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, one day, and he said

23:58 Oh boy

24:00 I teach you words

24:03 Save, may God protect you

24:07 May God protect you and find him towards you

24:10 If you ask, ask God

24:13 If you seek help, seek help from God

24:16 He knew that if the nation came together to benefit you with something

24:21 They did not benefit you except with what God had written for you

24:26 Even if they come together to harm you with something

24:30 They did not harm you except with something that God had decreed for you

24:35 I picked up the pens and dried the newspapers

24:40 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

24:42 He said it is a good and authentic hadith

24:45 And in a narration other than Al-Tirmidhi

24:48 Save God and you will find him before you

24:51 Get to know God in prosperity

24:54 He knows you in hardship

24:56 He knew that what had wronged you would not have happened to you

25:00 And what happened to you would not have missed you

25:04 He knew that victory comes with patience

25:07 And relief comes with distress

25:10 And with hardship there is ease

25:14 This hadith is considered one of the greatest hadiths in strengthening faith and trust in God

25:20 As a Muslim knows that preserving God’s limits and commands

25:25 A reason for God to protect His servant and grant him success in this world and the hereafter

25:31 It also establishes the principle of relying on God alone

25:35 Benefit and harm are in the hands of God

25:38 He only asks for help from him

25:41 Talking encourages the heart to trust God

25:44 And patience in times of adversity

25:47 And the certainty that what happened to a person could not have caused him any error

25:51 What he missed would not have happened to him

25:55 Which gives the believer reassurance and stability in his life

26:02 On the authority of Abu Masoud Uqba bin Omar Al-Ansari Al-Badri, may God be pleased with him, he said

26:09 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

26:13 It is from what people realized from the words of the first prophecy

26:18 If you are not ashamed, do whatever you want

26:22 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

26:28 The hadith shows that life is a great creation from the morals of the prophets

26:33 It is a scale that controls human behavior

26:37 Life prevents its owner from falling into sins and ugly deeds

26:43 The meaning of the hadith is that whoever loses his life has nothing left to deter him from evil

26:50 He falls into sins without fear or shame

26:54 Life is evidence of the life of the heart and the perfection of faith

26:58 It motivates the Muslim to do good and abandon evil

27:03 Because whoever is ashamed of God, watch his actions and correct his behavior

27:09 On the authority of Abu Omar, and it was said that Abu Omar

27:14 Sufyan bin Abdullah Al-Thaqafi, may God be pleased with him, said

27:18 I said, O Messenger of God

27:21 Tell me something about Islam that I will not ask anyone else about

27:26 He said, “Say, ‘I believe in God,’ and then be upright.”

27:32 Narrated by Muslim

27:34 This hadith combines the truth of religion in two great words

27:41 Sincere faith in God, then steadfastness in obedience to Him and adherence to His law

27:48 Faith is not just a verbal statement

27:52 Rather, it is a practical commitment that appears in worship, morals, and daily behavior

27:58 Integrity means continuing obedience and abandoning disobedience

28:02 With devotion to God

28:04 It is the path to salvation and happiness in this world and the hereafter

28:08 Because the greatest thing a believer needs after knowing the truth is steadfastness in it

28:15 On the authority of Abu Abdullah Jaber bin Abdullah Al-Ansari, may God be pleased with them both

28:23 A man asked the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and he said:

28:29 Have you seen if I pray the obligatory prayers, fast during Ramadan, and make what is permissible permissible?

28:36 And I forbade what was forbidden and did not do anything more than that, I would enter Paradise

28:43 He said: Yes, it was narrated by Muslim, and the meaning of “I forbade the forbidden” is that I avoided it

28:51 The meaning of “I made permissible” is that he did it believing that it was permissible for him, and God knows best

28:58 The hadith shows that the path to Paradise is clear and easy

29:05 It is based on achieving monotheism and performing the obligations that God has imposed on His servants

29:12 Entering heaven is not a complicated task

29:16 Rather, by preserving the pillars of Islam with sincerity and integrity

29:21 The hadith confirms that the greatest thing that brings a servant closer to God

29:25 It is commitment to duties before expanding into voluntary acts

29:30 Because the obligations are the basis of the righteousness of religion and man’s survival in the afterlife

29:37 On the authority of Abu Malik Al-Harith bin Asim Al-Ash’ari, may God be pleased with him, he said

29:43 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

29:47 Purity is part of faith

29:50 Thank God it fills the scale

29:53 Glory be to God and praise be to God

29:56 Fill me or fill between years

30:00 The heavens and the earth, prayer is light, charity is proof, patience is light, and the Qur’an

30:09 An argument for you or against all people: the seller of a soul, the one who frees it, or the one who sets it free

30:19 Narrated by Muslim. This hadith shows the greatness of heart and physical worship

30:28 Islam combines outward and inward purity, so purity is the basis of worship

30:35 Remembrance adds to the balance of good deeds, and prayer is a light that guides its companion

30:41 Charity is proof of the sincerity of faith, and the Qur’an is evidence for or against a person

30:49 The hadith encourages the Muslim to constantly remember God and maintain the obedience that purifies the soul and enlightens the heart

30:59 It shows that human happiness lies in closeness to God and good deeds

31:05 On the authority of Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, in what they narrated on the authority of God Almighty

31:15 He said, “O My servants, I have forbidden injustice to myself and made it forbidden among you, so do not oppress one another.”

31:29 O My servants, all of you are lost except those whom I have guided, so seek guidance from Me and I will guide you

31:37 O My servants, all of you are hungry except those whom I have fed, so ask Me for food and I will feed you

31:46 O My servants, all of you are naked except those whom I have clothed, so seek clothing from Me and I will clothe you

31:55 O My servants, you sin day and night, and I forgive all sins, so ask forgiveness from Me and I will forgive you.

32:08 O My servants, you will not attain to harm Me so as to harm Me, and you will not attain to benefit Me so as to benefit Me

32:17 O My servants, if the first of you and the last of you, the human of you and the jinn of you were as pious as the most pious heart of any single man among you, that would not increase My kingdom anything.

32:34 O My servants, if the first of you and the last of you, the human of you and the jinn of you, were as wicked as the most wicked heart of a single man, that would not decrease My kingdom in the slightest.

32:48 O My servants, if the first of you and the last of you, the human of you and the jinn of you were to stand in one place and ask of Me and I were to give every person a question, that would not decrease what I have.

33:07 Except as a needle decreases if it enters the sea

33:12 O My servants, it is only your deeds that I count for you and then recompense you for

33:21 Whoever finds good should praise God, and whoever finds other than that should blame no one but himself

33:31 Narrated by Muslim

33:35 This hadith shows the breadth of God’s mercy and justice and that injustice is forbidden in all its forms

33:43 It is not permissible for a person to assault others regarding their rights, money, or honor

33:49 It also confirms the servants’ complete lack of God for guidance, sustenance, and forgiveness

33:56 And all goodness is in the hands of God alone

34:00 On the authority of Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, also that some people were among the companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

34:09 They said to the Prophet: O Messenger of God, the people of Al-Dathur have gone with the wages and pray as we pray

34:18 They fast as we fast and give in charity the excess of their money

34:25 He said, “Hasn’t God given you what you believe?”

34:30 Every tasbih is a charity, every takbeer is a charity, every tahmidah is a charity, and every tahlila is a charity.

34:42 Enjoining what is right is a charity, and forbidding what is evil is a charity, and in the marriage of one of you is a charity

34:51 They said, O Messenger of God, can one of us fulfill his desire and have a reward for it?

34:59 He said, “Do you think that if he had done something forbidden, would he have been burdened with sin?”

35:05 Likewise, if he puts it in what is lawful, he will be rewarded

35:11 Narrated by Muslim

35:14 The hadith indicates the abundance of God Almighty’s grace

35:18 The doors to reward are not limited to money only

35:22 So remember God, enjoin what is right, forbid what is wrong, and the kind word

35:29 Even a marital relationship with good intentions is all charity for which a Muslim is rewarded

35:37 The conversation inspires hope in everyone's souls

35:41 He knows that distinction in the sight of God is achieved by sincerity and good deeds, not by wealth or poverty

35:49 A Muslim can attain good deeds at every moment of his life

35:55 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

35:59 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

36:03 Every person's safety is a charity

36:07 Every day the sun rises, a charity is given between the two

36:13 He helps the man with his animal and carries him on it

36:18 Or give him his belongings as charity

36:22 A kind word is charity

36:25 Every step he takes towards prayer is a charity

36:29 Removing harm from the road is charity

36:33 Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim

36:38 The hadith shows that thanking God for the blessing of the body is done by doing good deeds

36:46 Every human movement can be turned into charity if used for good

36:53 It also shows that worship is not only financial

36:57 Rather, it includes every beneficial behavior that benefits the individual and society

37:03 The hadith establishes the principle of daily responsibility

37:07 A Muslim can earn wages every day

37:11 Through simple actions such as removing harm

37:15 Or reconciliation between people or remembrance

37:20 On the authority of Al-Nawas bin Samaan, may God be pleased with him

37:24 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

37:28 Righteousness and good character

37:30 Sin is what wavers within yourself

37:33 I hated for people to see it

37:37 Narrated by Muslim

37:39 On the authority of Wabisa bin Ma’bad, may God be pleased with him, he said

37:43 I came to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

37:47 And he said

37:48 You came to ask about righteousness

37:51 I said yes

37:53 And he said

37:54 Search your heart

37:56 Righteousness makes the soul reassured and the heart reassured

38:01 Sin is what wavers in the soul and hesitates in the chest

38:06 Even if people give you a fatwa and give you a fatwa

38:11 The hadith shows that the standard of true goodness

38:14 He is of good character

38:16 What the heart reassures and settles upon

38:20 While sin

38:21 It is what causes psychological disturbance

38:24 He is afraid to appear in front of people

38:27 The sincere believer returns to his sound heart

38:30 And to what pleases God in his actions

38:34 The hadith encourages self-control and abandoning doubts

38:39 And adherence to good morals

38:41 Which combines inner goodness and outward goodness

38:47 On the authority of Abu Najih

38:49 Al-Irbad bin Sariyah, may God be pleased with him, said

38:53 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, preached to us

38:57 A sermon that made hearts fearful

39:00 And her eyes watered

39:03 So we said

39:04 O Messenger of God

39:06 As if it was a farewell sermon

39:09 So hosanna

39:11 He said

39:12 I advise you to fear God

39:14 And hearing and obedience

39:16 And if a slave commands you

39:20 He is the one among you who lives

39:22 It will vary greatly

39:25 You should adhere to my Sunnah and the Sunnah of the Rightly Guided Caliphs, the Mahdi

39:31 Bite on it with your windows

39:34 And beware of new matters

39:37 Every innovation is a misguidance

39:40 Narrated by Abu Dawud and Al-Tirmidhi

39:43 He said it is a good and authentic hadith

39:48 This hadith

39:49 He teaches us that sincere preaching affects the heart

39:54 So it awakens him and brings him closer to God

39:57 As the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, recommends

40:00 By adhering to his Sunnah

40:02 And the Sunnah of the Rightly Guided Caliphs

40:05 And staying away from innovations and differences after that

40:08 Survival depends on the Qur’an and Sunnah

40:12 And steadfastness in the truth

40:14 No matter how many temptations there are

40:17 On the authority of Moaz bin Jabal, may God be pleased with him, he said

40:21 I said, O Messenger of God

40:24 Tell me something that will take me to Paradise

40:27 And keep me away from hell

40:29 He said

40:31 You asked about great

40:33 It is easy for whomever God Almighty makes it easy for

40:38 You worship God and do not associate anything with Him

40:42 And perform the prayer

40:44 And you pay zakat

40:45 And fast Ramadan

40:48 And you make pilgrimage to the house

40:50 Then he said

40:52 Shall I not guide you to the doors of goodness?

40:55 Fasting is paradise

40:57 Charity extinguishes sin

41:00 Water also extinguishes fire

41:02 And the man's prayer in the middle of the night

41:06 Then recite

41:08 Their south avoids their beds

41:11 Until they reached work

41:14 Then he said

41:16 Shall I not tell you the head, pillar, and peak of the matter?

41:21 I said, “Yes, O Messenger of God.”

41:24 He said

41:25 The head of the matter is Islam

41:28 Its pillar is prayer

41:30 The peak of its hump is jihad

41:33 Then he said

41:35 Shall I not tell you the meaning of all that?

41:38 I said, “Yes, O Messenger of God.”

41:41 He took hold of his tongue and said

41:44 Stop this

41:47 I said, O Prophet of God

41:49 We are held accountable for what we say

41:53 And he said

41:54 Your mother bereaved you

41:56 Will people be thrown into hell on their faces?

42:00 Or on their nostrils

42:02 Except the jests of their tongues

42:06 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

42:08 He said it is a good and authentic hadith

42:12 The hadith indicates that the greatest thing that enters Paradise

42:17 It is the monotheism of God

42:18 And establishing the pillars of Islam

42:21 Of prayer, zakat, fasting and Hajj

42:25 Then increase the number of good things

42:27 Such as charity, fasting, and night prayers

42:31 As the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, confirms

42:34 On the danger of the tongue

42:36 Preserving it is one of the greatest reasons for survival

42:42 On the authority of Abu Tha’labah Al-Khushani

42:44 Jurthum bin Nashir, may God be pleased with him

42:47 On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

42:50 He said

42:52 God Almighty has imposed an obligation

42:55 Don't waste it

42:57 Set limits, so do not transgress them

43:01 He prohibited things, so do not violate them

43:05 He remained silent about things out of mercy for you and not out of forgetfulness

43:09 Don't look for it

43:12 Good hadith

43:14 Narrated by Al-Dar Qatni and others

43:18 Shows the hadith

43:19 Religion is based on four things

43:23 Performing duties

43:24 And avoid taboos

43:26 And standing within God’s limits without transgressing

43:30 And do not bother searching for what God has remained silent about

43:34 It is a call for balance and ease

43:38 And stay away from extremism and extremism

43:42 On the authority of Abu Abbas

43:43 Sahl bin Saadan Al-Saadi, may God be pleased with him, said

43:48 A man came to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and said

43:53 O Messenger of God

43:55 Show me a job if you do it

43:58 God loved me and people loved me

44:01 And he said

44:02 Renounce this world and God will love you

44:06 Renounce what people have and people will love you

44:12 Shows the hadith

44:14 True asceticism covers the world entirely

44:18 Rather, not being attached to it

44:20 And put it in the hand, not in the heart

44:23 While giving priority to what God has over its fleeting enjoyment

44:28 It also explains that dispensing with what is in people's hands

44:32 He inherits people's love and respect

44:35 Because greed humiliates its owner

44:38 While contentment elevates him

44:41 The hadith encourages Muslim women to be free from attachment to the world

44:45 And the desire for the afterlife

44:47 And building relationships based on chastity and dignity

44:53 On the authority of Abu Saeed

44:55 Saad bin Malik bin Sinan Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him

44:59 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

45:04 No harm, no foul

45:07 Good hadith

45:08 Narrated by Ibn Majah, Dar Qatni and others

45:14 This hadith shows a great rule of Islam

45:20 It is preventing anything that is harmful to a person or others

45:24 Whether the damage is initiating or reciprocating

45:29 Islam is a religion of justice and mercy

45:32 It does not condone abuse or injustice in any form

45:36 The hadith establishes the principle of preserving rights

45:39 Assault is prohibited

45:41 It establishes relationships based on justice and benevolence

45:45 Which preserves the stability and safety of society

45:50 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both

45:54 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

45:58 If people were given according to their claims

46:01 Men would claim people's money and blood

46:06 But the evidence is on the plaintiff

46:08 And the oath is imposed on whoever denies it

46:12 Good hadith

46:13 Narrated by Al-Bayhaqi and others

46:16 Some of it is in the two Sahihs

46:20 This hadith shows a great principle in judiciary and justice

46:25 That is, the claim cannot be accepted without evidence

46:29 The principle is to preserve rights and prevent infringement

46:33 So the Sharia made evidence for whoever makes the claim

46:37 And the oath is imposed on whoever denies

46:39 To ensure the establishment of justice among people

46:43 The hadith establishes the principle of fairness

46:46 Protecting money and blood from false allegations

46:50 Which maintains the stability of society

46:53 It prevents injustice

46:56 On the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, he said

47:00 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say

47:05 Who among you sees an evil?

47:08 Let him change it with his hand

47:10 If he can't

47:12 With his tongue

47:14 If he can't

47:15 So with his heart

47:17 That is the weakest of faith

47:20 Narrated by Muslim

47:24 This hadith explains a great obligation of Islam

47:29 It is enjoining good and forbidding evil

47:33 It is a reason for preserving the well-being of society

47:36 Preventing the spread of corruption

47:39 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, arranged it

47:42 Change ranks as possible

47:45 Which indicates the mercy of Sharia law

47:48 And taking into account people's capabilities

47:51 The hadith teaches the Muslim responsibility towards his religion and society

47:57 And be positive in correcting the error

48:00 Each according to his ability

48:04 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said

48:07 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said

48:11 Don't be jealous

48:13 And don't argue

48:15 And do not hate one another

48:17 And do not hesitate

48:19 And do not sell some of you to sell others

48:24 And be servants of God, brothers

48:28 A Muslim is a Muslim's brother

48:30 He does not oppress him

48:31 And he doesn't let him down

48:33 And he does not lie to him

48:34 And do not despise him

48:36 They met her here

48:38 He points to his chest three times

48:42 According to a vision of evil

48:45 To despise his Muslim brother

48:47 Everything for a Muslim is forbidden for another Muslim

48:51 His blood, money and honor

48:55 Narrated by Muslim

48:59 This hadith shows the basis of social relations in Islam

49:05 It is brotherhood, love and purity of hearts

49:09 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, forbade it

49:11 About everything that spoils affection between people

49:15 Envy, deception and hatred

49:17 He commanded that Muslims be brothers, loving and cooperative

49:25 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

49:27 On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said

49:31 Whoever relieves a believer of the distress of this world

49:37 May God relieve him of the distress of the Day of Resurrection

49:41 And whoever makes things easy for someone who is in difficulty

49:46 May God make it easy for him in this world and the hereafter

49:50 And whoever covers a Muslim

49:52 May God protect him in this world and the hereafter

49:56 May God help the servant

49:58 The servant was not helping his brother

50:02 Whoever follows a path seeks knowledge therein

50:06 May God make his path to Paradise easy for him

50:10 A gathering of people in one of the houses of God

50:15 They recite the Book of God and study it among themselves

50:19 Except that tranquility descended upon them

50:23 And mercy covered them

50:25 And the angels surrounded them

50:27 And God reminded them of those with Him

50:31 And whoever is slow in his work

50:33 His lineage did not accelerate him

50:35 Narrated by Muslim

50:41 Hadith guides us

50:43 Until the punishment is of the type of work

50:45 He who suffers people and relieves their worries

50:47 May God make his affairs easy

50:49 In this world and the hereafter

50:51 It also encourages Muslims to cover themselves

50:53 And make things easier

50:55 On those in need

50:57 And meeting to seek knowledge

50:59 Because cooperation and compassion

51:01 A reason to love God

51:03 And his help to his servants

51:05 The hadith shows

51:08 The value of man is with God

51:10 Do good deeds

51:12 Not according to lineage or lineage

51:14 Whoever falls short in his work

51:16 His status did him no good

51:18 Or its origin

51:20 Survival is through obedience

51:22 And good deeds

51:25 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both

51:27 On the authority of the Messenger of God

51:29 May God bless him and grant him peace

51:31 What he narrates about his Lord

51:33 Blessed and Most High

51:35 He said

51:37 God Almighty wrote

51:39 Good deeds and bad deeds

51:41 Then between that

51:43 Who are they doing well?

51:45 He didn't do it

51:47 God wrote it down to him

51:49 A complete good deed

51:51 If they intend to do it, then do it

51:53 Written by God

51:55 He has ten good deeds

51:57 Up to seven hundred times

51:59 Many times more

52:01 Even if they are

52:03 With bad deeds he did not do them

52:05 Written by God

52:07 He has perfect goodness

52:09 And they are Americana

52:11 So he did it

52:13 God wrote it as one bad deed

52:15 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

52:18 And Muslim

52:20 This hadith shows

52:23 God's mercy and justice

52:25 God has written good deeds

52:27 And the bad deeds

52:29 He stated that good deeds are multiplied

52:31 To ten times more

52:33 Or more

52:35 While bad deeds are written like them

52:37 Or you forgive through repentance

52:39 It also explains that just

52:41 Good intentions

52:43 He writes a reward to his owner

52:45 And to leave bad deeds for God

52:47 Write him a good deed

52:49 Hadith confuses the Muslim

52:51 Be optimistic with alacrity

52:53 God's mercy and more

52:55 From good intentions

52:57 And hasten to repent

52:59 And abandon sins because

53:01 God is generous and does not waste

53:03 Worker's work

53:06 On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him

53:08 He said

53:10 The Messenger of God said

53:12 May God bless him and grant him peace

53:14 God Almighty said

53:16 Who returned?

53:18 For me and for me

53:20 I gave him permission to go to war

53:22 And it didn't come close

53:24 Bring something to my servant

53:26 I love me more than anything

53:28 I assumed it

53:31 And my servant is still drawing near

53:33 Even the voluntary ones

53:35 I love him

53:37 So if you love him

53:39 He heard what he heard

53:41 And his sight with which he sees

53:43 And his hand that

53:45 He hits her hard

53:47 And his walking leg

53:49 Even if he asks me

53:51 I gave it to him now

53:53 Seek refuge for me to be conscious

53:55 His sin was narrated by him

53:57 Bukhari

54:00 This hadith shows greatness

54:02 The status of God’s saints

54:04 And to hurt them

54:06 Or their hostility is greater

54:08 Because they are obedient people

54:10 And closeness to God

54:12 It also explains that

54:14 I love what he draws close to

54:16 A servant to God is a performance

54:18 Obligations and then more

54:20 From voluntary even

54:22 He receives God's love

54:24 And his success

54:26 Talking creates respect

54:28 Righteous and conservative

54:30 On obedience and striving

54:32 To gain God's love

54:34 Which means success in this world

54:36 And the afterlife

54:40 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him

54:42 About them that

54:44 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

54:46 He said

54:48 God forgot about me

54:50 A nation of mistakes and forgetfulness

54:52 And what he hated

54:54 He has a hadith

54:56 Hassan narrated by Ibn Majah

54:58 Al-Bayhaqi and others

55:00 Shows this

55:04 Hadith is the breadth of God’s mercy

55:06 God Almighty with His servants

55:08 The hadith removed the sin from them

55:10 In cases of unintentional error

55:12 And forgetting

55:14 And coercion

55:16 Which indicates the ease of Sharia law

55:18 And remove the embarrassment from people

55:20 The Muslim is not held accountable

55:22 Except for what he intended

55:24 And he did it by choice

55:26 The conversation is inspiring

55:28 Self-confidence

55:30 And it relieves the burden on the servants

55:32 He confirms that the religion of Islam

55:34 A religion of mercy and justice

55:36 He attacks people in some way

55:38 They don't have a boost

55:40 On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with him

55:43 He said about them

55:45 The Messenger of God took

55:47 May God bless him and grant him peace

55:49 How big he said

55:51 Be in the world as if you were

55:53 Stranger or transient

55:55 way

55:57 He was Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with him

55:59 He says about them

56:01 If it's evening, don't wait

56:03 Morning

56:05 If you become, don't wait

56:07 Evening

56:09 Take from your health your illness

56:11 And from your life

56:13 For your death

56:16 Narrated by Al-Bukhari

56:19 This hadith shows

56:21 The truth of the world

56:23 It is a temporary stage

56:25 There is no decision-making place

56:27 So the Muslim prays

56:29 To not get attached to it

56:31 And preoccupation with its decorations

56:33 Rather, preparation for the afterlife

56:35 But he worked for her

56:37 The believer lives there like a stranger

56:39 Who does not take it

56:41 Always a home

56:43 Or like a traveler

56:45 Who cares about arriving

56:47 To his destination

56:49 Hadith teaches asceticism

56:51 And hope is short

56:53 And invest time in obedience

56:55 And not being negligent

56:57 About final fate

57:00 On the authority of Abu Muhammad

57:02 Abdullah Ibn Omar Ibn Al-Aas

57:04 God decided for them, he said

57:06 The Messenger of God said

57:08 May God bless him and grant him peace

57:10 He does not believe

57:12 One of you even be

57:14 According to what you came with

57:16 This hadith indicates

57:20 On the perfection of faith

57:22 And that is a sign of sincerity

57:24 Faith is to submit

57:26 A Muslim has his own whims and desires

57:28 What the Prophet brought

57:30 May God bless him and grant him peace from guidance

57:32 And the law

57:34 Worshiping God over the desires of the soul

57:36 Whenever

57:38 The person agreed with the law

57:40 In his choice and whim

57:42 It was closer to faith

57:44 The complete

57:46 The hadith is also based on struggle

57:48 Self and self control

57:50 So that there are no whims

57:52 She is in control of behavior

57:54 Rather, it is the balance of a Muslim

57:56 It is revelation and followers

57:58 On the authority of Anas

58:01 May God be pleased with him, he said

58:03 I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace

58:05 He says

58:07 God Almighty said

58:09 Oh son of Adam

58:11 You didn't invite me

58:13 And you begged me

58:15 I forgive you for

58:17 It wasn't from you and I don't care

58:19 Oh son of Adam

58:21 If you reach

58:23 Your sins are about heaven

58:25 Then you asked for my forgiveness

58:27 I forgive you

58:29 Oh son of Adam

58:31 If you come to me

58:33 As many sins as the earth

58:35 Then you met me

58:37 Do not associate anything with Me

58:39 I would have come to you

58:41 There is forgiveness close to it

58:44 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

58:46 He said a good hadith

58:48 This hadith confirms

58:51 The door to repentance is open

58:53 Always

58:55 And God Almighty forgives

58:57 All sins

58:59 To whom I pray

59:01 He is the truthful one

59:03 As long as he does not fall into the trap

59:05 It is planted in the heart

59:07 Hope and not despair

59:09 From God's mercy

59:11 No matter how great the sins are

59:14 As a Muslim is raised on

59:16 Turning to God in every situation

59:18 And a lot of

59:20 Ask forgiveness

59:22 And trust in God's mercy

59:24 Wider than any mistake or sin

59:26 The conversation is a message

59:28 Great reassurance

59:30 Hunger for God

59:32 It is the path to forgiveness and salvation

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