Explanation of the chapter: "The chapter on going out to the bean field and carrying things on one's shoulder to one's family in a basket"
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The Shaykh: Now he establishes a chapter titled:
"The chapter on going out to the bean field and carrying things on one's shoulder to one's family in a basket."
The zaba'il is the zaba'il, meaning what do they call it today? A basket? It is not like a basket; it is made from what grows from plants, such as palm trees or the like. So he says here: The chapter on the permissibility of a man going out to the bean field. The bean field is the farm where legumes are grown. And the permissibility of carrying the zaba'il, meaning the basket and the like of what is used to hold legumes, on his shoulder to serve his family with it.
"The chapter on going out to the bean field and carrying things on one's shoulder to one's family in a basket."
The zaba'il is the zaba'il, meaning what do they call it today? A basket? It is not like a basket; it is made from what grows from plants, such as palm trees or the like. So he says here: The chapter on the permissibility of a man going out to the bean field. The bean field is the farm where legumes are grown. And the permissibility of carrying the zaba'il, meaning the basket and the like of what is used to hold legumes, on his shoulder to serve his family with it.
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