Explanation of the hadith of Abu Burdah (may Allah be pleased with him): (Every Muslim is obligated to give charity. He said: What if he does not find anything? He said: Let him work and benefit himself and give charity. He said: What if he
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The Shaykh : The second hadith has the same meaning as the previous one, but through a different chain. He (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Sahih al-Bukhari 1445. He said: What if he does not find anything? He said: . This narration explains the previous phrase in the earlier hadith. There he said: What if I am unable to do some of the work? Here he said: What if he does not find anything to give as charity? He said: . He said: What if he is unable to do so, or does not do it? He said: Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 14:48. If he is unable to do anything to earn and give charity, then let him help the needy person who is in distress, meaning the one who is afflicted and sad. He said: What if he is unable to do so, or does not do it? He said: . He said: What if he is unable to do so, or does not do it? He said: Sahih al-Bukhari 1445.
Every Muslim has to give in charity
على كلِّ مسلم صدقةLet him work, let him benefit himself, and let him give charity
فليعمل ، فلينفع نفسه ، ويتصدَّقLet him work, let him benefit himself, and let him give charity
فليعمَلْ فلينفَعْ نفسه ويتصدَّقHe should help someone with a great need.
ليعِنْ ذا الحاجة الملهوفLet him enjoin what is right, for that is charity
فليأمُرْ بالمعروف فهو صدقةkeep away from evil deeds and this will be regarded as charitable deeds
يمسك عن الشَّرِّ ؛ فإنَّها له صدقة
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