Explanation of the Book of Prayer and Its Times-01b
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The reciter: Matar ibn al-Fadl narrated to us, saying: Ruh narrated to us, saying: Zakariyya ibn Ishaq narrated to us, saying: Amr ibn Dinar narrated to us, saying: I heard Jabir ibn Abdullah narrating Sahih al-Bukhari 364.
The Shaykh : May Allah send prayers and peace upon him. The statement of the author, the statement of al-Bukhari: "Chapter on the Dislike of Nudity." The meaning of "dislike" here is the dislike of prohibition; there is no doubt about that. The Salaf used to apply the term "disliked" to what is forbidden. Indeed, in the Noble Qur'an, the term "disliked" was applied to shirk (associating partners with Allah) when the Exalted said:[Al-Isra 17:23]. It is said in al-Nihayah: [Al-Isra 17:38]. And this hadith has come before us.
While Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) was carrying stones (along) with the people of Mecca for (the building of) the Ka`ba wearing an Izar (waist-sheet cover), his uncle Al-`Abbas said to him, "O my nephew! (It would be better) if you take off your Izar and put it over your shoulders underneath the stones." So he took off his Izar and put it over his shoulders, but he fell unconscious and since then he had never been seen naked.
أن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم كان ينقل معهم الحجارة للكعبة وعليه إزاره، فقال له العباس عمه: يا ابن أخي لو حللت إزارك فجعلت على منكبيك دون الحجارة. قال فحله فجعله على منكبيه، فسقط مغشيًا عليه، فما رئي بعد ذلك عريانًا صلى الله عليه وسلمThe Shaykh : May Allah send prayers and peace upon him. The statement of the author, the statement of al-Bukhari: "Chapter on the Dislike of Nudity." The meaning of "dislike" here is the dislike of prohibition; there is no doubt about that. The Salaf used to apply the term "disliked" to what is forbidden. Indeed, in the Noble Qur'an, the term "disliked" was applied to shirk (associating partners with Allah) when the Exalted said: