Explanation of the Book of Foods-04b

The reciter: Jumu'ah ibn 'Abd Allah narrated to us, Marwan narrated to us, Hashim ibn Hashim informed us, 'Amir ibn Sa'd informed us from his father, who said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said:

The Shaykh : Yes, it is permissible to say "sam" and it is permissible to say "sum." His saying: "Whoever eats in the morning" means eating them in the morning before anything else. And his saying: "Ajwa" is a type of date known in Madinah. Some mentioned that the original Ajwa has been cut off, and now there is Ajwa in the market that is claimed to be the original Ajwa, and its dates are sold at a high price. Is this specific to Ajwa or general? Some scholars hold that it is general, and that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) mentioned Ajwa dates by way of example. They said that this is indicated by the fact that he said in some wordings: and he did not specify it with Ajwa. So according to this, it is general and inclusive. And his saying: And now we will read the explanation on this. The explanation of al-Fath may be simpler than
The reciter: What was mentioned

The Shaykh : at all? Yes, let us see our companion... a volume was in the library, a copy may be present here
The student: Al-'Ayni

The Shaykh : No, al-Fath is better