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( He arrived in the chapter on a woman s voluntary fast while her husband is present )

Muslim mentioned on the authority of Abu Hurairah who said the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said, A woman does not fast when her husband is present except with his permission.

The hadith agreed that fasting Ramadan is obligatory, and that is why Abu Dawud added to this hadith other than Ramadan

[ The woman is the believing soul, and her husband is her belief in the law .]

So know that the woman is the believing soul and her husband is the one who controls her, but it is her belief in the law, not the law. If they had done that, it would have been good for them, and that is why they miss out on much good and great knowledge

( Arrived during the traveler s fasting season )

[ It is not righteousness to fast while travelling ]

It is proven in the two Sahihs of Muslim and Al-Bukhari on the authority of Ibn Abbas that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said, It is not righteousness for you to fast while travelling.

The word whom in this hadith is from the narration of Al-Bukhari, for the hadith of Muslim is not righteousness without someone who called travel travel because it results in the morals of men because of the hardship and effort that it entails for the people of wealth and the left, so how is the condition of the weak? He is fasting, and this is the fasting that is not tainted by hypocrisy in his view, for it is not from righteousness or not righteousness for a person to claim what he knows that he does not have that he has, even if his Lord is fulfilled.

( Arrived in a chapter on the number of obligatory days of fasting )

The number of obligatory days in fasting is two hundred and twenty-six days, and the vow is not regulated, so we limit it and its goal is a year, from which six or three days are deducted for the sake of those who are forbidden to fast on the days of al-Tashreeq or two days. Twenty-seven days and two hundred, and besides this number, it is not obligatory for him who has intercourse in Ramadan and zihaar, and to kill sinners is sixty by sixty, and among them is Ramadan, thirty, and from them is for redemption during Hajj, three, and for oaths, ten, and for vows at least one.

[ The occasion between fasting and these actions that compelled it ]

Know that if there was no difference between fasting and these actions that compelled it or the actions for which it would be appropriate, it would not be correct to take its place. What falls the right of God and the right of others on him and I was told when you knew these days and their obligation, we have entrusted you to yourself in extracting these occasions, and you are not alone, but everyone who knew about them until he knew them, he was stoned to know about them if he knew them by any way, this prevented me from clarifying these occasions. Divine commands and divine signs for the people of this path are obligatory

( It arrived in the chapter on miswaak for the fasting person )

[ The toothpicks are a purifier for the mouth, pleasing to the Lord ]

It is proven in Al-Hassan on the authority of Aamir bin Rabi ah that he said, I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, what I could not count, while he was fasting.

Whoever says it absolutely during the rest of the day, and I say it, and whoever says that he hates him after noon, whoever observes the ruling of Khuluf dislikes it while he is deficient in consideration of that, for he

It is proven from the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that the toothpick purifies the mouth and is pleasing to the Lord

It is pure and antiseptic that pleases the Lord and cleans the teeth from tartar and yellowness that they see

Al-Bazzar narrated on the authority of the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that he said to his companions, What is the matter with you that you bring me a juicy salt?

So mention what is the luck of the sight and what is exposed to the smell, and the siwaak does not remove it, for it is a change in the stomach, which is revealed by breathing.

[ The smell of a fasting person s mouth is better in God s sight than the scent of musk ]

And if the scent of the fasting person will be better in the sight of God on the Day of Resurrection than the scent of musk, then on the Day of Resurrection its smell will change with the scent of musk. Absolutely, without restricting a time or condition, and it is closer to being obligatory than recommending what the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, affirmed.


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