Tajrid us Sarih is a summarized version of Sahih al-Bukhari (compiled by Sh az-Zabeedi). This has been explained by Sh `AbdurRazzaaq al-Badr hafizahullaah in Madeenah.
This series presents a summarized translation of Sh `AbdurRazaaq’s explanation in English. (Presented by Adnaan ibn Salman).
1 & 2 – The Book of the Beginning of Revelation & The Book of Eemaan
4 – The Book of Wudhoo (ongoing)
This is an excellent series of lectures on Qiyam-ul-Layl, Tarawih and Seeking Laylat-ul-Qadr. From Abu Talhah’s rahimahullaah explanation of Riyaadh-us-Saaliheen by Imaam an-Nawawi rahimahullaah:
This is an excellent series of lectures on the topic of fasting during Ramadaan and at other times. From Abu Talhah’s rahimahullaah explanation of Riyaadh-us-Saaliheen by Imaam an-Nawawi rahimahullaah:
This is an excellent introduction to Usool-ul-Fiqh by Imam as-Sa’di rahimahullaah, explained by Sh at-Ta’muri hafizahullaah (translated by Abu Talhah rahimahullaah).
Usool-ul-Fiqh is defined as:
Study materials:
Audios (in English):
Explained by Sh AbdurRazzaaq al-Badr hafizahullaah (Madeenah).
(translated by Adnaan ibn Salman)
These audio lessons are a translation of the above book by the famous scholar Ibn Katheer, along with side points discussing the authenticity of the narrations mentioned, as well as other beneficial narrations. An extremely valuable resource given the lack of authentic material on the subject of the life of our beloved Prophet (sallAllaahu’alaihiwasallam).
Translated by Abu Talhah Dawud ibn Ronald Burbank.
All lectures have been uploaded with the permission of the translator.
(Audios presented by Abu Talha himself, rahimahullaah. Originally uploaded in 2016)
The distinctive Characteristics of the book ‘Al-Fusool’:
1) The book is divided into two parts:
The First Part: The Seerah of the Messenger and his military expeditions.
The Second Part: The Signs of his Prophethood, his characteristics, and the things
particular to him.
2) This book is not an abridgement of, or an extraction from ‘al-Bidaayah wan-
Nihaayah’, but rather it is an independent book that stands on its own merit. The
author compiled it from the works of the fine scholars who preceded him.
3) Despite its small size it is replete with information; it is comprehensive and
beneficial.
4) It is simple in its style.
5) It narrates events and occurrences in sequence.
6) Ibn Katheer took benefit from the previous works, but he avoided reports with
weak chains of narration. He sometimes mentions them, however, and then draws
attention to them, or he criticizes them.
(Taken from the Introduction to the book)
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Lesson 1 – Introduction to the Seerah; The Prophet’s Lineage (sallAllaahu’alaihiwasallam)
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Lesson 2 – His Birth (sallAllaahu’alaihiwasallam)
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Lesson 3 – Prophethood
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Lesson 4 – The Hijrah (migration) to Abyssinia
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Entire Playlist:
Please note that Abu Talhah did not complete this series of recordings during his lifetime rahimahullaah.
Explained by Sh AbdurRazzaaq al-Badr hafizahullaah (Madeenah).
(translated by Nasser ibn Najam)
Explained by Sh AbdurRazzaaq al-Badr hafizahullaah
(translated by Adnaan ibn Salman)
Q: Salaat-ul-Maghrib – when does it’s time last until?
A: The time for maghrib as is mentioned in the hadeeth in Saheeh Muslim is up until the disappearance of the red twilight – i.e.: it lasts about an hour or so. And we have checked this visually ourselves here. And based on this assessment we consider that they call the adhan for Isha here about half an hour late – i.e. everywhere. And they also call the adhan of maghrib here about 10 minutes late – they delay it by a full 10 minutes. Therefore we break our fast whether in or outside Ramadan about 10 minutes before their calling the adhaan …
(Note that Sh al-Albaani rahimahullaah was based in Jordan)
Translated by Adnaan ibn Salman
Explained by Sh AbdurRazaaq al-Badr hafizahullaah
(Translated by Adnaan ibn Salmaan)
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