Semester 2 Hadees studies Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī: who Imam al-Bukhari was, how his Ṣaḥīḥ was compiled and why it holds the rank it does, then the hadiths set for the semester — the assigned chapter is Kitāb al-Adab (the Book of Manners). Lessons appear here class-by-class as the semester progresses, each built from the recorded lecture cross-checked against the course deck.
About this course
Lesson ↔ video map: L01 ← v24; L02 ← v25; L03 ← v26; L04 ← v27; L05 ← v28; L06 ← v29; L07 ← v30; L08 ← v31; L09 ← v32; L10 ← v33; L11 ← v34 — none of the v29, v30, v31, v32, v33 or v34 recordings names its lecturer.
Unit 1 — Imam Bukhari & his Sahih
Introduction to Imam Bukhari & his Sahih
Imam al-Bukhari's life (name, birth, orphanhood, travels, trial, death) · how Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī was compiled · its numbers, structure and standing.
Kitāb al-Adab (the Book of Manners)
The Most Beloved Deeds & Kindness to Parents
The most beloved deeds (ṣalāh on time → birr al-wālidayn → jihad) · al-Bukhari's Bāb al-Birr wa-ṣ-Ṣila · Saʿd ibn Abī Waqqāṣ and his mother · mother 3× then father.
ʿUqūq al-Wālidayn — Disobedience to Parents among the Major Sins
Bāb ʿUqūq al-Wālidayn min al-Kabāʾir · al-Mughīra's hadith of three forbidden and three disliked things · Abū Bakrah on the greatest of the major sins · what counts as ʿuqūq · Jurayj and his mother's duʿāʾ.
The Three Men Trapped in the Cave
Bāb Ijābat duʿāʾ man barra wālidayhi · the rock seals the cave and each of the three men is freed by one deed · tawassul by one's own sincere deed and its two conditions.
Ṣilat ar-Raḥim — the Silk Ḥulla for the Mushrik Brother, and the Ties of Kinship
Four consecutive chapters of Kitāb al-Adab on the family bond — kindness to a mushrik brother, the virtue of kinship ties, the sin of severing them, and wider provision.
The Womb Speaks, and Mercy to Children — Finishing Ṣilat ar-Raḥim and Bāb Raḥmat al-Walad
Kitāb al-Adab — the ṣilat ar-raḥim thread is closed, and a new chapter on mercy to children is opened.
Mercy in a Hundred Parts — ar-Raḥmah as a Single Thread through Kitāb al-Adab
Three Bukhārī ḥadīths from Kitāb al-Adab, taken in book order, with a fourth brought in as support — and raḥmah as the thread through all of them.
Ḥusn al-ʿAhd, the Orphan and the Widow — Four Chapters of Kitāb al-Adab
Four chapters of Kitāb al-Adab in book order: loyalty to Khadījah, the carer of the orphan, the striver for the widow, and Mālik ibn al-Ḥuwayrith's twenty nights.
Raḥmat an-Nās wa-l-Bahāʾim — Mercy to People and to Animals
One chapter of Kitāb al-Adab — five ḥadīths in the book's own order, from the man who watered a thirsty dog to man lā yarḥam lā yurḥam.
Al-Waṣāh bi-l-Jār — the Rights of the Neighbour
The neighbour chapters of Kitāb al-Adab — seven ḥadīths, from Jibrīl's repeated counsel about the neighbour to ʿalā kulli muslimin ṣadaqah.
Al-Kalimah aṭ-Ṭayyibah — Good Words, Gentleness and Clean Speech NEW
Kitāb al-Adab on the tongue — the good word as a ṣadaqah, gentleness in every matter, and the Prophet ﷺ who was never foul-spoken, ending on mudārāh versus mudāhanah.