Riyāḍ aṣ-Ṣāliḥīn - The Chapter Pertaining being dutiful to the Parents & Upholding the ties of Kinship – Exp. by Sh. Al-‘Uthaymeen

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Table of Contents

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BIOGRAPHY OF THE. EXPLAINER OF RIVAD-US+
SATIUEN, 8

CHAPTER PERTAINING 10 BEING DUTIFUL TO.
Hh PARINTS AND UPHOLDING IH THES OF
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AWADITIT15.4ND 316..
Explanation.
AQADETLI 918, 319, 920, 321, 922 AND 333

Taplaration . 4

AGADITAS25 AND 325 AF
Explanation

AHADITIE 527; 928, 329, ANID 390. 5
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HADITH 991, 582, 385,334 AND 995 ac GB
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41° CHAPTER. PERTARING TO BEING
UNDUIIUL TO SHEE PARENIS AND CLITING
THE TIES OF KINSHU.... o

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HADITH-337, 338, 339, AND 340.

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BIOGRAPHY OP THE RXPLAINER OF RIVAD-US-SALIUTS,

BIOGRAPHY OF THE EXPLAINER
OF RIYAD-US-SALIHIN

ALAflamah Molammad “itn sai. 4l!Uthaymin

‘isis (1D47-AMDLATD,

Hip’ lineage and _bisth: (le js-the, noble scholar,
wovifier, Faqihy a Scholar of’ Talss, Allsivfcaring,
ascetic, Muhaninad hm '$ali Ton Mohernmad Tn
Sulayman’ Ibn’ ‘Abd-Hahaian Siti Al’ Lthaymsin,
(8) from AlWiahige of Bai, Fann. He wat bore
con the 274 night of the blessed mignth Kamagin in the
‘your ATATI im ‘Unayval- one of the. cities of Ale
Qhwmn -in thirKinydlorn of Saudi Atabie

His scholastic upbrihging: His father (itias) eniolied!
him to sindy he Noble Quen’ with, hié maéernal
grandfather, the " tewcher | “Abdur-Ralman ~ ‘Ibn
Salaymin Ad-Damigh’ (iis). ‘Ion: he studied
‘writing, some atitinmetic. sind. Arabic Hlerature al “A!
Ustich “AbalutsAzts Fie Solth Ad-Trimigh’s elias atid
hat wag before he ebrolled im” AlcAfwattim. “ALE Fem.
“Abvlitis Asi Shalizyfar's Schoo!” whore he memorized
‘the Noble, Qur'an. with hint, ond he had nit reached

fourteen yeats of age yet

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EXPLANATION OF THE CHAPTER: BEING DLIJEUT
‘TO PARENTS & UPHOLDINC THES OF KINSHI!

Unuter the ine uf his tafher (is) he embarked
upon seeking religiout. knowledge, and the: ncbie
Shaykh AWAMSmah “Abdu Rahn Tony Nair Ae
Sali (itns) “used to teach veligious science’ ‘und
Acsbic iY “fami Kabir” (le, Grand Masjid whore
Juitis‘ab ig held} in “Unayzah, Fe arangedaiye-of his,
senior students to teach’ the héginmiig’ stodents
Therefiee, the Shay'th Gee Al“Uthayrain) would joist
Shaykh Muhammad fbn ‘Abdul-'Aziz ALMutaiviva's
sircle of Inowledge (iiss) until He attained ywhat he
attsined froma the knuwledge of Tewhid igi, anol
Nolin. Gi. Aeahie grammar rolated to. the ending of
word}.

‘Then he sat in the vitéles of knowledge of his Shaykl
“Abdur ‘Kalman ibn’ Nasir As-Sadi Eiic!), He
studied with hiev-Vateir, Hadith, bifah of dhe Prophet
Geidieceife), ACLawhid, Altigh, AIZUsiL, Al
Faé'id, An-Nalwy and memorized concise texts on
hse stents,

“Ihe noble Shaykty ALAllamah “Atidag Raho tba
Nayiy 8a-S'adi (ftia§) yas considered to be hig first
Shaykh. Sings he-aeypited ‘knowledge, .cxfpetionc,
‘andi methods of leaming irom him more o then

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