Hadith 4060

English

Abdullah ibn al-Harith ibn Jaz’ (may Allah be pleased with him) narrated: Bread and meat were brought to the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) in the mosque. He ate, ² and we ate with him. Then he stood to pray, and we prayed with him, without doing more than wiping our hands with pebbles. ³

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Commentary and footnotes (4)

Note 2

In the mosque, he ate, etc.

(2) The statement: “In the mosque, he ate, etc.”: Perhaps he was in i’tikaf, had guests, or did so to show permissibility, as it is allowed unless the mosque is defiled, per “Al-Mirqat.”

Note 3

Without doing more than wiping our hands with pebbles

(3) The statement: “Without doing more than wiping our hands with pebbles”: Some of our scholars said wudu is recommended before and after eating only if the hands are soiled and produce odor, per “Al-Mirqat.”

Note 2

قوله

(٢) قوله: وهو في المسجد، فأكل وأكلنا معه: ولعله كان معتكفا أو عنده أضياف أو فعله لبيان الجواز؛ فإنه مباح ما لميتلوث المسجد. كذا في (المرقاة).

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قوله

(٣) قوله: ولم نزد على أن مسحنا أيدينا بالحصباء: وقال في (المرقاة): قال بعض علمائنا من الشراح: الإتيان بالوضوءعند التناول والفراغ إنما يستحب في طعام تتلوث عنه اليد ويتولد منه الوضر.

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