Recordings › BukhariGate Part 2: Sahih Bukhari is NOT so Sahih -Mufti Abu Layth · 1 Sep 2018 › Segment 4 of 10
What is the Bukhari report about the Prophet seeing a woman beside Umar's palace in paradise?
wudhu wudoo wuzu ablution al-wudu wudhoo hadeeth ahadith ahaadeeth hadis hadees ahaadith al-bukhari imam bukhari sahih al-bukhari sahih bukhari saheeh al-bukhari saheeh bukhari imam al-bukhari muftis jannah janna jannat koran quraan al-quranHadith 3242: the woman beside Umar's palace in paradise
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machinesummary, machine-writtenThe Bukhari report in which the Prophet sees a woman beside Umar's palace in paradise and turns away because of Umar's jealousy casts the Prophet in a poor light, Mufti Abu Layth says.
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Mufti Abu Layth reads a report from the book of the beginning of creation, which he numbers 3242 [?], in which Abu Hurayra relates that the Prophet said that while asleep he saw himself in paradise, walking around, and saw a woman performing wudu beside a palace; told that the palace belonged to Umar, he remembered Umar's ghayra, his protective jealousy over his womenfolk, and turned away, and Umar wept and asked how he could ever be jealous of the Messenger of Allah. Mufti says that this is how the report describes the Prophet, seeing a woman and turning away because of Umar's jealousy over his women and palaces, and asks what light this casts on the Prophet. He then announces another very famous report, that of the Prophet on his deathbed, from the book of military expeditions, hadith 4431 narrated from Ibn Abbas.
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Mufti Abu Layth says the Bukhari report in which the Prophet turns away from a woman beside Umar's palace in paradise because of Umar's jealousy casts the Prophet in a poor light.
“look what light its casting upon our beloved prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam”
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again well let me show you people right now okay here I'm just looking at which one to go through okay here's a hadith in Qatar boo but I'll Hulk this is the beginning of creation it's hadith number three - four - okay the Prophet is saying Abu Hurairah
saying that we were with the prophet and he said Baena and anion whilst I was asleep rah atony fill Jenna while I was asleep I saw myself of being in paradise I was in paradise I was kind of walking around and and he says farm to table a large animal I saw I saw this woman doing voodoo at the side of a palace so I said lemon heart al pastor whose is this palace Khalu they told me it's honorable kebabs it belongs to Omar so the prophesied for
the car to Vera Tahoe oh I remembered Omar is very like he has this kind of jealousy like Leila is like translated as in like he doesn't want that that kind of jealousy especially to do with women like I don't want you talking to my women folk I don't want this I don't want that like so you I the prophesied for I remembered Omar and his era and for one lay too much barren so I turned away basically from this woman like he turned away and then it mentions Omar cried and said yara saleh would I ever be jealous of you like what do you mean by that
so look at this so this is the Prophet like this this is how it's describing the Prophet like Oh like he's seeing this woman and then saying oh and seeing this palace or who's oh oh Omar oh yeah he's jealous about his women and places so I'll just turn away and look what light its casting upon our beloved prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam now let me tell you what else so apart from the profit forgetting the Quran and the Prophet look how they described now listen to this this is a
very famous hadith this one the Prophet on his final deathbed this is incredible mahadji the book of to do with war fee and stuff like that battles and it's hadith number four four three one that the Prophet this I'm not a bass says that Yamagami is on on thursday or on this day i mean there's some difference I mean generally they're going with human he says the day is called your mother means right now on this day the prophet sala allah salem became very ill the pain like the pain is feeling a lot of pain so he said for Allah Oh Tony
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Mufti Abu Layth. (2018, September 1). What is the Bukhari report about the Prophet seeing a woman beside Umar's palace in paradise? [Video, segment 2018-09-01-S04, auto-transcribed, may contain errors]. Mufti Abu Layth Archive. Retrieved November 1, 2026, from https://muftiabulayth.org/r/iijbmtxueow/s/4/
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