{"id":4550,"collection_id":1,"collection":"bukhari","collection_name":"Sahih al-Bukhari","book_number":"79","bab_id":16.0,"english_bab_number":"16","arabic_bab_number":"16","hadith_number":"6248","our_hadith_number":22,"arabic_urn":153520,"arabic_bab_name":"باب تَسْلِيمِ الرِّجَالِ عَلَى النِّسَاءِ وَالنِّسَاءِ عَلَى الرِّجَالِ","arabic_text":"وَمَا كُنَّا نَقِيلُ وَلاَ نَتَغَدَّى إِلاَّ بَعْدَ الْجُمُعَةِ‏.‏","arabic_transliteration":"wamaa kunnaa naqiylu walaa nataghadday 'ilaaa ba'da aljumu'ahi‏.‏","arabic_grade":"صحيح","english_urn":58720,"english_bab_name":"Greeting of men to women, and women to men","english_text":"<p>\nNarrated Abu Hazim:\n\n<p>Sahl said, \"We used to feel happy on Fridays.\" I asked Sahl, \"Why?\" He said, \"There was an old \nwoman of our acquaintance who used to send somebody to Buda'a (Ibn Maslama said, \"Buda'a was a \ngarden of date-palms at Medina). She used to pull out the silq (a kind of vegetable) from its roots and \nput it in a cooking pot, adding some powdered barley over it (and cook it). After finishing the Jumua \n(Friday) prayer we used to (pass by her and) greet her, whereupon she would present us with that \nmeal, so we used to feel happy because of that. We used to have neither a midday nap, nor meals, \nexcept after the Friday prayer.\" (See Hadith No. 60, Vol.2)","english_grade":"Sahih","last_updated":null,"xrefs":""}