Shama-il Tirmidhi Chapter 28,The Cup Of Rasoolullah

Chapter 28. The Cup Of Rasoolullah

CHAPTER 28. THE CUP OF RASOOLULLAH

 Shama-il Tirmidhi Chapter 28, Hadith Number 1 (186).

 Thaabit radiyallahu anhu relates that Anas radiyallahu anhu showed us a large wooden cup, which was lined with metal, and said, O’ Thaabit, this is the cup of Rasoolullah sallallahu alaihe wasallam.

 Commentary

 It is said that this cup was sold from the estate of Sayyidina Nadr ibn Anas radiyallahu anhu for eight lakh Dirhams and Imaam Bukhari drank water from it in Basrah. Some say that, that was another cup.

 CHAPTER 28. THE CUP OF RASOOLULLAH

Shama-il Tirmidhi Chapter 28, Hadith Number 2 (187).

 Anas radiyallahu anhu says, I gave Rasoolullah sallallahu alaihe wasallam to drink from this cup all those things which are drunk; Nabeedh, milk, etc.

Commentary

Nabeedh is a drink made by soaking dates, raisins, etc. in water until these things (become soft and) give off its effect. It is a tonic and gives strength. Dates, etc. were soaked for Sayyidina Rasoolullah sallallahu alaihe wasallam at night and he drank it in the morning. It was also sometimes used the next day, provided it did not ferment and become intoxicating.

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