হাদিস [2938]-এর ব্যাখ্যা

they reach the Mountain of al-Khamar)" - it is with the dotted kha' and mim both taking fat-hah ("al-Khamar"). "Al-khamar" denotes dense, intertwining trees that conceal whoever is within them, and it has been explicitly explained in the hadith itself as being the mountain of Bayt al-Maqdis (Mount of Olives in Jerusalem).

[2938] The Prophet's (ﷺ) statement: "(it is forbidden for him to enter the mountain passes of Medina [niqab al-Madinah])" - "niqab" is with kasrah on nun, meaning its pathways and mountain passes, being the plural of "naqb", which is a route between two mountains. The Prophet's (ﷺ) statement: "(he slays him and then revives him)" - al-Maziri said: If it is asked: "Displaying miracles at the hands of a deceiver is impossible, so how could such supernatural feats occur at his hands?" the response is that he merely claims