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5644. It was narrated that Hunaidah bint Sharik bin Abân said: "I met 'Aishah, may Allāh be pleased with her, in Al-Khuraibah,[1] and I asked her about the dregs[2] and she forbade them to me and she said: 'Soak (the fruit) at night and drink it in the morning, and tie the vessel closed.' And she forbade me from using Ad-Dubbâ' (gourds), An-Naqîr, Al-Muzaffat, and Al-Hantam." (Da'if)
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Footnotes
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[1] A place near Bašra.
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[2] That is, the sludge at the bottom of Nabîdh or Khamr.
Commentary
1. Khuraibah is a locality of the city of Basra, which was also called Busra Sughra or the Tiny Basra.
2. 'Drink it in the morning' means Nabīdh should not be kept for a long time. There is possibility of its turning intoxicating.
3. 'Fasten its mouth or head' means the vessel containing Nabīdh should be kept covered. Tightly closed, which delays fermentation. So far as the detail concerning the vessel remains, it could be seen in the narration 5641.