Sciences of Hadith by Ibn al-Salah

Description

Book description:

• Author: Othman ibn Abdulrahman al-Shahrzuri Taqi al-Din Ibn al-Salah

• Number of pages: 471 pages

• The subject of the book: Science of Hadith

The contents of the book:

The book contains 65 types of hadith sciences, namely:

1. Introduction

2. The first type of hadith science: Knowing what is correct from the hadith

3. Second type: Recognizing Hassan from Hadith

4. The third type: Recognizing Weak Hadith

5. Fourth type: Knowledge of the predicate

6. Fifth type: Knowing the caller

7. Sixth type: Knowing the lift

8. Seventh type: Knowing the suspended

9. Type VIII: Knowing the lump sum

10. Ninth type: Knowing the sender

11. Tenth type: Knowing the interrupted

12. Type XI: Knowledge of the inadmissible

13. Type XII: Recognizing fraud and the judgment of the fraudster

14. Type XIII: Recognizing anomalies

15. Type XIV: Recognizing Denial of Hadith

16. Type XV: Recognizing considerations, follow-ups, and witnesses

17. Type XVI: Recognizing and judging the additions of the trustworthy ones

18. Type XVII: Knowledge of individuals

19. Type XVIII: Recognizing Malformed Hadiths

20. Type Nineteen: Recognizing troubled hadiths

21. Twentieth type: Recognizing what is included in a hadith

22. Type XXI: Knowledge of the subject

23. Type XXII: Knowing the reciprocal

24. Type Twenty-Three: Knowing the qualities of those whose narrations are accepted and those whose narrations are rejected, and the related matters of libel, wounding, authentication, and modification

25. Type Twenty-Four: Knowing how to hear hadith, how to endure it, and how to control it

26. Type twenty-five: On writing hadith, and how to control and restrict the book

27. Type XXVI: On the quality of narrating a hadith, the condition of its performance, and related matters

28. Type XXVII: Knowing the Etiquette of the Muhaddith

29. Type XXVIII: Knowing the etiquette of the student of hadith

30. Type XXIX: Knowledge of high and low attribution

31. Type thirty: Recognizing Famous Hadiths

32. Type XXXI: Knowing the strange and dear hadiths

33. Type XXXII: Knowing the strangeness of hadith

34. Type Thirty-Three: Recognizing Serial Hadith

35. Thirty-fourth type: Knowing the mansukh and nasukh of a hadith

36. Type XXXV: Knowing the Qur'an from the hadiths

37. Type XXXVI: Recognizing Different Hadiths

38. Type XXXVII: Knowing more about the continuum

39. Type XXXVIII: Recognizing Murasil whose transmission is hidden

40. Type XXXIX: Knowledge of the Companions (may Allah be pleased with them all)

41. The forty-fourth fulfillment type: Knowledge of followers

42. Type XLI: Recognizing Senior Narrators from Minor Narrators

43. Forty-second type: Recognizing Al-Mudbaj and other peer-to-peer narration

44. The forty-third type: Knowing the brothers and sisters of scholars and narrators

45. Type XLIV: Recognizing parent-child narratives

46. Forty-fifth type: Recognizing children's accounts of their parents

47. Type XLVI: Knowing who has two narrators who narrated from him: An earlier and a later one, whose time of death differed greatly, so there was a long period of time between them, even though the later of them is not counted among the contemporaries of the former and those of his class

48. Forty-seventh type: Knowing those who have only one narrator from the companions, followers, and those after them, may Allah be pleased with them.

49. Type Forty-eight Knowledge of those who are mentioned by different names or multiple adjectives, and those who are not familiar with them think that those names or adjectives are for a different group.

50. Type XLIX: Knowing the names of the companions, narrators of hadith and scholars, and their surnames and nicknames

51. Type fifty fulfillment: Knowing Names and Nicknames

52. Fifty-first type: Knowing the surnames of those known by name but not by surname

53. Type fifty-two: Knowing the surnames of modernizers and those mentioned with them

54. Type fifty-three: Knowing the similarities and differences of names and genealogies and their affiliations

55. Fifty-fourth type: Knowing the similarities and differences in names, genealogies, etc.

56. Type fifty-five: A type that is a combination of the two previous types

57. Fifty-sixth type: Recognizing narrators who are similar in name and lineage but differentiated by advancing and delaying in the son and father

58. Type fifty-seven: Recognizing people who are not their fathers

59. Type fifty-eight: Recognizing ratios that are not what they appear to be, which is the first thing that comes to mind.

60. Type fifty-nine: Recognizing opaque

61. Type Mofi Sixty: Knowing the dates of narrators

62. Sixty-first type: Knowing who are trustworthy and who are weak among the narrators of hadith

63. Type Sixty-Two: Identifying those who mixed up at the end of their lives.

64. Type Sixty-Three: Knowing the layers of narrators and scholars

65. Type Sixty-Four: Recognizing the loyalty of narrators and scholars

Type Sixty-Five: Knowing the homelands and countries of the narrators
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