Lesson 18 – Bayqooniyyah in the sciences of Hadith – Explanation of Shaykh Abdullah al-Bukhari | Abu Muadh Taqweem
This week we covered:
- The terminology of Mu’an’an.
- Chains using the term “An” – a less direct term than “Heard” or “He narrated to me”.
- Recap of the previous 2 of the 3 positions towards the term “An” from the people of Hadith.
- The narrator may be known for tadlees (leaving out narrators), then his hadith is not considered to be connected
- Position 3 – when the narrators are contemporaries, not known for tadlees but are not known to have met.
- Imam Muslim accepts such narration, however, Imam Bukhari requires the narrators to have been known to have met
Next Lesson:
The Mubham – what is it? Are Mubham narrations accepted?
