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The Hadith class is a series of five conditions for achieving a Hadith, including memorizing five conditions and trustworthiness. The class is related to the number of narrators and their trustworthiness. The importance of finding authentic hadiths is emphasized, and the number of authentic hadiths is discussed in various cultures. The importance of memorizing the text and knowing the chain of narrators is emphasized, and caution is advised in interpreting the chain of narrators.

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			So I want to connect to Lamar Carter. Thank you for joining us in the sciences of the Hadith class.
Today inshallah we'll discuss the Hadith of the Ahad.
		
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			Yesterday we talked about Hadith lahad
		
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			from one aspect
		
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			and we said that it is divided to three categories. We have
		
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			had the philosophies urabe and misure.
		
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			From one aspect, we have three categories. Today, we will take another aspect of this law.
		
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			But also from this aspect, it will be divided to three categories.
		
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			Now, it's not according to the number of narrators, it is according to the authenticity of the
Hadith. According to accepting or rejecting the Hadith.
		
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			We earlier spoke about
		
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			the division of Hadith lahat from
		
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			the numbers aspect, the number of the narrator's transmitters. Today inshallah we will discuss how
the fella had from the authenticity aspect. And from that aspect, we have also three types.
		
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			We have the Hadith which is accepted and we have the Hadith which is rejected.
		
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			So the Hadith which is accepted, we have Hadith Sahih and we have Hadith Hassan then we have Hadith
life which is rejected. So you could say it is two categories accepted and rejected. Or you could
say three categories.
		
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			So hi, husband and wife.
		
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			Whether you say it's two or three it is accepted.
		
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			This is the division of
		
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			the holidays, they have their heart from the authenticity
		
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			perspective.
		
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			So we will start with the accepted Hadith.
		
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			Today inshallah we'll discuss the accepted Hadith, which is
		
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			Hadith, Sahih, Hadith and Hassan we have two types of the Hadith included in this category. The
accepted Hadith,
		
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			Hadith Sahih authentic sound and we have Hadith Hasson which is good
		
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			Hadith sigh. The accepted hedis.
		
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			We haven't we haven't defined in the book in page 139. This is the division the definition of the
Hadith. It's mentioned in the book, page 139.
		
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			You can check it later on.
		
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			What does it say here? It says a hadith with a continuous it's not all the way back to the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam consisting of upright persons who also possess retentive memories, and whose
narration is not outlandish while it is, in the meantime, free of birth defects. That's the
definition of the Hanif Sahaj, according to Dr. Kamali, it's mentioned in the book do not rewrite
again the definition because it is in the book page 139.
		
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			This is pretty long division, the finishing of this hadith. When I asked you What's the finishing of
the Hadith Sahih it's difficult to say a hadith with the continuous net all the way back to the
prophet SAW Selim, consisting of upright persons who also possess retentive memories and whose
narration is not outlandish. While it's in the meantime, free of both defects. It's long the
finishing.
		
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			That's how we define it in Arabic. Mata Sala Senado matassa lacinato below dolibarr between
ventilador shadows in malaria, Imam su to define this in his elfia by saying had the Sahih Muslim
mostly be knocklyon Lin barberton and miss lee while Aamir Khan, sha Allah Allah. It's one and a
half line of poetry on
		
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			this is how I tried to define the Hadith with less words, you could write it because the other
definition is mentioned in the book. Either one is fine. The Hadith with connected chain of
narrators whose memorization and trustworthiness is excellent without defects or oddness,
		
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			or without being outlandish and free of defects.
		
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			This is the definition of psi. And from the definition, you could tell the conditions for the
hottest psi. Now we mentioned when we talked about
		
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			The mutawatir Hadith, we said there are four conditions. Also for this a hadith there are conditions
how many conditions now we will find out. So this is the definition of the Hadith Sahih Hadith with
connected chain of narrators whose memorization and trustworthiness is excellent
		
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			without defects or oddness, or without being outlandish, and free of
		
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			oddness, free of defects, hidden defects.
		
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			Now, we will discuss the conditions.
		
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			We, in order for us to give the degree of psi to any Hadith, it has to have five conditions. So,
remember this number five conditions, the matamata Hadith, we said it has four conditions here, we
have five conditions, you need to memorize these conditions.
		
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			The first condition the chain has to be linked from the beginning to the end, which means from the
Prophet sallallahu sallam, to the scholar who compiled this Hadith, there has to have there has to
be connected chain of narrators.
		
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			If the link is discontinued, then the Hadith cannot be authentic.
		
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			This is the first condition. The second condition, the narrators are the transmitters have to be
trustworthy. They have to be trustworthy.
		
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			This is the second condition.
		
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			Now, did we discuss this condition and the matamata?
		
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			We don't have it because it's impossible for them to lie. So we don't check on their background
while here. They have to be trustworthy.
		
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			What do we mean by trustworthiness? It will come with us later on. But I will give you an idea now.
trustworthiness means
		
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			being free of
		
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			me major sins, and insisting on minor sins.
		
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			That's the trustworthiness you do not commit major sins. And you do not insist on minor sins.
		
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			That's the trustworthiness.
		
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			They have to have strong memory, excellent memory.
		
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			What do we mean by that good memorization.
		
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			So if you say, then I had if they can say them back without any mistake.
		
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			That's the excellent memory. If you say 100, if they will repeat it to you.
		
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			Without any mistake, that's excellent memory.
		
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			They make mistakes, they forget,
		
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			then
		
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			they are they don't have excellent memory. And consequently the Hadith cannot be authentic.
		
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			Number four, now actually, let's, let's stay with these three things. With these three
		
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			conditions. Actually, the Hadith becomes so high.
		
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			But
		
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			not every Sahih Hadith is accepted.
		
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			Maybe
		
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			it's not implemented. Maybe scholars did not work according to this hadith. For another reason, in
order for the holidays to be accepted, accepted means Sahaj and worked upon. We have two extra
conditions.
		
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			These two extra conditions the Hadith has to be free of defects, hidden defects. What are these
defects? We will talk about them later. It seems like the snap is connected, while when you check on
the chain of narrators. It's not authentic or it's not linked, there is a missing link.
		
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			So, there has
		
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			had it has to be free of defects.
		
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			And the Hadith has to be free.
		
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			It cannot be outlandish.
		
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			It cannot be odd. What do we mean by odd? The Odd Hadith is the authentic hadith, which contradicts
another authentic hadith.
		
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			This is the the outlandish Hadith. Now we have authentic hadith, but it was narrated only by one or
two.
		
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			And it contradicts what was narrated by many or by stronger, authentic narrators. So which one do
you accept?
		
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			One One man came to you and he told you we will leave at nine o'clock.
		
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			10 people came and they told you we will leave at 10 o'clock.
		
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			Which one do you believe the one or the 10?
		
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			The 10 That does not mean the one who told you nine He is lying.
		
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			But you believe the stronger the more
		
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			because it's more likely they were able to hear better than one. So that's what we mean by
outlandish or oddness and we will talk about it inshallah later. So, these are the five conditions
once they are available. Once they are met in the Hadith, then it becomes authentic.
		
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			Here we have an example.
		
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			And where can you find an authentic hadith?
		
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			In Bukhari Muslim only.
		
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			You could find it in any book of Hadith,
		
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			in any book of Hadith, but any Hadith in Al Bukhari is authentic. So any example you take the book
of sale Buhari, an example in it is true. It is true. Here, I will mention one example from Sal
Bukhari and the book of that.
		
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			He said Hadith and Abdullah bin Yusuf
		
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			Abdullah of new stuff from Malik
		
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			from Eben Shahab
		
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			from Mohammed bin jubair, a bit more time from his father or hamakua.
		
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			Saying I hate the messenger sallallahu Sallam read in Maori prayer with a poor the prophet SAW Selim
recited in Surah. Oppo, this is the Hadith. Now we want to apply the five conditions.
		
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			How
		
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			we have innominate Bukhari
		
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			he said, of the love and use of the destiny Abdullah bin Yusuf so he heard it from Abdullah bin
Yusuf Abdullah bin use of hearing it from Mr. Malik, Mr. Malik heard it from eventually hub, which
I've heard it from Mohammed bin Jubail. Allah Mohammed amin Jabbar hid it from his father, who's a
companion and the companion he heard it from the messenger sighs Allah. We have
		
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			six people between amendement Buhari and the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			So the Hadith is connected.
		
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			There is no missing link. So the first condition is what
		
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			it is applied.
		
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			There is no missing link. Let's move to the second condition of the love and use of is it
trustworthy? is here entative? Yes, he is. is one of the shield of amendment Buhari. And he took
from many shoe
		
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			so his offense is trustworthy. What about Malik Mr. Malik? Do you know Mr. Malik? Or do you think of
him? Of course is Imam and no question about him. What about eventually hap who's a bishop? Do you
know who was a bishop?
		
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			All of you know him.
		
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			We mentioned him earlier in the subject.
		
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			Previously he was mentioned
		
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			a couple of weeks ago. Mohammed bin Muslim eventually had a zuri
		
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			Bye bossa nova only
		
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			who is the first man to officially document the Hadith.
		
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			Seems like you're studying very well. It was Mohammed bin Muslim eventually haphazardly he died in
the 124.
		
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			We mentioned him Yes At the time of this phenomena. So this is Mohammed when Muslim when she had
zuri. He heard it from Mohammed bin Jumeirah one more time, he is the successor of a companion and
he was trustworthy also. So again, this condition is met. And he heard it from his father. Of
course, the companions What about the companions? Do we check on their trustworthiness?
		
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			Why no
		
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			companions are all trustworthy. Why?
		
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			Exactly because Allah subhanaw taala is pleased with them. Allah subhanho wa Taala approved their
character.
		
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			The allamani momineen Allah is indeed is pleased with the believers, when they give you the pledge
underneath the tree. This is sort of
		
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			all the companions are trustworthy, these all of them, we don't check on the companions, they are
automatically
		
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			accepted. We check on the people after the companions. So we
		
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			we have all three first conditions they are all met. So this had his side. Now, is it accepted or
rejected? Let's check the text
		
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			One more time, all day long. He's telling that he heard the messenger Salaam reading with surah Otto
in Alma read, Hadith is accepted, there is nothing wrong with it. It does not contradict an ayah or
a Hadith of the Hadith. So this hadith is saya that's how we apply the conditions of this high
Hadith. Of course, later on we will try more and more this is the job of the inshallah at the end of
the semester, but this is an idea how you you try to
		
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			approve each condition and then you will say this hadith is authentic. So the five conditions are
met in this hadith
		
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			all the narrator's heard it from each other. The link, the chain is connected. All the scholars, the
narrator's they are all trustworthy, he's not one of them, is untrustworthy. And all of them have
strong memory. And this hadith is not outlandish, nor it has any hidden defects. What do we learn
from this hadith it is permissible. It is so not to pray with Sora at all.
		
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			You can pray with any surah in the Quran. Some people nowadays they only choose short sutras or
short, like one line or two lines. Sometimes the prophets I seldom used to pray with entire sewers
like sorta two to
		
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			two pages.
		
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			Sometimes, not sometimes one time the prophet SAW Selim prayed with Sora telegraph. Also a lot of it
may take one hour. He did it once. But in general, whatever you can read, is permissible. So we
learn from this Hadith, it is soon to pray with Serato in America.
		
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			Now, there is an important issue that I have to mention.
		
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			Let's say you hit a Hadith, you checked on all the conditions.
		
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			And you found out the Hadith is so high.
		
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			Does that mean the prophet SAW Selim definitely said this hadith
		
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			are not?
		
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			He definitely said it. Isn't there? Isn't there any?
		
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			Isn't there any possibility of an error?
		
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			Here there is an important issue. The judgment on a hadith is on what we see
		
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			the apparent aspect of the Hadith, the outcome of the Hadith, the output of the Hadith, not the
reality of it.
		
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			It gives you 90 to 99% that the prophet SAW Selim said it but you cannot say all the authentic
hadith 100% I'm sure that the prophet SAW Selim said then
		
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			why scholars did their best. They laid down the rulings, they explained the conditions and they were
very strict. However, if someone is
		
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			truthful, he never light. Is there a possibility that one time one time he may lie?
		
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			Yes. Why?
		
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			Because we are human beings, the one who has excellent memory.
		
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			He memorized the entire Quran and he doesn't make any mistake. Is there any possibility that maybe,
maybe one time he made a mistake?
		
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			Maybe. So that's why when we say this hadith is,
		
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			to the best of our knowledge, to the best of our ability, not necessarily are not 100% that the
prophet SAW Selim said it. But again, that does not mean you suspect the Hadith, because you will
never find more strict rules than the scholars of Hadith. Nowadays, they try to make credit report
and credit history.
		
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			And they tell you, you have excellent credit. But isn't it possible that the one who has extra
credit
		
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			does not pay his bills?
		
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			It happens it could happen. So there is a possibility. Those people who have rules how you you get
your credit, how you increase your points, the rules,
		
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			it doesn't come close, even close to the rules of the scholars of Hadith, how they can judge someone
		
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			how his memory is excellent. How they can approve this hadith if it's high or not. That's why I'm
super Hello said we'll talk more about Buffy I love Harry Potter.
		
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			We only judge what we see. Except they said there is an exception.
		
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			They have a sub Sahara Muslim. If you say these are Hadith 100% set by the messenger Salaam, as if
you heard that directly from the prophet SAW Selim that's accepted. Why because the entire oma
		
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			the entire Ummah they said, this hadith are authentic. In general, we believe that this hadith as
long as it is authentic, then we believe that the prophet SAW Selim said it, but we cannot say with
certainty.
		
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			We are 90% Sure, we are 95% sure, most likely the prophet SAW Selim said it may be may be there is
one word wrong. Maybe there is a meaning, because again, we are human beings, we may make mistakes.
		
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			So this issue is important to remember, once we discuss the Hadith, the authentic hadith
		
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			scholars mentioned, the most reliable cite the best book of Sahaba.
		
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			According to the chain of narrators,
		
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			which chain of narrator
		
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			is the strongest chain of narrators.
		
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			They discuss this in order for them. To make things easier once you see this chain had a face
automatically so high and strong.
		
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			Some scholars considered names, chains, others considered books and how they think this book is so
high.
		
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			It's stronger than any Hadith in that book.
		
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			And again, why did they did that? They had extensive studies about the Hadith. They spent their
lives studying the Hadith of the messenger saw Selim. Just like nowadays, when people love sports,
after every game, they have like analysis, how many minutes the ball was with this team? How many
four fouls were made by this team? How many all these types of analysis, the scholars of Hadith did
the same thing with the Hadith, because it was very important for them. And that makes it made
things easier for scholars and students of knowledge later on, to take from this.
		
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			Regarding books, they said that the most reliable, most authentic book, which book of Hadith
		
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			Sahih al Bukhari Sahih Bukhari
		
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			what comes next?
		
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			So Muslim,
		
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			Muslim, few scholars, especially the scholars of Africa, they said Sahih Muslim is better than Sahil
Buhari,
		
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			but majority of scholars said,
		
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			Sal Buhari is better even those who said Sai Muslim, they said maybe the way it was
		
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			sorted or the order of Muslim that's all but the authenticity of the Hadith. The condition for the
authenticity is stronger in Sahih al Bukhari
		
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			then what do we have as books of authentic hadith What do we have
		
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			more Imam Malik is no prima Malick strong.
		
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			But does it
		
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			it has opinions does it have on the authentic hadith?
		
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			No,
		
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			there are many weaker Hadith emoto phenomena.
		
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			There are weaker Hadith Malik now this is a problem some, some people think the authentic ahaadeeth
are only inside or inside.
		
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			There are many books of sight many.
		
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			For instance, I have been hoceima
		
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			that Jose Mirage Allah he wrote a book all of the Hadith in it is
		
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			later on, some scholars came and they tried to verify these Hadith and they found few weak Hadith.
		
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			So you could say 90% of
		
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			San Jose man is authentic. Yes.
		
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			merfolk and matassa Hadith are supposed to be authentic. What do you mean by that?
		
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			And the Mata
		
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			No, no, that's not true.
		
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			Most of the Hardys that's true
		
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			because again my foot What do you mean by my foot? My foot means connected to the messenger side
seldom but if there is one narrator who is weak. Hadith is not authentic anymore.
		
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			So I have been hoceima all scholars agreed it's stronger than more powerful man Malik.
		
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			sahibabad
		
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			Amanda, Amanda Pamela again, he wrote and authentic books are
		
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			He included only the authentic hadith. But some scholars came later on and they found out that there
are fewer Hadith. They are not authentic
		
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			Masada can hack him
		
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			directly normal hacking, this book mustard rock, he meant to include the Hadith that algo Hari and
Muslim missed.
		
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			They were supposed to put them in their books but they did not.
		
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			It has also lots of authentic hadith.
		
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			These are very strong books. They have many authentic hadith so do not think that saya Bukhari and
Muslim are the only authentic books books
		
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			a Silsila saya. This is very recent book. The series of authentic hadith by chef Advani Rahim Allah,
He meant to include only the authentic hadith.
		
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			And it's very good book you could say 95 to 98% of the Hadith are authentic. But he himself Rahim
Allah sometimes he exclude excludes a hadith and he says I thought it is authentic, but it's not.
		
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			Then he adds some Hadith
		
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			to this book. So most of cyxtera saya is authentic.
		
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			These are books of authentic hadith. So if you hear someone telling you give me an authentic hadith,
whether in a bar and Muslim, if it's not there, I will not accept it. You have to tell him to teach
him that this is not the only authentic books.
		
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			scholars in general agree that whatever inside Bukhari Muslim is authentic.
		
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			They approved all these Hadith in Al Bukhari and Muslim and of course, inshallah, next semester, we
will study almost
		
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			next semester, all what we do studying Saharan science.
		
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			So they agreed that side Ohara is more authentic.
		
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			But some of them said, saya Muslim, in its order is better than salvare how many ahaadeeth are there
inside or inside a Muslim?
		
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			How many?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			6256 This is the number of the ayat of the Quran.
		
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			Second, this is the number of the art of the Quran, not the number of the Hadith.
		
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			Why that will only be the Hariri and Fanny robot will attack Riri Muslim on our battle Allah Fie,
Fie Mata Corrado gentlemen wafi.
		
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			In total, almost 15,000 the Hadith
		
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			both
		
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			sides Buhari had 7600 something with repeated Hadith
		
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			without repetition 2500 Hadith in Sahih al Bukhari
		
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			without repetition.
		
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			This is approximate number, it's not exactly
		
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			when we will study inshallah, the decipher will give you the exact numbers of saya.
		
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			So now when we say 15,000 Hadith
		
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			does that mean these are the only authentic hadith by the prophet sallallahu Sallam
		
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			know
		
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			how much more
		
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			in another
		
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			term? What they miss sidebar and simulscan what they miss is more or less than what they wrote.
		
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			Do you think?
		
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			No, what are she?
		
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			Yes, that's true. Not all the ahaadeeth are there. So what did they write is more or what did they
miss is more.
		
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			If you have signed Mahara and saya Muslim you have the majority of the authentic hadith
		
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			or minority of the authentic hadith
		
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			manassa Hi fo attacca Hera or Carla and Angela Armenia Sierra, what they missed is much more than
what they are
		
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			The highest of the authentic Yes, that's true, the most authentic hadith. Most of them are inside
O'Hara and Samson, but they missed from that part is very few, but the authentic in general, they
missed a lot. So you could say easily, we have 40 to 50,000 authentic hadith.
		
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			And in general, we have almost 100,000 Hadith. We could say that most likely it was said by the
messenger cisilion. Between Hassan and strong weak Hadith the week but it's very, it's not that
weak. It could be accepted.
		
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			Look what the moment Buhari Rahim Allah said. He said, I memorize 100,000 authentic hadith and
200,000 an authentic hadith
		
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			that's the memorization of Mammon Buhari.
		
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			By the way, that's not the total Hadith that he memorized.
		
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			That's the total of the Hadith that he could tell you.
		
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			Because his story will come in details inshallah. Next Next semester,
		
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			it will be exciting.
		
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			Of course, when they say howdy with chain of narrators, they don't memorize the text. The text only
is useless. Now it's helpful because we know the book is verified and
		
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			it was approved and it was compared by other books but their time, Hadith texts without is not as
useless. The strongest ahaadeeth now what what are the strongest the Hadith?
		
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			Sahih al Bukhari What if the Hadith is inside al Bukhari and Sahih Muslim?
		
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			more authentic?
		
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			Some scholars said it starts with
		
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			mocha Kali both inside Bahar and Samson others. They said no, whatever was narrated by the six
books, salvo harissa Muslim to Medina say in Niger without Do we have had this like that?
		
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			Yes, we have few but we have so this is the strongest Hadith what was narrated by the JAMA? What do
you mean by Gemma six books and they give this quote i and refers to Gemma
		
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			marijuana Gema. Unfortunately, in the English books, you rarely find this code or you may not find
it at all, but in the, in the Arabic books, books of Hadith, you will find the time hence means it
means jamara this is automatically accepted. It's the strongest study. Then you have agreed upon
what do you mean by agreed upon? This is another term they use it in the Hadith terminology, agreed
upon by Al Bukhari and Muslim. It's narrated by Al Bukhari and Muslim.
		
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			This is again strongest
		
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			Hadith.
		
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			Then comes what was narrated by Al Bukhari
		
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			and then comes what was narrated by Imam Muslim.
		
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			Then comes what was on the condition of mama Buhari, it meets the requirement of human behavior, it
meets his condition, but it was not narrated in his book.
		
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			It is one again of the high authentic hadith. Then what was on the condition of Imam Muslim? What's
the condition of non Bukhari? What's the condition of non Muslim? What are the requirements that
what we will find out in Sharla? Next semester,
		
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			then, what is authentic but narrated in other books? Like even Jose may have been huband? Mr. Daniel
hacking, this comes next. So do not think that the authentic hadith is on one level.
		
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			There are many levels of the authentic hadith.
		
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			And with this inshallah, we will conclude our session for today. Now, though, Salalah, Solomon and
Mohammed.
		
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			Is there any question about the authentic hadith, the
		
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			strongest Hadith, the conditions of the Hadith? One thing I like to add, actually, I forgot to add
it, the strongest chain of narrators. They even discussed this the strongest chain of narrators
		
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			for Malecon afia, and I'm saying it was either Manny Shafi Fatima de, they save the strongest chain
is what was narrated by Malik, from nothing from economics from the messenger salatu salam. Whenever
you have this chain Malik
		
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			Nasser bin Omar, it is the strongest chain
		
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			was either marriage chef a family
		
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			and there is a hadith was narrated by Imam Shafi
		
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			from Imam Malik, from Nigeria from urban Omar, and the management came and the narrated the same
Hadith from Imam Shafi from Imam Malik, from naffaa from abnormal there is one Hadith narrated by
those great scholars three of the great imams are there in this is not it is the hadith of
transactions
		
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			and masaba this hadith in transactions, it's one of the strongest Hadith it was narrated
		
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			by Muhammad from Imam Shafi from Eman Malik from naffaa from cinema from the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and they listed like 10 chains of narrators as the strongest chains of narrators.
This is one of them from alicona nafion and say he was either managed chef a family were elevated
Mustafa Jafar won, he won the Abbe Herrera to z Wang,
		
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			Arjun, and Abby, Xena, the Python. So they listed like 10 chains of narrators. It is all mentioned
in the books of Hadith. You don't have to know them. But once you know them, it will make things
easier once you see it. You know that this hadith is authentic.
		
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			Is there any question? mustard Rachael Harkin
		
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			comes after
		
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			I've been Habana and they've been hoceima because a hacking Rahim Allah when he wrote his book and
mustard rock.
		
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			He wrote it as supplemental Bukhari and Muslim. He thought that these are Hadith meet their
conditions. He was right to some extent, and he was wrong.
		
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			So you could say 40% of the Hadith. Actually, he was wrong about them.
		
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			He thought that it meets the requirement, but in reality it's not. That's why another Imam came
later on remand vehbi Rahim Allah and he verified the judgment of Al Hakim.
		
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			Many of them were verified, the majority of the Hadith of the book was verified but 40 or 30%, it
was disapproved. So that's why it comes underneath.
		
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			I've been have been and I've been hoceima.
		
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			Any other question? Of course, 100% certainty with the Mahabharata, Hadith, and with what was
narrated by Al Bukhari and Muslim together
		
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			and was what was narrated by Al Bukhari or Muslim. You could say, a few, a few quotes any Hadith
from an gohara Muslim you could say 100%, the prophet SAW Selim said it other than that,
		
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			it's it's difficult.
		
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			But again, that does not mean it was not said by the prophets awesome. You are sure, like to 98%
that it was saved by the prophet SAW Selim. What's the difference between Masonic and Mirage?
Muslim? Muslim, the order of the narrator's in the Muslim is according to what the names
		
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			why not gym, sometimes it could be according to the countries like back that. So it is broader than
Masonic?
		
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			No, no, no.
		
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			Does it mean missing part of the Hadith or part of the chain or the whole chain? Allah prof means
the parts of the Hadith. That does not mean the Hadith is missing, is missing, they just mentioned
part of the Hadith. If they mentioned the entire Hadith, the book will become three times bigger or
four times bigger. Because the purpose here is to know where you can find the Hadith, the list part
of the Hadith. And the chains where you can find this hadith who narrated this hadith? That's the
meaning of a prof Yes, there is difference. Difference between Matata and Mata Kali? Yes, there is
difference.
		
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			That's what we just studied. You should not ask this question what awatere was multiplay narrated?
		
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			At least at least you have four
		
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			narrators four chains of narrators. While this is not a requirement, it could be in Al Bukhari, with
different chain in Muslim and both of them are authentic. So it could be two.
		
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			But both of them are accepted. That does not mean they are exactly the same.