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The class of sciences of Hadith discusses the weak Hadith and the Hadith bife, emphasizing the importance of narrating the Hadith and proving its legitimacy through evidence. The speakers stress the importance of proving the strong stance in relation to the fundamental belief of Islam, citing the weak stance as a division into issues and the need for a strong stance. They also discuss the importance of the missing links in the Hadith and the importance of a strong stance in proving its legitimacy. The segment concludes with a discussion on the importance of confirmation of credibility in a public trial.

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			Salam Alaikum
		
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			Welcome to our class of sciences of Hadith. Today inshallah we will discuss the weak Hadith and
Hadith bife. We already talked about the Hadith mutawatir. So hi, this hasn't and now we are
discussing the weak Hadith. And it is mentioned in the book, page 144.
		
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			So you need to read what Dr. Kamali mentioned about this life. Now we start first with the
definition of the week had it? And in order to define the week, Hadith, you need to know what's the
authentic hadith.
		
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			And what's the Hadith hasn't
		
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			because we already said the Hadith is the authentic hadith
		
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			which has the trustworthy narrator's with continuous link of chain for all the way to the messenger
size alone without being outlandish or without having any defects. had this happen? the narrator's
are a little bit lower than the Hadith sigh. Now, in the weak Hadith, it is also lower. Dr. camellia
said it's the Hadith that is not qualified to meet the Hadith Sahih or Hassan criteria?
		
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			How did that fails to qualify conditions of Hassan
		
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			because once it fails to qualify to these conditions, it is life automatically. But let's analyze it
a little bit. What do we mean by it fails to qualify to the hussen level
		
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			whether the chain of narrators is not continuous, or one of the narrator's or more has weakness,
whether in his trustworthiness or in his memory. That's what we mean by that.
		
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			With this, we learned that there are many reasons for the Hadith to become weak.
		
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			Whether from the snap or from
		
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			missing a narrator or from the narrator himself, even if he was mentioned. So again, if we wanted to
define the ideal life, there are several definitions, but the man suited him on one of them. He
said, I will let the answer was Nicola wahala marotti been called Georgina.
		
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			So again, it's almost similar to what Dr. camellia mention. So we will stick to this definition. It
is the headache that fails to qualify to the hassane.
		
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			Now let's say we have Hadith which is weak. We knew that this hadith is weak.
		
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			Can we apply it or not?
		
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			Someone was praying
		
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			to Raka at one o'clock every day. And you asked him why? Because he tells you there is a hadith says
it's recommended to pray at one o'clock every day. Well, is this hadith authentic? Is it in so I
haven't had bad so I haven't Hosea? Is it in any of the books of Sahaba? It says no, it is a weak
Hadith, but I want to do it. So what do you think Can someone do that or not know why
		
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			adding or subtracting
		
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			or adding rulings to the
		
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			box okay. So you mean so you agree in principle that it is permissible?
		
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			unless it is in
		
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			rulings?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Except
		
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			for acts of worship, everything is haram unless there is no evidence that it is allowed. So it's
almost the same.
		
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			But what about if it's not an act of worship?
		
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			If you wanted to eat something, and you said I cannot eat?
		
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			I cannot eat honey. Why? Because it's forbidden why it's forbidden there is a weak Hadith. Can you
do that?
		
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			But again, it's still enrolling. You just said that in Rowling's you cannot?
		
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			Yeah, yeah, this is just an example. But in general, if you have a hadith which is weak, can you
work according to it or not?
		
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			Can you narrate this hadith also or not?
		
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			As long as you say it's weak if you don't say it's weak.
		
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			Did all scholars of Hadith who documented the Hadith they all mentioned this hadith is weak this
hadith is Hassan dissatisfy. None of them did that.
		
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			Why? Because they listed the chain of narrators, it's your job to check on them, whether they are
trustworthy or not, you had something from the students online.
		
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			No matter why no, why you say no.
		
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			Well, actually, we have
		
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			few opinions, and they are all mentioned in the book. But the majority say it is permissible to work
according to the caddies as long as there are two conditions.
		
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			First, it cannot be about the aqidah. You cannot establish fundamental thing based on weak Hadith,
because we already discussed that some scholars even if it's authentic, it has to be motivated. If
it's a hard we don't accept it.
		
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			So they said it cannot be about our VEDA cannot be about Takeda, such as the attributes of Allah
subhanaw taala, such as the belief in the Day of Judgment, anything which is related to the
fundamentals of Islam.
		
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			The second condition, it cannot be about halal and haram, you cannot say this is lawful and this is
unlawful based on weak Hadith.
		
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			So
		
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			these are the two conditions in order for you to generate the weak Hadith.
		
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			Now, we said to generate
		
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			What about working according to the Hadith,
		
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			if it's about al Qaeda or about
		
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			halal and haram?
		
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			Yes,
		
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			it makes.
		
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			So if it emphasizes the halaal, even if it's weak, here it says it's permissible to narrate
		
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			with these conditions, which means if it's not permissible to narrate How can you work according to
something you cannot even narrate it.
		
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			So it's already implied, working according to it. It's already implied. If you cannot narrate Hadith
about al Qaeda, which is weak.
		
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			Can you imply it? Of course not. If you cannot narrate it, you cannot work according to it. Okay, so
that's why we say about narration. So let's say we have a narration. It's a weak Hadith. And it's
not about our data. Can we work according to it? Again, there are three opinions. One opinion says
no, you cannot. You work according only the authentic Howdy.
		
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			Even if it's not about Takeda even if it's not about heroin Haram. Why? Because the authentic hadith
is sufficient. Mostly people will work according to some weaker Hadith, and they leave the authentic
hadith.
		
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			So why you choose a weak Hadith and you don't go to the authentic hadith. Other scholars said, yes,
you can work according to the weak Hadith without conditions.
		
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			The median,
		
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			the opinion in middle in between, which is you can work according to the weak Hadith with three
conditions. And that's the opinion we'll choose. But it's up to you, you can choose any other
opinion with evidence, and all of them are mentioned in the book.
		
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			There are three conditions, the first condition, the weakness cannot be strong. What do we mean by
that, we mean by that the weakness cannot be the Hadith cannot be too weak, because if it's too
weak, it means most likely the prophet SAW Selim did not say it most likely, this is not the Hadith.
So it cannot work according to it. So, the Hadith cannot be too weak. This is the first thing there
is a weakness, but this weakness could be strengthen. If they had it is too weak, nothing will
strengthen this habit. So this is the first condition. The second condition, it cannot be a new
principle by itself.
		
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			It's not about halal and haram, but it adds something which new totally
		
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			it cannot be like that. It has to be under a general ruling. What do you mean by that? Now, Victor?
Is it allowed or not allowed in Islam
		
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			allowed. But do we have any evidence that when we are together, it's recommended to say Lyla in the
law 100 times each one.
		
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			We don't have this, you can say Laila halala. And there is a great reward, it's the best word you
can say. But if you have a weak Hadith says, If you say together, that's the reward you will get.
Now, you did not add a new principle, you just added something, which is already there under
fundamental thing, which is the vicar of philosophy.
		
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			So this is the second condition, it cannot be adding a new, a totally new thing, it has to be under
some gentle crawling. The last thing you should remember that it's not authentic. Even when you work
according to the Hadith, you know that it's not authentic? What do you mean by that?
		
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			You don't wait for the reward, or you don't enforce others to do it. Because maybe
		
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			it was not saved by the messenger center, you already know it's not authentic. So you cannot enforce
people, you cannot have the feeling that I'm doing this because it is authentic, and I will get the
word for it. No, you only do it, because maybe you will get the reward. So you remember that it is a
weak Hadith. These are the conditions in order for you to implement the weak Hadith. And again, as I
said, Some scholars said even with these conditions, you cannot work according to the weak Hadith.
So all these opinions are mentioned in the book.
		
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			Now why do we give
		
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			any Hadith this degree week? We say this hadith is weak.
		
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			And how, what's the process?
		
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			We have two major reasons
		
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			whether we have a missing link,
		
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			there are eight people between the compiler of the Hadith and the messenger Salaam, one of them is
missing
		
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			or there is no one is missing the eight out there, but there is a weakness in one or more of them.
		
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			So, it is one of two things, whether there is a weakness
		
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			or there is absence
		
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			weakness or absence
		
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			whether there is a missing link or there is a weakness, these are the two general reasons. Now, we
will start with the weakness due to the missing narrator.
		
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			So again, we have two things, we have the weak Hadith for a missing link or for weakness, we will
start with the missing link.
		
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			And in this type of weakness,
		
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			we have
		
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			again, two
		
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			divisions. Clear missing link. What do you mean by clear missing link? You know that there are eight
people supposed to be there. But you have only five? What does that mean? Definitely there are
people missing. That's what we mean by clear missing link.
		
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			Definitely there are people missing or
		
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			there is a hidden missing link. You don't know, maybe all of them are mentioned. And maybe there is
one of them is missing. That's what we say.
		
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			The hidden defect because it's hidden, it's a defect and you don't know maybe there is one missing
if there is one missing. If you don't know him, then that's a defect and we will not discuss it. I
just want you to know how it is divided. We have a weak Hadith, whether the narrator is missing or
the narrator is there, but there is weakness. If the narrator is missing, whether this missing is
clear, it's not or it is unknown. And now again we will take only
		
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			the missing
		
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			the missing link, which is clear. And again the Hadith for this is divided into four
		
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			types.
		
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			four types
		
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			morrisson, Moloch, Moncada and normal,
		
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			clear missing link.
		
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			morsel
		
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			Moloch, mon pata and mobile.
		
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			I will repeat one more time. We have the weakness in the Hadith, whether the narrator is missing or
there is weakness in the narrator.
		
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			If the narrator
		
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			missing. Whether the missing is clear, we know that there is someone missing or we don't know. If we
know that there is a missing link, it is divided to four types Moloch Manuel, mon kata and Merson
four types. That's how we break it down. Look at the three
		
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			this is the weakness and the Hadith.
		
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			Whether because there is
		
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			missing link or there is weakness. So we will not talk about the second type. We'll talk about the
missing link. This missing whether it's clear or unclear.
		
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			And again, we'll not talk about this issue. We're coming to it later. We'll talk only about if it's
clear missing link.
		
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			We have Moloch, Moncada and mersal.
		
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			That's how you should have the breakdown for the weakness in the Hadith.
		
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			So we have whether there is weakness in the narrator or
		
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			we have the narrator missing. If the narrator is missing whether we know and it's clear or we don't
know it's unclear
		
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			if it's clear, there are four reasons Moloch mon kata noble and Morrison.
		
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			Okay, now
		
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			we're moving to
		
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			the first type which is my luck
		
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			and Hadith al Moloch
		
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			What do we mean by a hadith Moloch stay with me later.
		
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			Moloch linguistically Moloch means hang.
		
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			You know the hunger in Arabic we call it Allah. Something that you hang on it.
		
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			Why we call this hadith hang?
		
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			Because there are missing people. And it is hang on the ones over it. So that's what we mean by my
luck linguistically, but in Hades terminology, what's the meaning of Moloch?
		
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			Mmm sutra hem Allah and his elfia he says my wall is not the mean Whoa, whoa, whoa, era he moloko.
If there is one missing at the beginning of the snap, then it is more luck.
		
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			As long as you have one or more missing at the beginning, they added that misses one or more
narrator in succession. This is the condition in succession succession. From its beginning.
		
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			From its beginning, what do we mean by beginning beginning from the messenger Salaam or from the
compiler of the Hadith?
		
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			What do we mean by its beginning?
		
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			After the prophet SAW Selim, no that's wrong. After the prophets, I send them if there is someone is
missing, we call it Meursault. And it's coming as Moloch. We mean by beginning it's beginning from
the compiler, like among ohare Rahim Allah, his shift is missing.
		
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			Or Mr. Muslim Rahim Allah His chef is missing. That's what we mean by Moloch.
		
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			From the beginning, we say from the beginning because that's how you read the Hadith. Who told you
this? You do start with the messenger Salaam or you start with the one you so
		
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			yes,
		
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			no, the end of the chain, we call it the messenger assassin again
		
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			You just need to flip it
		
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			okay. So, as long as there is one or more narrators in succession, they are missing then it is more
luck.
		
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			And it has two examples. We have two examples.
		
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			to omit the entire snap and keep the companion or the companion and successor only.
		
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			So the example here
		
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			when the mount Bukhari comes, or the Marvin headband or Abu Dawood, he comes and says
		
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			on Abu Musa from the prophet SAW Selim, now between Imam Bukhari and Abu Musab the companion there
are like three people or four people, they are all
		
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			admitted.
		
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			They are all not mentioned. This is what we call
		
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			Moloch. Why because there is one or more in succession from the beginning they are missing.
		
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			That's more luck
		
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			or we we don't have
		
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			Any type of his net we just say the prophet SAW Selim said so and so,
		
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			this is also my luck when you say the Prophet sallallahu wasallam said so and so.
		
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			So, whether you don't have this net at all, you only have the messenger Salim or you have
		
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			kind of is not the companion the successor of the companion.
		
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			Now, I will mention real examples
		
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			we will have examples from the Howdy.
		
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			So, again in the Moloch, the hand Hadith we have one or more in succession from the beginning they
are missing
		
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			whether entire snad is omitted, and you have the companion and the companion and successor from the
messenger seven. All you don't have is not at all you just say the prophet SAW Selim said so on so
		
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			Mohammed Bukhari Rahim Allah said, Abu Musab Asad
		
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			who's Abu Musa
		
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			I know he's companion which companion
		
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			Abu Musab is Abu Salah Sharia law one, what's his name? Yes.
		
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			Very good buzzer What's the name of Abu Musab della Han?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Very good. Abdullah bin place. Very good. Yeah, now hamdulillah you're getting the names.
		
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			Abu Musab Ilan said the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam covered his knee when Othman entered.
		
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			The prophet SAW Selim was sitting
		
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			and part of his leg was exposed. When a man came, what did the prophet SAW Selim do?
		
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			he covered his knee.
		
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			Now is there it's not here.
		
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			Do we have did that Buhari Rahim Allah meet with Abu Musa lashari the Companion of the messenger
Salah?
		
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			No, there are like 200 years between al Bukhari and the Buddha there are like three men or four. He
did not meet with him. But he said amasa said so and so. What does that say? There are people
missing from the snap.
		
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			Now again, where we are discussing the Moloch in which section in Holly's mutawatir Hadith, or in
his life, where are we discussing this? By Friday?
		
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			So shouldn't this honey midwife?
		
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			Yes, it is by because we don't know maybe there are three men
		
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			and all of them are weak narrators. How do we know? But remember we are saying who said that?
		
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			I will hurry. It is narrated in Al Bukhari. What does that mean?
		
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			It's what? It's why it's
		
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			anything nobody says it's automatically sorry.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Yes or no?
		
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			Yeah, it's called sighs Buhari There is also so I haven't had done in principle. That's the
condition of man Buhari. He will not include any Hadith unless it's authentic. However, here.
		
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			This Hadith, in Hadith terminology is not so I
		
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			try to apply the rulings. We just took the conditions. What's the condition of this hadith? It has
to be continuous chain of narrators. Do we have continuous chain of narrators here?
		
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			Do we have or we don't have. We don't have so it's weak. But why we say it's inside Buhari. Even if
it's inside Buhari, it's still weak. But the same Hadith was narrated from other chains with
continuous link. That's why it became so high.
		
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			In principle, this hadith is weak.
		
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			This Hadith is weak. And that's why we mentioned it in the chapter off and the section of weak
Hadith, because it is weak.
		
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			However, there is an exception
		
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			in Al Bukhari and Muslim now. So in general, this is the ruling of the Hadith Moloch. In general
Hadith mala is authentic or weak, it is weak. Why? Because there are people missing
		
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			because there are people missing and in order for the Hadith to become authentic, it has to be
continuous chain of narratives which we don't have here. However, there is an exception for Al
Bukhari and Muslim, alcohol and Muslim if this hadith
		
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			Are Moloch
		
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			they still could be so high, because scholars when they discuss these Hadith, they took every single
Hadith in Bukhari and Muslim, if they found Hadith like that Moloch and they said it's weak in
principle, they go back and they see other chains of narrators and they say, eventually, it is
silent. But to begin with it is weak. It is a weak Hadith.
		
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			So, this is the first type which is what Moloch
		
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			allemaal lack the Hank.
		
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			Is it weak? Yes, it is weak. Now, we are moving to the second type. Remember we have how many types
for Moloch Moncada marble Morrison, we took my luck and now we are talking about the morsel.
		
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			So what's the meaning of the morsel?
		
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			Marcel Hadith, the Hadith that has a missing narrator at the end of it before the messenger
salallahu alayhi wasallam. So, it is what is the opposite?
		
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			There is one missing at the end of it. Okay. If you tell me and Marcel is the one who has had a
missing narrator, at the beginning of it, I will not accept it because we mean at the beginning of
it
		
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			the narrator after the compiler,
		
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			so, if there is someone missing before the messenger, so I sell them then then it is what
		
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			morsel then it is Mercer.
		
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			What's the example of it? There are many examples. One of the examples when a successor says the
prophet SAW Selim said Son so now did the successor meet with the messengers a lot of Solon
		
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			did he meet with him?
		
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			The successor
		
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			the companion but the successor he did not meet with the messenger Salah. So definitely there is
someone between at least someone
		
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			so when the successor says the prophet SAW Selim said so and so what's the name of this hadith? More
son, this is the Hadith are more sad, because there is a link missing between the narrator and the
messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
		
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			Okay, we'll take an example.
		
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			We'll take an example from the Hadith.
		
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			In Sahih Muslim
		
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			we have a strong chain, long chain of narrators, Mohammed burapha. From jehane from a leaf from our
pile from a big hub from say Dublin will say it from the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
		
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			That's how this knot goes.
		
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			This is just an example. Mohammed Rafi
		
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			is the shape of a matte Muslim. It took it from your hand your hand took it from a leaf a leaf
inside the contemporary to mathematical model to get from our Kyle from when she was when she had
		
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			when she had I gave you this question in the exam. Hi Madeline Muslim, she has a very,
		
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			very good who answered it does a very good from side whose side side the men will say now side is he
a companion.
		
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			sided men will say Did he see the messenger seller?
		
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			Did he or didn't he? No he did not. He's not a companion so I didn't save his from the successors.
But Simon will say he said the Prophet sallahu wa sallam said Sansa
		
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			so this hadith is worth more. So what's the verdict? Is it the weak Hadith or authentic hadith?
		
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			Weak Why?
		
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			Again, there is one missing.
		
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			So if there is one missing it's not what
		
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			is it a continuous chain?
		
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			Is it a continuous chain
		
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			so they did it fulfill the conditions of the authentic hadith?
		
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			No, so it's what
		
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			life week
		
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			why it's life. Now let me ask you this. Who's the one who's missing here?
		
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			companion right.
		
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			Do we check on the companions?
		
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			No, they are all What? trustworthy.
		
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			So why don't we say it's authentic?
		
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			Exactly. That's the reason. We don't know if he hid it from
		
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			companion or not, maybe it's not a companion. Maybe he heard it from two people before the
companion.
		
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			That's why we say it is more so than it is weak. Because not always there is a companion, maybe
there is no companion here.
		
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			If we knew that for sure there was a companion, it doesn't matter who was this companion as long as
he's a companion, how this hadith is authentic.
		
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			So in general, how do you feel more? So is it weak or authentic? It is weak.
		
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			But again, we mentioned this Hadith, this example from Sahih. Muslim, how can we have more Muslim?
again because other narrations they mentioned the companion. So in general, it is weak.
		
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			But is this the opinion of all scholars that the Mercer is weak?
		
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			Or they think?
		
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			Yeah, probably not actually the majority of scholars, Imam, Abu hanifa Rahim Allah Imam Malik,
Muhammad. He said, The Most of Hadith is authentic, based on the fact that the one who is missing is
a companion.
		
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			So we have actually three opinions. And all of them are also mentioned in the book.
		
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			One opinion says it's weak, the Mercer Hadith, it's weak.
		
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			And this is the opinion of the majority of scholars of Hadith.
		
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			Now you have the majority of scholars,
		
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			and the majority of scholars of Hadith, the majority of scholars of Hadith, they said it is weak,
because again, we just applied the rule. And the rule says if there is one missing, it is weak.
That's the majority of scholars of Hadith.
		
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			The majority of scholars are now hunting for a hammer Allah, Imam Malik Muhammad, they said it is
authentic. Absolutely. It doesn't matter
		
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			if there is one missing before the messenger send them because most likely it is a companion.
		
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			So they said it is authentic. And we have a third opinion
		
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			in the middle, which says it is authentic, but with conditions. And that's the opinion of Imam Shafi
Rahim Allah and some scholars of Hadith.
		
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			It is authentic but with conditions. Why? Because again, it's strong, even if it's weak, it is a
strong Hadith, because maybe it's only one missing and most likely it is the companion, but in some
cases, maybe there is more than one.
		
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			So they say it is a condition there is an authentic with conditions. That's the opinion of Imam
Shafi, Rahim Allah and some scholars. So what are these conditions?
		
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			They said there has to be four conditions. For
		
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			the there has to be four conditions. It has to be from an old Tabby,
		
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			the successor who narrates this Hadith, he has to be all Tabby, like Simon will say he has an
anniversary, those the famous successors, why?
		
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			Because the fee is all successor, then he took it from him
		
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			from a companion from a companion, why he is all because he just missed the prophet SAW Selim. So if
you missed the prophet SAW, Selim, definitely he took it from a companion. If he is a young
successor in Hong Kong, if he's a young successor, maybe he took it from bother successor. That's
why we say he has to be all, because in this case, we guarantee that he took it from a companion.
And once we know that he took it from a companion, it's authentic.
		
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			Yes. So this is the first condition. It has to be from all Tabby. The second condition, if he named
the person he names Africa,
		
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			let's say there is a successor zuri, for instance, and he narrated 10 ahaadeeth.
		
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			In these 10, a hadith he said, the prophet SAW Selim said so and so. He did not say, the companion
told me from the prophet SAW Selim, he directly said the prophet SAW Selim said so and so.
		
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			So let's say we have 10 narrations from a successor, he is telling you, the prophet SAW Selim told
me so and so.
		
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			And you asked him who told you because you did not see the prophet SAW Selim. If he called if he
gave a name of Africa, of a trustworthy, whether a companion or another successor, who's a companion
who's trustworthy, then we accept it. This is a second condition. It's not enough
		
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			to narrate it from an old Tabby this study, if we ask him who he took it from, he gives a name of
trustworthy. Why is this condition because of this study, when we asked him about the name and he
gives weak narrators, then most likely there's a hadith that is narrating our week. So we cannot
accept it. He has to name if he named the missing link, he has the name, a strong narrator.
		
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			The third condition if others narrated the same Hadith, now remember, they used to have many
students like in one circle of knowledge, they used to have 200 people. So if others differ with
him,
		
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			they have to get the same had the
		
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			that means he is what
		
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			the narrator even if he has someone missing, he knows what he's telling you. He doesn't have
weakness in himself. So the narrator himself cannot be weak. Because let's try to implement the
first and the second
		
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			rule. There is a weak
		
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			narrator from the successors, but he narrates from authentic sources from the companions.
		
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			And he's old. That's not enough, he himself
		
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			he cannot make lots of mistakes. Which means if others narrated the same Hadith, they have the same
meaning they don't have lots of difference. In these a Hadith, the last condition, there has to be
one of the following
		
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			three conditions plus one of these the four followings to have the Hadith reported from another
narration with continuous chain.
		
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			Now, again, this condition is really strict, because if we have the other Hadith with continuous
chain, then it's automatically so high. So we don't want we don't need to check on it.
		
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			Or to be reported from morsel
		
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			from another chain of narrators.
		
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			So let's say here, there is a link missing, there is another chain with only one missing. So they
have to be in the same strength, it cannot be too weak. It has to be in the same strength.
		
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			This is the second condition or to be supported by an opinion of a companion. Now we don't have
another narration.
		
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			We fulfilled the conditions.
		
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			It's from all Tabby.
		
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			It's
		
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			if we asked him to name someone, he will name someone who's thicker.
		
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			And we have another narration
		
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			or we don't have the other narration. But we have this hadith supported by opinion of a companion.
The prophet SAW Selim said about something this is halal. So one of the narrators came and he gave a
hadith that the prophet SAW Selim said this is halal.
		
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			So we have the Hadith which is more solid, we have the opinion of a companion.
		
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			Or the scholars give fatwa according to it. Now, even if they say this hadith is more subtle, it's
weak, but that's the ruling, they accept it. That means it is authentic. Now, if you fulfill these
conditions 99.9% it is authentic hadith.
		
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			You cannot miss authentic hadith, if you fulfill all these conditions. But again, some scholars they
just said it is authentic, always other scholars said it is weak. If you apply all these rulings,
		
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			most likely 99.9% it is authentic.
		
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			So this is the second
		
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			type of the missing, clear missing link, we have the Moloch and we have the morsel. And with this
		
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			before we end our session One more.
		
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			One more issue. The morsel of a companion.
		
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			Now we said the morsel is what?
		
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			What's the morsel? There is someone missing? At the end, before the messenger saw Selim.
		
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			Can we have a morsel of a companion?
		
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			companion saying the prophet SAW Selim said so and so. But we still roll it as mortal. Can we do
that?
		
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			The companion is the one who's narrating the Hadith. Yes. Can how
		
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			Is the companion
		
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			exactly if he did not hear it from the prophet SAW Selim? could this happen? Yes, it could happen. A
companion may say, the prophet SAW Selim said so and so. Like I've heard of the alarm. Once he said
the prophet SAW, Selim said since he was asked, Did you hear it from the messengers or Salaam? He
said, No, he gave another companion. We hear it from the messenger cisilion.
		
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			Or the companion is too young.
		
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			When the prophet SAW Selim died, he was only seven years old. He's still a companion, but he did not
hear it from the messengers are similar, like when the companion like Abdullah have been a best of
the Allahumma de la bas ECM companion. If he narrated something in the meccan era,
		
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			before he was born,
		
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			this is muscle because he did not hear it from the messenger sallallahu sallam. So what's the ruling
of the masala for companion? Yes.
		
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			Okay, as I said, we know that he hid it from another companion. And we don't check on the
companions. So the rolling is what
		
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			it is what?
		
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			What do you say? bezerra?
		
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			And the others what do you say?
		
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			authentic?
		
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			So, hey,
		
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			I don't think so.
		
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			I don't think so. Why? Because again, even if he is a companion, maybe he did not hear it from
another companion. Maybe he took it from Atari.
		
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			And it happened.
		
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			Maybe he hears it from a Tabby and that Tabby, he did not hear it from a companion.
		
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			It could happen. Now again, I'm not telling you this happens a lot. It's very, very rare. But it
could happen. Therefore, the scholars who said it is authentic. They are much more than the scholars
who said about the more self is authentic, because it's a more sort of a companion. He's a young
companion. Yes, he did not hear it from the messenger setting, but most likely, he heard it from the
messengers from a companion who heard it from the messenger assassin.
		
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			So that's the issue of the morsel of a companion. And with this inshallah, we will conclude our
session for today. Other Salalah Salaam and Mohammed.
		
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			Is there any question?
		
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			Is there any question
		
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			about the Moloch or the morsel or the weak Hadith in general?
		
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			What is the car a car is description, which has two things,
		
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			the trustworthiness and the excellent memory
		
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			shortcomings tentative and reliable. We will come to it inshallah.
		
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			All the authentic hadith they have to have all fikar narrators. That's how we describe the one who
has excellent memory and excellent
		
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			and his trustworthy. We call him Tikka