40 Hadith of Imam Nawawi – Episode 2
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So we're going to be starting off with me no is 40 Heidi's been enlightened and we'll be doing this for the next four weeks or so within like a toddler until she Carson comes back to give another reminder with Knights Allah. Now, our journey with the domino is 40 Hadith the way we're going to be starting off is going through the introduction of amendment now is 40 Hadith first. So we understand where Mr. manoli is coming from, and then we're actually going to get into the Hadeeth. So I'm going to apologize in advance. Today's session is going to be extraordinarily technical. Generally, we have a nice balance of technicality, spirituality, and a bit of fun, but tonight, we have just
pretty much technicalities, so be prepared for that in advance inshallah. So please save your questions for the end. And we the Knights are that we will get through it. So let us talk we'll start off with the introduction. That Amendment No your common law has. So the introduction is up on the screen, as you can see, and we want to read through the introduction. It's about two and a half pages long, and then we'll come into where comments needs to be made. So he starts off by saying All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the worlds, the one who sustains the heavens and the earth. Director of all that is created who sent the messengers made the Peace and blessings of Allah be
upon all of them, to rational beings to guide them and explain the religious loss to them with clear proofs and undeniable arguments. I praise him for all of his bounties, I asked him to increase his grace and generosity. I bear witness that there is none worthy of worship except Allah alone, who has no partner, the one who subdues the generous, the forgiving. I bear witness that our leader Mohammed is a servant and Messenger, his beloved and dear one, the best of all creation, he was honored with the glorious Koran that has been enduring miracle throughout the years. He was also sent with his guiding Sunnah that shows the way for those who seek guidance. Our leader Mohammed has
been particularized with the characteristic of eloquent and pithy speech and simplicity and the ease and the religion. May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, the other prophets and messengers, all of their families and the rest of the righteous. So you'll notice that a moment no your hamdulillah he starts off by praising Allah subhanho wa Taala. Now starting off with this concept, there's three Hadith that an individual should be familiar with over here, the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam where it is attributed to him that he said that every important fear that does not begin with the best mela, then it is cut off and is short, then it is
cut off and is short. Now while this hadith is very common, in the writings and on the tongues of the people, this hadith and actuality is very, very weak. This Hadith is very, very weak. The second Hadith, which states the exact same thing, that any important fear that does not have the mentioning of the praise of Allah that does not have the hand of Allah subhanaw taala then it is cut off. In short, this hadith is more authentic than the Hadith of the Allah. This Hadith is more authentic than the Hadith of the mother. And that is why the vast majority of scholars acted upon this Hadith, but did not act on the Hadith of the Allah. Then the third Hadith is the hadith of where the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that every hauteville should have a test equivocation to it, where if it does not have the test application to it, then it is like they are then which is cut off then it is like the hand which has been cut off. So this is why you will see that every day when he gives his Juma football when he gives a sermon he will always say why Chateau La ilaha illAllah Muhammad Rasul Allah. This is based upon the Hadith of the prophets of Allah.
Hi there. Now the question arises this concept of the hospital hijra. You'll notice that when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam used to begin his sermons, he always used to start off with a set script that said script is what I started off with today, which starts off with in Al Hamdulillah. enactment of understanding the middle. This is recorded in the student of Abbey Road. And this is something that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is recorded to have said, at the beginning of every hotbar, meaning that there was not a quote that was given, except that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam mentioned this hospital hijab, now, in my mind, know
your home, Allah, He recognizes this concept, yet, you'll notice that the amendment no law does not begin with this. The reason he does not begin with this is because he mentions in his book of work, that the scholars are in agreement, that one is not required to begin with what we call hajah. However, it is good if he does so however, it is good, if he does.
Number two, is that you notice that the amendment knows about him Allah, He acts upon the Hadith, that the every quote, but that does not have a justification in it, then it is like the cut off hand and that is why he mentioned that and I testify and I testify. So that is the you know the reasoning behind that. Now, something else that we might want to pull out from this is the following three points, basically lightoller number one is that he refers to the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam being given a particular characteristic, and he says, Our leader Mohammed has been particularized with the characteristic of eloquent and pithy speech. Now this in the Arabic language
is known as Giovani on column. This is known as Giovanni on column. And what you want me on column means is that an individual will speak a few amount of words, but its meanings are very, very vast. And you'll notice that this is one of the objectives of the mama, no mama, in his collection, is that he wanted to collect those narrations of the pups or send them that prove his very point. So you will notice that the vast majority of Hadith at the moment no uses are very, very short. And to the point, so one of the Hadith will say, da da, da, da, da, da, da, da, right? A very short Hadith that states that we will not harm, nor will you allow harm, to be reciprocated, to allow it to be
reciprocated to you, and you'll find other short Hadith that are literally just one sentence long The hospital has said where he said that my you revoke a llama your book, leave that which is doubtful for that which is not doubtful. And you'll notice that this is one of the gifts that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was given that he was able to speak such few words, yet in its explanation, volumes were written volumes were written. So this is something to emphasize that from the objectives that Lima has, is that he mentioned over here that he was given john McCallum and he wanted to prove that that he wanted to prove that the number two he mentioned
simplicity and ease in the religion, simplicity and ease of the religion. So the second objective that amendment no mo law has in his collection over here is to prove how easy and simple the deen of Islam is that Allah subhanaw taala he did not send a religion that was meant to be over burdensome on the people, but rather, it was a religion that was mentioned to be easy. And you'll notice from the very first Hadeeth, were introduced to this concept of alkaline and here are these are the principles that if you were to study all of these are the five reoccurring themes that you would find in them. And one of those principles is Allah masakazu to Tanzania, tastier than anytime
hardship is found in a religious matter than the than the Sharia itself will come to bring an ease to you. So anytime there's a hardship in the deen, then the religion itself will come to you. To make it easy for you the simplest example being an individual is traveling, then at that time, the city allows you to shorten and combine your prayers, an individual is traveling, he is not required to fast even if he's traveling in the month of Ramadan, because the hardship has now arisen, and the Sharia has come to make things easy. So this is the second thing that a man would know he came to show is that this religion of Islam in its fundamentals is very, very easy. So if a person just
wants to focus on the fundamentals, with the lights, Allah, he should not have a difficult time. And if a person is having a difficult time, with his faith with his religion, then this is an indication that he's doing something wrong, then this is an indication that he is doing something wrong. And then the third objective we'll come to see in a bit. So he says, Am I bad? And this statement to proceed, Am I bad was suddenly I was used by the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So when the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would change topics, he would use this statement. You'll notice that in hospital hijack, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
actually uses it twice. actually uses it twice. So
After he moves from the Quranic verses to the Hadith, so he mentioned sort of animal and verse one or two, then solani servers, one, and then the verse from Surah. Allah, He says I'm about so this is to show that we're moving on to a new topic. And then after the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam mentions
about the, you know, the worst of affairs being emulated, once, at the end of that the Messenger of Allah wa sallam would say, My bad, and then he would actually begin his kotoba. So this was from the tradition of the Messenger of Allah sallallahu sallam, that when you dwelve into a new topic, you're changing topics, you use the statement of America, and this is something that a man will know your Rahim Allah does over here to indicate that now let us start off with the actual commentary of Imam Ali. He says we have narrated through many chains, and various narrations from Alibaba with Khalid Abdullah bin was more active in German Abu Dhabi, Abdullah bin Omar Abdullah bin Arbus and it's
nomadic Abu huraira Abu Seidel Cody, may Allah be pleased with all of them, that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Whoever preserves from my alma 40 Hadith related to the religion, Allah will then resurrect him in the company of the pious and the scholars and other nation states alone will raise him as an erudite and learn scholar in the narration from Abu Dhabi Ah, it is stated on the Day of Resurrection, I will be an intercessor and witness for him. And the notion of of the limitless oath, it is stated that the Messenger of Allah Azza wa sallam stated, it will be said to him enter Paradise through any door that you wish and generation of women are one
finds the words, he will be recorded among the company of the scholars, and will be resurrected in the company of the martyrs. However, the scholars of Hadith agree that although this hadith has numerous chains, it is weak. And then the commentator states that hence it cannot be used as a proof in the Sharia. Now here we want to comment, this concept of compiling books that have 40 Hadith in them, this is the foundation for it. So you'll notice that a lot of the scholars, and then the next slide will mention some of those scholars, they wrote books that had 40 Hadith in them. And one of the motivations behind that was the Hadith that were mentioned over here. Now looking at all of
these Hadith walima. No, Allah mentions that these Hadith are weak. In reality, when you look at these Hadith and these narrations, you will see they actually vary from very weak to fabricated, very weak to fabricated. And this is where we're going to get into our introduction of understanding what categorizes an authentic hadith. And what are the categorizations of Hadith, what are the categorizations of Hadith, in terms of authenticity, and being authentic. So that having been said, Let us start off with what are the categorizations of Hadith, the categorizations of Hadith are seven, there are seven categorizations of Hadith, in terms of that which is authentic, and that
which is not authentic. Now, we're going to mention seven over here today, just as a primer as an introduction. But when you will study Hadith even more, you will notice that not all the scholars agreed on these classifications, but we'll go with what the majority have stated. So, a hadith in terms of its authenticity and non authenticity will fall under seven categories, four of them are acceptable, and three of them are not acceptable. So, four of them are acceptable, and three of them are not acceptable. So, the four that are acceptable, the highest, the highest within of itself is what they call safe is that which is authentic, is that which is authentic, the number two is what
they call Sahih ligotti. So, he legally means that this Hadith, within of itself is not Sahil, but due to secondary proofs, it will now be considered as safe due to secondary proofs, it will now be considered as safe. The number three is hussen. So this is acceptable, it's not at the level of sorry, but it is acceptable with gnome itself. And then the fourth and last category is haston. The lady has suddenly lady and what hasn't lady he means that in actuality, the Hadith is not authentic, but due to supporting evidences, it has now become authentic due to supporting evidences has now become authentic. So those are the four classifications of a hadith which is acceptable, then you
have three classifications of Hadith that are not acceptable, and those are dice, dice Jaden and moto. So they are these which are weak Hadith which are very weak and then the Hadith which are fabricated Hadith which are fabricated. So now let us define these in more detail. What does it mean for Hadith to actually be authentic? What does it mean for this to actually be authentic? So when we talk about this being authentic, there are five conditions that need to be met. There are five conditions that need to be met condition
Number one is a Donald Rawat. Sorry, a condition number one is it to solve Senate is it to solve a Senate. And what is the solid senate means is that from the Prophet salallahu, alayhi wasallam till the person narrating the Hadith, there is a continuous chain of narration. So if you understand the generations in Islam, you have the generation of the Prophet, which are the Sahaba of the Allahu anhu. Then you have the generation after them, which is the Tabby and then after them are the Acrobat of being so in each of these generations, you need to have at least one narrator to keep the chain connected, you need to have at least one Narrator In each generation to keep the chain
connected. And in reality, you will see that each generation actually had two or three individuals from that generation to keep the chain merited to keep the chain continuous. Now the shortest chain that is inside Sohail Buhari is inside to hell Bacardi is three people. So between the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and Emmanuel Bukhari is three people. So you'll notice that it was even possible that to cover the span of something like 250 years, 250 years that you know, it could be done with three individuals as we see inside the cell body. So that is what we call it the solid Senate. Number two, what we call $1 to robot $1 per robot and adapted to a robot is the
trustworthiness of the narrator's the trustworthiness of the narrator's and its trustworthiness is divided into two categories. It is divided into two categories. Category number one is in terms of their Deen in terms of their actual faith. So, this individual should not be known to commit any open sin, and this individual should not be known for any heresy. So there should not be known for openly committing sin, nor should he be known for committing any form of heresy known as known should you be known for committing any form of heresy. A third thing that scholars mentioned in terms of adultery, what is what they call a model, or what they call a model.
And by amarula, they mean that he kept an appearance and kept a conduct that was acceptable, he kept the conduct that was acceptable. Now you'll notice that the scholars of Hadith, they actually differed on different types of Mandala. So one of the scores of Hadith that was the most stripped on Marula was the score known by the name of shorba, ignore her Judge shoba, a judge, and show them the judge when he used to interact with his students, if he even saw them riding upon a donkey that used to bounce up and down. If the dog used to bounce up and down, he would tell them that today, you're not allowed learning from me, because this goes against tomorrow. So if he saw like something that
was abnormal, something that wasn't considered good conduct, then they would disqualify them from their eating, they would disqualify them from their eating habits. Now, this third concept of modal, it doesn't have any set guidelines. And this is, you know, it would differ from one scholar to the other. And the general, you know, understanding of it is that a person should not openly oppose the culture that he is a part of. So as long as it's not in opposition to the Sharia, he should actually go according to the culture that he's a part of this in terms of the way that the eat, the way that they dress, the way that they walk, he should be a part of that culture rather than opposing it. So
this is a done a total robot. So number three is Tam, Tam adopt
and Tam adopt means perfect and complete precision, perfect and complete precision. So the scholar or the narrator's varying the Hadith, he should be known that he should narrate Hadith, just as he heard them. And these are actually tested, that when an individual narrator Hadith is there, an other individual that can collaborate this hadith that will narrate in the exact same manner using the exact same wordings, this is how they check it out. So now if a person has tampered of the perfect and complete precision, then this hadith will be known as Hadith which is safe. However, if an individual does not have perfect and complete precision, then this is when an in Hadith will
start with a very, either go into the category of hasin, or it will go into the very first category of weak so the very first category of dive, or to the category of hussen, depending on his level of precision. So you'll notice that the first thing that will make a hadith weak is the precision of the narrator. If he is not precise, then this the quality of the this will actually go down. And this is what Pamela tamela actually needs. Then the fourth condition of a hadith being authentic, is ultimate truth, that there should be no apparent contradictions between this hadith and other texts. So the Hadith should not contradict another Hadith, nor should it contradict the Koran. And more
importantly, it shouldn't contradict the narration of another narrator
People are narrating the same Hadith, there should be no interrupt, there should be no opposition or contradiction in the Hadith itself. And that is what are the misuse or lack of contradiction means. And then number five, number five is either more enlightened, or the more enlightened cardia and admire Latin coda. What this means is that there should be no hidden defect in the Hadith, which is harmful to the Hadith which is harmful to the Hadith. So can we think of an example where you will have a defect in the Hadith that is not harmful? And the answer to that is yes, there are certain defects that will take place inside of Hadith, which are not harmful to the Hadith. So for example,
you'll notice that sometimes a narrative will narrate will say had definite Sophia had definitely Sophia. So he's from the second generation, he is referring to other Sophia 30 or Sophia norina. And both of them are great imams of Hadith. So while the person may not be sure what Sophia is referring to, either Sophia is acceptable because they're both narrators of Hadith. And this works the same way with an editor by the name of Eben Dena. So you'll find many scholars by the name of bundeena you have Abdullah bundeena, you know, Emerald Medina, medical beauty, not all of these include dinner, they're all trustworthy and imams of Hadith. So if he uses a bundeena, even though an
individual may not be sure, this is a defect, which is not harmful to the Hadith, which are not harmful to the Hadith. So now let's look at a defect that is harmful to the Hadith. Let's look at a defect that is harmful to the Hadith since the introduction of a Muslim Ummah, Muslim Rahim Allah, he mentioned the Hadith of the seven that will be shaded under the shade of Allah subhanho wa Taala. And who can remind me Who are the seven that will be shaded under the shade of Allah subhanaw taala on the Day of Judgment, go ahead.
I have no idea what that is referring to a lot of those best. That's not one of the narrations that I'm familiar with. Go ahead. I just ruler Excellent. So that's one.
We have six more to go. Go ahead.
Excellent. So two people who love each other for the sake of Allah.
Who's number three? Go ahead.
Excellent. So an individual who is alone and remembers Allah subhanaw taala and his eyes start to flood with tears. That's three
you can mixing two of them up. So the youth that raises it that is raised in the worship of Allah subhanaw taala that's number four. And we'll take number five from that. And an individual's heart is attached to the mustard that's five now we're looking for six and seven. Go ahead.
No good attempt but that's not it.
Excellent, so a man that is seduced. And he says I feel Allah subhanaw taala now we're left with the seventh one. This is always like the toughest storm
excellent. what's the what's the actual point that is mentioned?
Which hand is does not know that
right hand game right? So the Messenger of Allah says Allah mentioned in the seventh point origin on the solder kabisa cotton for Farhatullah Talamo Shimano Martin Fukuyama know that an individual gifts charity so secretly, that his left hand does not know what his right hand gave. That is how secretive it is. Now this is how the vast majority of narrators narrated this hadith guys quiet down. This how the vast majority of narrators narrated this hadith. In my Muslim Rahim Allah in his introduction, he brings the exact opposite. He says the module on the sadaqa sadaqa ha ha tala tala mommy no Matan Fukushima know that an individual he gives surely so secretly that his right hand
does not know what his left hand gave. So now this type of defect in the Hadith, it opposes the vast majority of narrations. And this becomes a defect which is harmful. Because the basis of this hadith now can become that it is permissible for you to give charity with your left hand. And this becomes a defect which is harmful to the Hadith, because the actual message is that the charity should be given with the right hand. And it should be given in secrecy in you know the utmost sincerity when it is secret. But now that you mentioned the left hand, it changes the meaning of the Hadith altogether. So this will be a form of a Hadith, which is defective that it has a defect in it that
makes it defective. So not the whole idea is defective now, but only this section of the Hadith will become defective. So we go with the way of the majority that this charity should be given by the right hand so secretly that the left hand does not know what it gave. So those are the five conditions for a hadith to be considered safe. And we mentioned that a hadith will move from Sahaja
Hossan based upon the type of precision and individual height based upon the type of position the individual had. Now, in order for a hadith to become huson, the lady in order for Hadith to become personally lady, then they have to introduce a sixth condition that introduced a sixth condition. And that is that there should be supporting narrations there should be should be supporting narrations. And this is not only for his lady, but for safely lady as well. Now, let's quickly review everything that we've taken, because I'm seeing a lot of dead faces. So the first thing I'm going to ask or what are the seven categories of authenticity and weakness? What are the seven
categories of authenticity and weakness?
Okay, okay. Okay. Uh huh.
Uh huh.
Excellent. So those are the seven. Now let's comment on this a bit more. So now we've mentioned how Hades becomes weak, is when you talk about precision. Now the concept comes, how does the Hadith become very weak? And when does it become fabricated? When does it become fabricated? a hadith can become very weak, when we start talking about the Adana of dharwad when we start talking about the trustworthiness of the narrator's so if an individual was known to be a heretic, then this hadith would become considered very weak. Likewise, when the individual is known to be a liar, he is known to fabricated if this is when the Hadith becomes fabricated. This is when the Hadith becomes
fabricated. So now you understand some basic conditions in terms of what is needed for a hadith to be authentic and acceptable, and why, you know, it is such a fundamental pillar of our Deen that there was such a, you know, high level of scrutiny that was being applied to the narrations of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam, that it was impossible for those Hadith to be forged or to be made up, because the scholars of Hadith scrutinized it to such a degree in moment because Rahim Allah, he had the highest level of scrutiny, that he would have he made it a condition that not only did the narrator's needs to be proven to have live in at the same time, what he called amasa, that
they needed to be proven that these narratives lived at the same time, he actually made it a condition that we need to be able to prove that there is a possibility of these narrators actually meeting. So he would go into the books of tadek. If these scholars were not in Baghdad or not in Wasilla, or not in a sham at the same time, and could not be proven, then he would not accept those Hadith. And this is why you see that through these strict conditions. Something likes to hell Buhari becomes such a, you know, luminary masterpiece, as you come to see him and no one recognizes it. That it is the most authentic book written by man. It is the most authentic book written by men due
to the conditions that Imam Al Bukhari put. Now the second question I want to ask, what are the conditions that are required for Hadith to be authentic? What are the conditions that are required for Hadith to be authentic? Who's going to tell you those conditions? Go ahead?
Right, excellent. So let me just stop over here. This chain of narration, if the chain of narration is cut off, someone's missing in the chain of narration, what will happen to this habit? Will it become weak? Or will it become very weak? Or when will it become fabricated? The general case scenario is that it will become a very weak or fabricated depending on if we're able to identify who the missing link is or not. So to go from very weak to fabricated, that is the general case scenario. That is the general case scenario. What is the second condition?
If you wrote it down, it's fine. You can read from your notes.
It's about the narrator's themselves. So the first condition was that it should be continuous chain. Now what about what do we need to know about the narrator's
they should be trustworthy? Excellent. This is what we called a data robot and adulterer. What we said had three things related to it. What are the three things that are related to our data robot who remembers them?
Okay, so they need to be upgrading their deed,
keep acceptable conduct. And then was the third one, I think maybe you combined two of them together.
Okay, so in terms of the dean, they should not be any form of heresy, they shouldn't commit open sin. And the third thing they should keep good conduct they should give good conduct model that is the third one. So that is $1 total. But then number three, we mentioned time adopt, as Joshua mentioned, and as you know, that is condition number three, you have perfect and complete precision. What was condition number four. Go ahead.
So there should be no no contradiction, not contradiction against the Quran not other Hadith, nor even against other narrators who are stronger narrators who are stronger narrators and then the fifth and last condition. Go ahead.
Okay, excellent. Now are can there be defects in the Hadith that do not harm the Hadith? Is that possible? So what is an example of something like that? You only give me specifics Just give me the general idea.
Okay, so what would be an example of this though?
Not an example of the Hadith an example of a defect that doesn't harm the Hadith.
No, no worries, brother in the back, go ahead.
No, no. Good.
Excellent. So, if you have names that are interchange, and both of those names are actually trustworthy. So someone like Sophia and Sophia and authority and even dinner, then these are all trustworthy, excellent. So that is the fifth that there should be no hidden defects, there should be no hidden defects. Now we move on to the next slide, we move on to the next slide.
Actually, we are missing something here, hold on.
Sorry. The sixth condition is that if you want to get to see a lady or has any guide he needs there needs to be supporting evidences there need to be supporting evidences.
Okay, there's a slide that is actually missing here.
Or actually no, hold on. Yes, this is a changeup of the slides. Okay, so this is next slide. The scholars have compiled innumerable works of nature collections of 40 Hadith. The first one that I know of, who compiled such a work with Abdullah Mubarak, a Tabby after him came to see a pious scholar then came and has been a fan of Sophia and nursery and jewelry and aboubaker Mohammed bin Ibrahim Allah Subhana Dada coatney al Hakim Babu, Abdul Rahman, a tsunami, Abu Saeed and Malini Abbas minor savani Abdullah Mohammed Al Ansari, Abu Bakr, al de hockey and countless others, both from the earlier and later times, I have turned to Allah for guidance and prayed to him while
compiling these 40 Hadith. Following the example of those Imams and guardians of Islam, the scholars have had have agreed that it is permissible to act in accordance with weak IDs that deal with virtuous of good deeds, ie not weak Hadith that deal with ruins a camp or acts of worship. Nonetheless, given the fact that have not simply relied upon that weak Hadith mentioned above in this work, instead, I'm following the statement of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam found in an authentic hadith let him who was present amongst you and for those who are absent, the pastor Sam also said, may Allah make bread radiant, the man who has heard what I said, preserved in his memory
and convert and conveyed it in the way that he heard it and conveyed it that he heard it. So now this leads us to a further discussion. And that further discussion is that what is the ruling on acting upon weak Hadith? What is the ruling on acting upon weak Hadith, and the scholars of Islam different into three different camps on this, these different to three different camps? camp number one is what is attributed to Imam Ahmed and a Buddha code in management and a Buddha code. And this is without any conditions. A weak Hadith can be acted upon. A weak Hadith can be acted upon, she find from the soul of the mehtab Rahim Allah, he mentioned that a weak addict is more beloved to me
than a person is a personal opinion or weaker. This is more beloved to me than a person's personal opinion. Now, the statement from Mr. Muhammad Rahim Allah is authentic. However, the scholars have said it's understanding is what is misunderstood. So scholars are misunderstood this hadith. So the for this unnecessary the statement of Mr. Mohammed. So the first way it was misunderstood, is that Mr. Muhammad Rahim Allah He says, I prefer the weak ideas over alpheus alfasud meaning a personal opinion, that is illogical, and it's deduction that is illogical, illogical, and it's deduction. Now, very few scholars actually held this interpretation. They've been tanea Rahim Allah, he goes to
category number two, he goes to category number two. He says the way that Mr. Mohammed Rahim Allah is statement is meant to be understood, that we can do this more beloved to me than personal opinion, is the fact that before emammal telemovie Rahim Allah
came along, there was only two categorizations of Hadith, there was only two categorizations of Hadith. There was here, and then everything else was life. There are Sahaba and everything else was life. So if you just learned the seven rites now, we mentioned that four of them are authentic, and three of them are not acceptable, correct. And the time of the management or himolla, prior to the time of eternity, they used to have only one category of accessibility, which was safe. And then in terms of weak narrations, all of the other six would fall under that all the other six would fall under that. So I've been saying no to him realizing that when he met him Allah mentions that a
hadith is weak. It does not mean the way we we understand it after a mammoth tournament, the Rahim Allah came along, but rather included in his definition of weak is that Hadith, which is Hudson and Hudson lady. So when Mr. Mohammed Rahim Allah is mentioning that I prefer the week added over personal, over logical deduction. He is saying that I prefer the Hadith, which is Hasson and Hassan Li over that of the US. So that is what the statement is actually meaning. So even though it is authentically attributed to Mr. Muhammad, it seems that scholars did not understand the statement of Imam Ahmed properly did not understand the statement of Mr. Muhammad properly. And the same thing
with Abu Dhabi. Same thing with Abu Dhabi. So while this opinion is actually portrayed, this opinion doesn't actually exist. Do you guys understand that? So this opinion is attributed to Mr. Mohammed Abu Saud. But this opinion actually was not held by them, the way that we are meant to understand it the way that we are meant to understand it, then camp number two, this is the camp of the majority of scholars. So you'll notice that Mr. manoli rahimullah, he says that the scores are in agreement that you can act upon Hadeeth, or that you can act upon weak Hadith. So he says the scholars have agreed that it is permissible to act in accordance with weak Hadith. Now, this claim of Mr. manoli,
Allah, that there is each man this issue is actually incorrect. The scholars aren't in agreement on this. So the vast majority of scholars they said that you can act upon weak Hadith, however, with conditions with conditions, and there's three conditions that everyone agreed upon. And there's two conditions that the scholars differed over. So there's three conditions that everyone agreed upon, and then two conditions that they differed upon. Now, when he mentioned the three conditions that everyone agreed upon. This is from the camp that said, you can act upon wickedness. This is from the camp that said you can act upon wickedness, we all agreed upon these three conditions. Number one,
is that this Heidi must not be extremely weak. Number one, this hadith must not be extremely weak. So his level of weakness should only go up to dive and should not reach the ifj den or modo. Then the number two is that the Hadith that is being used should not be used to promote something that does not already have a foundation in the deen. So this hadith should not be used, that have to establish something that does not have a foundation in the deen. Now, the most common example over here that we can bring up is the concept of solitude. The concept of solitude. So now when you look at the Hadith itself, it seems accurate that this hadith is weak. However, you will see that there
is a large number of scholars that actually acted upon this hadith from them was Abdullah Mubarak. So now, why did they do this? Because the concept of Salah is already established, and the virtues of the statement that an individual will say Subhana Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, this statement, its virtues are found in other Hadith. So now this concept of slot to disappear is not an actual new concept. There's already a foundation of it in the deen and that is why they allowed acting upon it. And that is what number two is referring to. So now let's think of an example where let's just say for argument's sake, there is a hadith
which is not very weak, but it is establishing a new meaning. So I'll tell you something interesting that happened the other day. So I come home from my flight.
And my two daughters. We have Alia and Ayesha Alia is just 25 and Ayesha is going to be 24 soon inshallah. And there is a machine playing in the background that is talking about the names of Allah subhanaw taala. And then you have Ayesha doing like a whirling dervish. She just like spinning around, and then you have Alia, she's beating on the pants on the floor. And I was like Subhanallah you know, I leave for two weeks and we have like a Sufi party in my house.
So now the Hadith that talks about, you know, dancing as an act of dancing as an act of a bada right, so now all of these narration let's just say if we were to argue for argument's sake, that they weren't
Or think that there was a weakness in them that wasn't didn't make them extremely weak. You know, let's just use that for argument's sake. But now let us look at the second condition. Is this establishing something new in the deen of Allah subhanaw taala meaning that is there a basis for this in the deen of Allah subhanaw taala that a person can dance to get closer to Allah subhanaw taala? And the answer to that is no, that there's no other evidence that is found in the Quran and Sunnah, that a person can use dancing as a way of getting closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala. So this is something that goes against the foundation that the Sharia came with, it goes against the
foundation that the Sharia came with. So that is number two.
Number three, this is a very interesting one. They said that the person that is doing this act should not expect any reward for doing this. He should not expect any reward for doing this. But rather he is doing it out of safety out of safety. What did they mean by this condition? They said that a lot of these narrations will mention specific virtues, they mentioned specific virtues, a person doing them should not aim for the virtue. But he should do it with the intention that if the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam did this, I want to keep the son alive out of safety of preserving the deen of Allah subhanaw taala. So these are the three conditions that the scholars who
said you can act upon a week added stipulated these are the three conditions that need to be met. Number one, it shouldn't be very weak. Number two is that it shouldn't establish a new foundation and then or oppose a foundation that has already been set. And number three is that a person should not expect reward from acting upon this, but rather should do this for the sake of safety in terms of protecting the deen of Allah subhanaw taala. Now, something that's important to understand here that I mentioned, just for the sake of clarity, is that when the scholars allowed the acting upon week Heidi, it was not in rulings pertaining to aqeedah or akam, meaning that these aren't rulings
pertaining to detailed, normally pertaining to our faith and theology, but rather This is just pertaining to what they call for Doyle for a man virtuous deeds virtuous deeds. Now let us look at the two conditions that the scholars default over number one, and half of them no Haji Rahim Allah, he mentioned that the individual that acts upon a weak Hadith should not do so in public, he should not do so in public less that people follow him in this and think that it isn't established sooner. So he mentions that acting upon the week needs to not be done in public. But this is something that you do in the privacy of your own home, that it should be done in the privacy of your own home. And
the next condition. And the last condition that we'll mention is that it should not be in contradiction to any other act, it should not be in contradiction to any other act. Now, particularly pertaining to this point, the score said that the reason why we didn't mention this condition is because it is already understood that anything that came to oppose this idea will be rejected right away. So there was no need to mention it. But some of the scholars deferred over it, this divert over it. Now let us move on to camp number three, let us move on to camp number three. And camp number three stated that you're not allowed acting upon weak Hadith altogether, you're not
allowed to acting upon weak Hadith altogether. Now, this is a very important point to state that in any science, when you study it, you always want to go to the specialists of that field, you always want to go to the specialists of that field. So right now when we're talking about Hadith, you want to go to what the specialists of Hadith actually have to say and mentioned about it, rather than going to schools and law schools, rather than going to scores of, we want to see what the scholars of Hadith actually have to say. Now, what's interesting is that category number three, in actuality are the scholars of Hadith. So you have the likes of Imam Al Bukhari, you have the likes of Mr.
Muslim, the likes of aquatimer, Rosie, and even Abby Hatem. All of these scholars, they said that the weak Hadith cannot be acted upon. Likewise, from them was the show County, Abu Hassan, Natalie and Maliki all of these scholars said that you can't act upon weak Hadith whatsoever. their understanding of it is that there's so many authentic narrations. There's no need to look at the weak narrations. And this is what a Muslim Rahim Allah explicitly mentioned in his introduction, that the authentic narrations are so many, there's no need to go to the weak narrations. And Allah subhanaw taala knows best. It seems that the third opinion is the strongest the third opinion is the
strongest, because we always want to hold the opinion of the specialists in that field. And this is the opinion of the specialists. This is the opinion of the specialists. Now, Mr. manoli Rahim Allah, this is what he concludes to as well, even though he allows the acting upon weak added and virtuous deeds. He says the reason why I'm compiling these 40 narrations is because of what the Messenger of Allah
Some said, an authentic hadith that lets those of you who are present inform those who are absent. Meaning that the messenger system is saying that when you hear something from the Messenger of Allah, you should convey to the people who did not hear it. And likewise the Hadith of the Messenger of Allah wa sallam where he said, may Allah make radiant the man who has heard what I have said, preserved it in his memory and conveyed it in the way that he heard it. So meaning that now when you hear Hades you have responsibility of preserving the deen of Allah subhanho wa Taala so you preserve it just the way that you heard it and you narrate it to the people so you spread the deen of Allah
subhanaw taala This is why Imam and now he is actually doing it. And then the second reason why you mama know your handler is doing it is because of the tradition of the scholars that the scholars had this tradition of compiling 40 Hadith and that is why mama no Rahim Allah is doing it. So now let us conclude with this last slide. Scholars have compiled 40 Hadith on faith and belief on practical matters, on Jihad on a sturdy on etiquette, and even on sermons. All of these collections were concerning righteous aims, may Allah be pleased with those who sought them. However, I have found it best to collect together 40 Hadith, which are more important than all of these, these will
incorporate all of these separate topics. In fact, each heading is by itself a great general precept from the foundations of the religion. Some scholars state that all of Islam revolves around this hadith. Some have said about a particular Hadith, that they are one half of Islam, one third of Islam, and so on and so forth. I've committed myself to including only authentic hadith. So he has said, in these 40 Hadith, the majority of them are from Al Bukhari, or Sahih. Muslim. I've mentioned them without their chain of narrators in order for it to be easier to memorize them, and thus, more people will be able to benefit from them, Allah willing, after the Hadith I included a section on
the meanings of the obscure expressions found in the Hadith. Everyone who desires and looks forward to the hereafter must be familiar with these Hadith, because they cover the most important aspects of the religion and offer direction to all forms of obedience of Allah. This is clear to anyone who ponders these days, I rely upon a line and trust my fear only to him to him as all praise and grace from him his guidance and protection from error. So now, we will talk about the objectives that a man will know him Allah had, and here we get to the third objective. The third objective is to present the complete picture of Islam to present the complete picture of Islam. So when a person
wanted to know, you know, what is Islam all about Eman? MANOVA hamdulillah he preserved it in his 40 Hadith. Likewise, Mr. manoli Rahim Allah He mentioned that I only stuck to the authentic narrations. I only stuck to the authentic narrations. Now, this is something you know we'll dispute as we cover the Hadith bentonites Allah that not all the edits that are mentioned by an Imam and now we are, you know, the highest level of authenticity, and it's something we will debate later on. As we get to those Hadith biLlahi tala. Now, the last thing that we'll mention over here is that emammal noela him Allah, he mentioned about some of these Hadith they were considered half of Islam and one third
of Islam, and so on and so forth. And the absolute foundation of this concept of Hadith being considered half of Islam or a third of Islam is found in the very first Hadith, which is the hadith of Ahmed Abu khattala, the Allahu anhu, where he says that I heard the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say that actions are judged by motives. So each man will have what he intended. Thus he was migration was to align His Messenger his migration is to align His Messenger, but he whose migration was for some worldly think that he might gain or for a wife he might marry his migration is to that which he migrated married by Al Bukhari, and by Muslim. Now we're going to
conclude tonight's session with bentonites. Allah is two things. Number one, is the suburb of onroad of this hadith. Why was this hadith actually brought forth? And number two, is the miraculous nature of the chain of narrators of this ad is, so let's start off with several Bluetooth. So when you talk about Koran, there are reasons of revelation why verses were sent down. So a man came to the Messenger of Allah Azza wa sallam, and the Messenger of Allah says I'm turned away from him. So Allah subhanaw taala, sent down our Salah tawanda so this is known as a suburban ozone. Now when you come to Hadith, there is a reason why the Messenger of Allah azza wa jal mentioned particular
Hadith, and this is the Arabic language is known as Subbable route. Why was the Hadith actually brought forth? Now here's an interesting case. That why was this hadith brought forth. The reason behind this is
a woman in Medina by the name of on case there was a woman in Medina by the name of uncas. And she made it a condition that whoever
The individual wanted to marry her. He had to migrate from Mecca to Medina. Now, this is new. See what happens over here. When a man becomes completely subservient to his wife, he actually loses his name altogether. This individual is not known by his name. But now he is only known as muhajir on case, the one that made Hendra for me.
And this was the reason of revelation that some of the scholars mentioned that some of the scholars mentioned that the reason why the Messenger of Allah Sufism said, this narration was about this man that he migrated from Mecca to Medina, not for the sake of making his law, but for the sake of marrying a woman. And that is why the last part of this ID is about marrying a woman. So whoever intended to migrate for the sake of Allah, it's for the sake of Allah. But whoever intended to migrate for the sake of a woman, then that is what it is for. Common john is, and half of them 200. And half of them know Roger, they said that while this story is authentic, it's mentioned in the
center site in Mysore, and Bharani. They said, while it is authentic in this narration, there is nothing to actually prove that this story has anything to do with the Hadith, there's nothing to actually prove that the story has anything to do with the Hadith. So in actuality, we don't know what the road was. But this is what the scholars mentioned. Number two, we want to look at the chain of narrators and supine ally. Remember that when I came across this, this is like something that really increased my faith not only like increased my Eman generally, but specifically in the science of Hadith to know that there were such geniuses in our oma that were able to do such things. So now
you'll notice that growing up from my time, at least, you know, one of the most famous books that came out, you know, putting Twilight aside putting, you know, the Hobbit trilogy aside, and what was the third one? the Harry Potter series aside, this is like after my time, these are all after my time. In my town, we had like this concept of the Da Vinci Code. That was like the famous book that you know, that was like the top selling book, nothing better than that. And then we were such a big phenomenon that there's like all these hidden secrets that were filled with genius that Dan Brown came up with. But in reality it's vital that when you study Sohail Bukhari, you'll notice that email
vocoded Rahim Allah was a bigger genius than all of them. So now when Bukhari Rahim Allah He mentioned this hadith as the very first Hadith, inside Sahil Bukhari, he mentioned this as the very first Hadith inside Sohail Bukhari, in the book known as GitHub and GitHub, and why, okay, the book of Revelation. So now a person looks at this Hadith, and he says, What on earth does this hadith have to do with revelation? Why is the mammal Bukhari mentioning this? So escape goals that the general scholars took was that in all Buhari the reason why he mentioned this hadith is because this hadith actually has nothing to do with kuttabul. Why, but the reason why it's mentioned in catappa,
he is because the mama No.
Mama wanted to start off Sahil Bukhari reminding himself and the reader that purify your intention before you read this book. Now that seems like something very noble and very good. And Mashallah, for the most part, that is, it is accurate, but when you study the saleable quality, the way and half Did you notice that emammal bhupinder him Allah did not do things for no reason whatsoever. So I want us to take a look at the chain of narration that Emanuel Bukhari brings for this Hadith, the chain of narration that Mr. McCarney brings for this hadith so you may want to call him Allah. Let's start off from the Messenger of Allah send them to honor em Nakata blah, blah, blah, blah, blah No,
and for those of you that have pending payments on these directly, please write these down so that you can mention you remember the spider. So it was almost like a tabula rasa to Anil Kumar. Prakash to Allah comma, a blue walk us to Mohammed bin Ibrahim attending to Mohammed bin Ibrahim attorney to yahia Abu Saeed Allen, sorry to hear Abu Saeed I'm sorry. Now up until this point, you only have one person narrating it after the other. So in this chain, the everyone has to go through this chain. There is no other chain for this idea except up until the I have no side. I'm sorry. Then for me, I have no say the lungs sorry. You see that your head no say that I'm sorry. He narrated it to over
400 people. So when we are able to say that I'm sorry, you have 400 different areas. But before you hit the saddle and sorry, you only have one narrator each. This is the first interesting thing over here. Then from your Hebrew side, Allen sorry, you get Sophia and Ariana, you get Sophia in a blue arena. And then from Sophia. Marina, you get the last individual who was known as unfair lady. He was known as an Khomeini, whose actual name was Abdullah Abu Zubaydah Abdullah Abu Zubaydah, not the sahadi this is
Separate abolitionism so now I want us to take a look at this chain of narration this chain of narration. You have almost no hottub outcome at no cost Mohammed bin Ibrahim attained me. You have no side Alon sorry. And that's all singular. And then from there it splits off. And then Mr. bacala him a lot of the 400 different chains you could have chosen, he chose the following chain he chose for me I hate to say that I'm sorry, to Sofia arena to
Abdullah bin Isabel, who is known as an ad to Imam Al Bukhari to Imam Al Bukhari. Now we mentioned that this hadith is mentioned in Kitab. Allah is mentioned at Temple ye. So where was Omar from? He was from Mecca migrated to Medina altaba Norcross from Medina, Mohammed bin Ibrahim ottimi. From Medina. Then you have no side and then sorry, from Medina, then from Yahoo Noseda on Sunday, you get Sofia norina, who was from Makkah and Medina. Then from Savannah Marina, you get Abdullah, Venezuelan lady who was mocking and on top of that he was from the Quran, she was Karachi as well. So, number one, the first thing that you notice is that all binaries from this hadith none of them
are from a sham. None of them are from Kufa, from Barcelona from Baghdad. They're all from the lines of why they're all from the lines of one from Mecca and Medina. So it shows you the genius of Imam Al Bukhari. That incredible way, the very first chain of narration he uses, all the narrators are from the lines of why and that is why he used this hadith in this chain with this chain inside Kitab. And why? Number two is that why was there a reason why Imam Al Bukhari chose Abdullah bin Zubaydah and from at And the answer to that is yes, as well. As different Hadith mentioned inside cell body, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam said, God demo and Cornish that gave the Quraysh
preference. So out of all his teachers that narratives Hadees to mama Buhari in Malibu, Callie chose an ad because he wanted to fulfill the command of the Messenger of Allah to give preference to the college. So the very first idea that is mentioned in science, the hell bucatini he gives preference to his teacher who was from the crush who was from the koresh. So this shows you the genius that Emmanuel Bukhari had behind mentioning this hadith inside Kitab ally. And with ally to Allah from next week, we will start off by discussing this very first edition of Islam and, Mr. Lubin yet, in terms of the lessons that we can derive from it a bit later, Allah Allahu taala, Allah sallallahu
wasallam, robotic Ananda BNN Mohammed, while earlier he also he said them, we'll take three questions with the lights on. Go ahead.
heresy Yes.
All right, excellent. So the type of heresy that the scholars were very clear about is that he should not be a color to his hair see, so anyone who is a minor heresy or a major heresy, as long as he's not a color to his hair, see, they would be very easy and lacks with him. So you have the likes of Qatada. You know, Qatada. He was from the situation from the Tabby. But he had issues with cada, even though he's in the amount of editing the amount of tafsir he had these issues with qaddoum yet is still considered holy man, because he wasn't a color to his his innovation. Likewise.
What's the name? I'm thinking of contemporary Imam Muhammad Rahim Allah. He mentioned he married a Shia woman, he married a she a woman. And because of that, he started having Shia beliefs. Sorry.
No, no Shia, Sunni, Shia. He was from Yemen. As a person and Abdul Razak as a nanny, he may he was, you know, on the sun and his whole life. Then he meets this beautiful woman from Yemen, Masha Allah, and he starts developing Shia beliefs. But the key thing was he didn't start calling to those Shia beliefs. So as long as he didn't call to the Shia beliefs, they were very easygoing with him. So that was the key thing. As long as he wasn't a quality of his beliefs. They were fine with him. Whether it was major or minor, as long as it was good omocha for as long as it was for
sure. Let's go all the way back.
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The gear one and the midst of the creation. Yes. I'd like to know this.
Excellent. So in terms of saying some of our lives and we actually had a Hanukkah board mentioned in Ceylon La Jolla. So the conclusion we came to is that it is only compulsory in one situation and that is in the last the shadow of Salah that is the only time sending Salaam Salaam is compulsory upon the Messenger of Allah sola and all other times it is highly recommended and that is why mammogram Allah doesn't mention sallallahu wasallam number two in terms of him using
you know the one deer to Allah subhanaw taala This is a more appropriate term. So you'll notice that a lot of people refer to the Messenger of Allah says Allah as the Habib of Allah subhanaw taala. While this is true in meaning, there is no actual verse in the Quran or Hadith that says that I am the Habib of Allah subhanaw taala. Right, but rather the term that is used is that Allah took me and Ibrahim as a Helene. So Helene is a higher level than Habib. And this is why mama Nola mala uses the term Helene over here, the dear one rather than the beloved one because the Hillel is actually established in the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And then the third
point that you mentioned that he is the best of creation. Then the process Adam says that I am the sacred of Bani Adam, that I am the master of Bani Adam. And this would make him the best of creation. That is the only way he would become master Allahu taala. Last question.
Which ones can be you?
All right. So if there's a gap in the chain of innovation, then automatically goes to very weak until we find supporting evidence. If we find supporting evidence, then you look at the supporting evidence. And this will either make the Hadith weak or can possibly make it to Hasson the lady now even it's constantly hustling the lady, the scholars different is harassing the lady he actually category of harassing or is it still a category from the diet itself. So now leaving that if the left hand side, they said that if you have a narration that has
all authentic narrators in it, but some of them have weak memories, and then you have a chain of narration that has like, I guess, not liars in it, even if those are all weak narrators as well, you can use these two heads together, and together they will become haseley lady. Well, this is like a, you know, something that's debated and masala beyond the scope of our discussion today. We'll discuss it later under the lights Allah, Allah husana