Shadee Elmasry – The 5 Conditions of a Sahih Hadith

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The speaker discusses five conditions that make it impossible for Hadith to do something, including being a witness, being an upright witness, and being accurate. They stress the importance of history and proper records of behavior to convince Hadith of something. The speaker emphasizes the need for clear opinion and acknowledges that slip-ups can occur when faced with negative opinion. The speaker also discusses the use of a question mark on a teacher's narration and the importance of the Prophet's words in relation to actions, emphasizing the need for contextualization and clarification on actions.

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			What's the difference between weak
Hadith and authentic hadith? Their
		
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			sound Hadith has five conditions.
These five conditions are
		
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			determined by reason. And there
are some texts of Quran and Hadith
		
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			that would point to it. So shut on
Laughlin shut on by text. And by
		
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			common sense, the first thing is
that it does not have Senate which
		
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			means the whole the chain is
complete. The chain of
		
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			transmission is complete, meaning
that from the incident until me
		
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			the listener or when it was
written down in the book.
		
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			The chain is complete of people.
There's no absence, there's no
		
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			link, absent links like Frank,
I'll give you an example. The
		
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			Masjid is on fire. Who told you?
Suleiman was Salamander? No.
		
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			He wasn't there. So who told him?
We don't know.
		
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			So there's a missing link there.
Right? But so who was Sulaiman
		
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			quoting? So a man is quoting Musa,
but did he meet Musa? No, he never
		
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			met him. He's quoting someone he
never met. Nah, we're not
		
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			accepting this, right? We're not
accepted. This is not acceptable.
		
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			So that's number one. Masala Sana
do. All right next is Allah Della.
		
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			I dalla means uprightness. In the
Summary, we would basically say
		
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			ask the question, would this
person be an upright witness in
		
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			court?
		
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			Or were they known for public
sinning?
		
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			publicly? Did they commit sins in
public so we won't accept their
		
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			testimony? For anything, let alone
Hadith. So I doubt Allah, is that
		
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			there is no accurate data is
something you have automatically
		
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			and you could lose it by your
public misbehavior. Skipping
		
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			prayers, eating in Ramadan, when
you're not allowed to things like
		
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			that, basically, or other things,
much less than that sometimes.
		
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			Number three, debates. Is he
accurate? And how do we know if
		
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			he's accurate?
		
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			Do we go ask his wife, when you
ask him for five things in the
		
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			market? Does he come back with all
five? Or did he forget one? Now
		
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			that's not how we do it. dopt is
determined by we look at all his
		
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			narrations.
		
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			And we compare them to his
colleagues.
		
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			When medic would sit when any
scholar is how could know how a
		
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			all these all Emma, would sit to
give Hadith to further session of
		
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			Hadith. You're not the only
student there. Right? You're one
		
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			of 200 students, you're one of 30
students, you're one of 50
		
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			students, and the shift that
scholar will have certain known
		
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			students throughout his life. All
right, well, then you come and say
		
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			something and attribute it to the
shake
		
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			the trends the shake, said such
and such, where they're gonna go
		
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			to your colleagues, you're again,
you're not the only student.
		
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			If you now consistently are
different in the narration, we
		
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			have to downgrade you. There's
something up something's up here.
		
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			Your duct is off. You're you're
never get it right. You
		
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			consistently misquote leave
something out. Add something out
		
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			of order. It's never exactly as
the ship said it.
		
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			Yes, you're a loyal attendee or a
loyal student. You're You're we
		
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			don't have any doubts about your
behavior. But your memory is not
		
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			good. You're it's always something
different, right? That you're
		
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			dumped you downgraded. So that's
number three. Now number four, and
		
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			five are for big exceptions.
They're negative, negative meaning
		
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			we just we want the absence of
these two things. What is the
		
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			opposite? What do we need? We need
the absence of should move should
		
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			do it means you quoted properly.
But I'm a senior student said the
		
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			opposite. Or you quoted a hadith
the hadith is sound in every way.
		
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			But of Senior Companion quoted the
opposite something totally
		
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			different. So we just put a
question mark on it. And we don't
		
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			rule but
		
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			let's say we all of us were five
guys in the room. We have a che,
		
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			we have one teacher, all of us.
Let's say I'm the oldest of you.
		
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			And out of You're the youngest,
right. i Li goes and he's an
		
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			upright Narrator from the teacher.
And he narrates a story from the
		
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			teacher that the teacher has
visited South Africa.
		
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			And I say, the teacher never
visited South Africa. That's
		
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			schueth. So you're upright and
honest, and your behaviors good.
		
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			And you're narrating something
that the senior the older person,
		
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			I've been with the shade for 20
years, even though it's set for
		
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			two years.
		
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			Right? That's a problem there. So
what do we do with his narration?
		
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			We put a question mark on it,
circle that hadith, and we just
		
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			don't use it. We don't say he's a
liar.
		
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			We don't say his doctors wrong. So
that's called schueth When a,
		
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			a sound Hadith contradicts a
higher authority, and olders,
		
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			higher meaning by age and time
spent with the chef,
		
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			or with the Prophet if it's the
companions.
		
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			Number five, the absence of a
hidden error, a very subtle error,
		
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			which you call it that affects the
veracity of the Hadith. What does
		
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			that mean? That means, even the
best expert one day could slip.
		
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			And that will only be known by the
experts. And we even have like a
		
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			slip up from emetic by flipping a
name. Or he cited this these
		
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			scholars are citing chains, and
had deeds all day long, especially
		
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			in the early days when the chain
has only three four names, it's
		
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			easy to remember. So he may be
doing it so much, maybe who knows
		
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			a slip up he cites one chain with
the opposite Hadith. Or he cites a
		
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			beloved best instead of Abdullah
bin Omar, or he cites Solomon had
		
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			been dealt with and it's actually
done would have been Solomon.
		
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			Those little slip up from the
expert and who can cite that only
		
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			another expert, only another
expert can say he made a mistake.
		
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			Those five conditions make us
Hadith sounds and part of our law.
		
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			Such a hadith can can we accept it
as law and we can act upon it? We
		
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			can not always we do. Because a
sound hadith is one piece of
		
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			evidence there could be other
pieces of evidence. There could be
		
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			analysis of the Hadith, like what
once on Hadith, opposite Hadith.
		
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			How do we make sense of this? The
Prophet wore gold during the
		
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			Prophet forbade gold.
		
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			Very simply, there's a timeline,
right? There's a timeline here.
		
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			Yes, the prophet or gold sound
Hadith, but it's abrogated after
		
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			the Prophet war gold, he forbade
golden never word again. So
		
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			there's a timeline here. That's
not all two dimensional. So a
		
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			hadith may be 100% Sounds however,
		
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			we don't act upon it. What's
another one? It's 100% sounds but
		
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			the mean but but it lacks any
contextualization so we don't know
		
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			how to act upon it.
		
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			So it's Matata but the data we
don't know how to act upon it.
		
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			Right. So had in its nature
		
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			or even have all multiple HotJobs
saying in general, I wish the
		
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			prophets I said them lived more so
he could tell us more of the Ribba
		
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			in in bartering. So we don't know
a lot about the bartering.
		
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			So those are examples of that.
		
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			Another example where,
		
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			let's say even medic for example.
		
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			The Prophet peace be upon him for
bade in a hadith for bade eating
		
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			animals with canines.
		
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			But the Quran says nothing is
forbidden except what is in the
		
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			Revelation. The Quran
		
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			surah Jelena Kula Adji to female
Oh hiya la female Oh hiya la
		
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			Mohammed Illa Allah thymine IL. So
therefore the ozone in the Quran.
		
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			Surah Al Anam says there is
nothing forbidden except what is
		
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			revealed to me in x, y, z. Only in
the Quran. So therefore medic says
		
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			okay, well, then the Prophet
forbade animals with fangs with
		
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			canines. In other words, meat
eaters, because it's not just the
		
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			canines, by the way, squirrel has
canines squirrel has sharp teeth.
		
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			It's not just that it's meat
eaters. Malik said he forbade it,
		
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			meaning discouragement.
		
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			Not for prohibition. It's a big
difference, right big difference
		
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			between discouragement and so you
can have a sound Hadith but it's
		
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			not acted upon or it's acted upon
differently. Discouragement is
		
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			different from admission. Right?