21Fiqh Methodology and Ahaadith Types

What method did he use to indicate his opinion in certain matters related to fiqh?

Which type of hadith is described as similar to those in the Saheehayn?

What action did he take concerning weak hadiths included in his work?

How frequently did he extract rulings from the hadith?

What is notable about the narration from Ibn us-Sunni?

Sub-chapters are titled to reflect the author's opinions on specific issues, aiding clarity in understanding his stance.
Rulings are rarely extracted from ahaadith, illustrating a selective approach to utilizing textual evidence in legal reasoning.
A chapter is dedicated to authentic ahaadith that display apparent contradictions, emphasizing the permissibility of adhering to various interpretations.

The Types of Ahaadith and their Authenticity in Sunan an-Nasaai

Classifies ahaadith as Sahih, matching the high authenticity level found in the Saheehayn, indicating strong reliability in their transmission.
Includes Sahih ahaadith that meet specific criteria established by the authors of the Sunan, affirming their credibility and usability for legal rulings.
Mentions certain ahaadith for the purpose of exposing their weaknesses, demonstrating an analytical approach to evaluating narrations and pointing out errors when necessary.

Narrations

The narration transmitted from Ibn us-Sunni (364 AH) is noted as the sole narration surviving to the present, highlighting its significance in the historical context of Islamic scholarship.

This quiz explores the methodology of Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) and the types of ahaadith found in Sunan an-Nasaai. Participants will learn about the extraction of rulings from authentic ahadith and the classification of their authenticity. Test your understanding of these essential aspects of Islamic law and tradition.