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What is one of the main components of the author's methodology related to Fiqh and Mutoon?
What is one of the main components of the author's methodology related to Fiqh and Mutoon?
- He discusses rulings and benefits derived from Ahaadith. (correct)
- He ignores the opinions of the scholars.
- He avoids discussing the differences in narrations.
- He only focuses on the opinions of well-known scholars.
Which aspect is included in his methodology related to the science of Hadith?
Which aspect is included in his methodology related to the science of Hadith?
- He does not consider the opinions of scholars.
- He dismisses the importance of Isnaad.
- He focuses on the terminology used by at-Tirmidhi. (correct)
- He does not mention any Gharā'ib.
What does the author do regarding the Ahaadith he discusses?
What does the author do regarding the Ahaadith he discusses?
- He categorizes them without explanation.
- He mentions them under chapter titles and clarifies their meanings. (correct)
- He only provides a summary without the Isnaad.
- He only discusses the ones with unanimous agreement.
How does the author approach different opinions in Fiqh?
How does the author approach different opinions in Fiqh?
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What is one method the author uses to analyze Ahaadith?
What is one method the author uses to analyze Ahaadith?
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His Methodology Related to Fiqh and Ahaadith
- Extracts rulings and benefits from Ahaadith through meticulous analysis.
- Weighs the opinions of various scholars, presenting a balanced view of differing viewpoints.
Status of the Author
- Possesses extensive knowledge with an emphasis on correct Aqeedah.
- Addresses differences in narrations found in Fiqh Sunnan texts, illustrating this with examples such as 'Awn ul Ma'bood 168.
Tuhfat ul-Ahwathi bi Sharh Jaami' ut-Tirmidhi
- Written by Abu ul-'Alaa al-Mubarakfoori, who lived during the Islamic year 1353 AH.
Methodology and Organization of Tuhfat ul-Ahwathi
- Organizes Ahaadith under relevant chapter titles, providing clear explanations of each.
- Discusses the Isnaad (chain of narrators) for each Hadith, enhancing understanding of transmission authenticity.
- Explains Ghareeb (unusual or rare terms) found within the Ahaadith, providing clarity for readers.
Methodology Related to the Science of Hadith
- Clarifies the specific terminologies employed by at-Tirmidhi, aiding comprehension.
- Conducts Takhreej (extraction and verification) of Ahaadith that at-Tirmidhi refers to with "wa fil-baab", identifying their relevance and context.
- Discusses various rulings derived from the Hadith, offering guidance based on scholarly consensus.
Methodology Related to Fiqh and Mutoon
- Compiles differing opinions on jurisprudential matters, determining the most authoritative stance.
- Identifies and discusses unnamed men (narrators) mentioned by at-Tirmidhi from whom jurisprudential opinions are extracted, ensuring comprehensive scholarly evaluation.
- Provides additional examples and detailed references, such as those found on page 169 of Tuhfat ul-Ahwathi by Mubarakfoori.
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