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Which of the following is NOT considered a well-known Sunan?
Which of the following is NOT considered a well-known Sunan?
What is the sequence of chapters in the organization of the ahaadith?
What is the sequence of chapters in the organization of the ahaadith?
Who was among the first to utilize the methodology of organizing ahaadith?
Who was among the first to utilize the methodology of organizing ahaadith?
Which chapter is NOT included in the organization of the ahaadith?
Which chapter is NOT included in the organization of the ahaadith?
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In which order are the topics of jurisprudence listed in the content?
In which order are the topics of jurisprudence listed in the content?
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Which of the following describes the content of the Sunan?
Which of the following describes the content of the Sunan?
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Which of the following statements about chapters is true?
Which of the following statements about chapters is true?
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What is the significance of the books of Sunan?
What is the significance of the books of Sunan?
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Study Notes
Definition of As-Sunan
- As-Sunan consists of collections of jurisprudential ahaadith from The Prophet Muhammad.
- These collections are systematically arranged according to the chapters of Fiqh.
Organization of Ahaadith
- Ahaadith are categorized by various chapters, starting with Kitab ut-Tahara (purification), followed by Salah (prayer), and other acts of worship ('Ibaadaat).
- Additional categories include Mu'aamalaat (transactions) and diverse topics within jurisprudence.
- Each chapter is subdivided into more detailed sub-chapters.
- Occasionally, chapters may encompass topics that are not strictly related to jurisprudence.
Early Contributors to Methodology
- Ibn Juraij was among the first to employ this methodology in Makkah around 150 AH.
- Sa'eed ibn Abi 'Aruba also utilized this approach in Basrah around 156 AH.
Notable Sunan Collections
- Sunan Abi Dawood, compiled around 275 AH.
- Sunan at-Tirmidhi, completed around 279 AH.
- Sunan an-Nasaai, published approximately in 303 AH.
- Sunan Ibn Majah, created around 273 AH.
Key Chapters (أجزاء)
- الطّهارة (Purification)
- الصلاة (Prayer)
- العِبادات (Acts of Worship)
- المُعامَلات (Transactions)
- مواضيع فقه أخرى (Other Jurisprudential Topics)
Summary of Original Developers
- ابن جريج (Ibn Juraij) was a pioneer of this methodology.
- سعيد ابن ابي ربى (Sa’eed ibn Abi 'Aruba) followed in utilizing this system.
Prominent Sunan Collections
- سنن داود (Sunan Abi Dawood)
- سنن الترميذي (Sunan at-Tirmidhi)
- سنن النسائى (Sunan an-Nasaai)
- سنن ابن ماجى (Sunan Ibn Majah)
Arrangement of Ahaadith
- The arrangement of ahaadith in the Sunan follows this order:
- كتاب الطهارة (Book of Purification)
- الصلاة (Prayer)
- العبدات (Acts of Worship)
- المعاملات (Transactions)
- مواضيع فقه أخرى (Other Jurisprudential Topics)
Conclusion
- As-Sunan serves as crucial literature containing prophetic ahaadith on jurisprudence, while sometimes addressing non-jurisprudential subjects.
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Explore the organization and structure of the Ahaadith in Sunan Abi Dawood. This quiz covers the arrangement according to chapters of Fiqh, including topics like Salah and Mu'aamalaat. Test your understanding of these jurisprudential books and their significance in Islamic teachings.
