Methodology of the Scholars of Hadith
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What is the total number of Ahaadith reported without repetition?

  • 361
  • 320
  • 5273
  • 4800 (correct)
  • Which narration is considered the most authentic and relied upon in eastern Muslim lands?

  • Narration of Abu Dawoud (correct)
  • Narration of Abu Isa ar-Ramli
  • Narration of Abu Bakr ibn Abi Dawood
  • Narration of Ibn al-A'la'
  • Who was the author of 'Mukhtasar Sunan Abi Dawood'?

  • al-Jiyaani
  • al-Khattaabi
  • al-Munthiri (correct)
  • Syed Hassan
  • When did Abu Dawoud narrate his version of the Sunan?

    <p>346AH</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of document is 'Injaaz al-Wu'ood bi Zawaaid Abi Dawood 'ala al-Kutub al-Khamsa'?

    <p>Additional Ahaadith</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which publication is recognized as the most well-known of its kind?

    <p>Dar ut-Taseel print</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Number of Ahaadith

    • Total Ahaadith collection includes 5273 with repetitions and 4800 unique Ahaadith.

    Narrations of the Book

    • Notable narrators of the Ahaadith include:
      • Abu Isa ar-Ramli (320 AH)
      • Abu Dawoud (346 AH)
      • Ibn al-A'la' (340 AH)
      • Abu Bakr ibn Abi Dawood (361 AH)
    • Abu Bakr ibn Abi Dawood is recognized as the last narrator of Sunan from Abu Dawoud, noted for his authentic transmission.
    • His narration is especially relied upon in Eastern Muslim regions, though it remains incomplete.
    • Comparisons highlight similarities between this narration and Al-Lului, with noted additional narrations prevalent in Western Muslim lands, which were removed by Abu Dawood in later life.

    Service of the Scholars

    • Biographies: Key works include Tasmiyat Shuyookh Abi Dawood by al-Jiyaani (498 AH) documenting the narrators.
    • Summaries: The Mukhtasar Sunan Abi Dawood by al-Munthiri (656 AH) summarizing the essential Ahaadith.
    • Explanations: Ma'aalim us-Sunan by al-Khattaabi (388 AH) provides detailed analysis and commentary on the Ahaadith.
    • Compilations: Mustakhraj Qaasim al-Qurtubi (340 AH) serves as a compilation of additional Ahaadith.
    • Additional Ahaadith: Injaaz al-Wu'ood bi Zawaaid Abi Dawood 'ala al-Kutub al-Khamsa by Syed Hassan incorporates further Ahaadith.

    Publications

    • The most prominent publication of these Ahaadith is the edition printed by Dar ut-Taseel, known for its widespread recognition.

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    Explore the essential methodologies used by scholars in the transmission of Hadith. This quiz focuses on key narrators and the authenticity of their narrations, highlighting the significance of their contributions to Islamic scholarship. Test your knowledge of Ahaadith numbers and notable narrators.

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