P2s31Summary Methodology in Ahadeeth

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Who summarized Sahih Muslim into Mukhtasar Sahih Muslim?

  • Az-Zabeedi
  • Ath-Thahabi
  • Al-Munthiri (correct)
  • Al-Imam an-Nasaai

Which of the following is NOT a rule for summarizing Islamic books according to the lesson?

  • The summary must contain all the Asaneed from the original (correct)
  • The summary must contain the main contents and goals of the original
  • The summary should be concise without excess information
  • The summary must clarify that it is a summarized version of the original

In what year did the methodology of summarizing Islamic books begin?

  • 656 AH
  • 303 AH (correct)
  • 748 AH
  • 403 AH

What is the name of the book that summarized Jaami' ut-Tirmidhi?

<p>Mukhtasar ut-Toofi (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who wrote Talkees ul-Mustadrak as a summary of Mustadrak ul-Haakim?

<p>Ath-Thahabi (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The methodology of summarizing Islamic books began with Muhammad al-Qaabisi's abridgement of al-Muwatta in 403AH.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Mukhtasar ut-Toofi, written in 716AH, is a summary of Sahih ul-Bukhari.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When summarizing Islamic books, it is not necessary to clarify that the book is an abridged version of the original.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Al-Munthiri wrote summaries of both Sahih Muslim and Sunan Abi Dawood.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Summarized books of hadith are not required to contain the main contents and objectives of the original work.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Al-Mukhtasaraat are books that summarize previous books containing Asaneed

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When summarizing Islamic books, it is acceptable for the summary to contain excess information beyond the main contents of the original

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

An-Nasaai summarized his own work, As-Sunan ul-Kubra, into a book called al-Mujtaba

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Ath-Thahabi wrote Mukhtasar Sahih Muslim as a summary of Sahih Muslim

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The methodology of summarizing Islamic books began in the early 5th century AH

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Definition

  • Al-Mukhtasaraat refers to books that condense earlier texts and contain Asaneed (chains of narration).

Rules of Summarizing

  • The summarized book must clearly indicate it is a version of the original work.
  • It should encapsulate primary contents and objectives of the original text.
  • Summaries must be concise, avoiding any unnecessary information.

Beginning of Methodology

  • Al-Imam an-Nasaai (303 AH) created al-Mujtaba by summarizing Sunan al-Kubra.
  • 'Ali ibn Muhammad al-Qaabisi (403 AH) produced a summary of al-Muwatta.

Books Summarized

  • Sahih ul-Bukhari: At-Tajreed us-Saheeh by Az-Zabeedi (893 AH).
  • Sahih Muslim: Mukhtasar Sahih Muslim by al-Munthiri (656 AH).
  • Sunan Abi Dawood: Mukhtasar Abi Dawood by al-Munthiri.
  • Jaami' ut-Tirmidhi: Mukhtasar ut-Toofi by an unspecified author (716 AH).
  • As-Sunan ul-Kubra by an-Nasaai: Al-Mujtaba, created by an-Nasaai himself.
  • Mustadrak ul-Haakim: Talkees ul-Mustadrak by ath-Thahabi (748 AH).

Definition

  • Al-Mukhtasaraat are books that provide summaries of previous works, emphasizing Asaneed (chains of transmission).

Rules of Summarizing

  • A summarized book must clearly indicate it is a condensed version of the original text.
  • It should encapsulate the primary contents and objectives of the original work.
  • Summaries must be concise, omitting any superfluous details.

Beginning of Methodology

  • Al-Imam an-Nasaai (303 AH) created a summary called al-Mujtaba from his larger work, Sunan al-Kubra.
  • 'Ali ibn Muhammad al-Qaabisi (403 AH) produced a summarized version of al-Muwatta.

Books Summarized

  • Sahih ul-Bukhari is summarized in at-Tajreed us-Saheeh by Az-Zabeedi (893 AH).
  • Sahih Muslim is distilled into Mukhtasar Sahih Muslim by al-Munthiri (656 AH).
  • Sunan Abi Dawood was summarized by al-Munthiri in Mukhtasar Abi Dawood.
  • Jaami' ut-Tirmidhi was summarized as Mukhtasar ut-Toofi (716 AH).
  • An-Nasaai's As-Sunan ul-Kubra is condensed into al-Mujtaba by himself.
  • Mustadrak ul-Haakim was summarized into Talkees ul-Mustadrak by ath-Thahabi (748 AH).

Definition

  • Al-Mukhtasaraat refers to books that summarize previous works while preserving their networks of narration (Asaneed).

Rules of Summarizing

  • Clearly indicate that the work is a summary of a more extensive original text.
  • Include the main ideas and objectives of the original work for comprehensiveness.
  • Maintain conciseness, explicitly avoiding unnecessary details.

Beginning of Methodology

  • Al-Imam an-Nasaai (d. 303 AH) produced al-Mujtaba, summarizing the extensive Sunan al-Kubra.
  • 'Ali ibn Muhammad al-Qaabisi (d. 403 AH) created a summary of al-Muwatta, showcasing early summarization efforts.

Books Summarized

  • Sahih ul-Bukhari was summarized as at-Tajreed us-Saheeh by Az-Zabeedi (d. 893 AH).
  • Sahih Muslim features a summary titled Mukhtasar Sahih Muslim by al-Munthiri (d. 656 AH).
  • Sunan Abi Dawood saw its contents abbreviated in Mukhtasar Abi Dawood also by al-Munthiri.
  • Jaami' ut-Tirmidhi was summarized into Mukhtasar ut-Toofi by an unnamed author (d. 716 AH).
  • As-Sunan ul-Kubra by an-Nasaai was summarized in his own work, al-Mujtaba.
  • Mustadrak ul-Haakim was summarized in Talkees ul-Mustadrak by ath-Thahabi (d. 748 AH).

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