P2:olds37Types of Ahaadith in Musnad Ahmad
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Which type of narration involves Abdullah directly hearing from his father?

  • Abdullah read it to his dad and didn't hear it
  • Al-Qatee narrated it from other than Abdullah
  • Abdullah heard from his dad and others (correct)
  • Abdullah narrated from other than his dad
  • What does it mean when Abdullah found a narration in his dad's book?

  • He did not hear it personally. (correct)
  • He narrated it directly from his dad.
  • He heard it from a third party.
  • It was an oral tradition passed on.
  • Which of the options describes a narration by someone other than Abdullah?

  • Abdullah narrated from his dad and others
  • Abdullah read it to his dad and didn't hear it
  • Al-Qatee narrated it from other than Abdullah (correct)
  • Abdullah heard from his dad and others
  • What type of narration does NOT involve direct hearing?

    <p>Abdullah found it in his dad's book</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which narration type implies that Abdullah is relaying information he did not personally hear?

    <p>Abdullah read it to his dad and didn't hear it</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of narration in Musnad Ahmad comprises more than three quarters of the book?

    <p>Narrations where Abdullah says &quot;My father told me&quot;</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the symbol used for narrations called Zawaid Abdullah, where Abdullah says "Someone told me"?

    <p>(3)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Narrations where Abdullah says "I found this in my dad's book with his handwriting" use which symbol?

    <p>خط</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the symbol لات indicate about where a hadith is narrated from?

    <p>The hadith is not present in books other than Musnad Ahmad</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Narrations where Abdullah says "My father and another person told me" have which of the following characteristics?

    <p>They are not very common in Musnad Ahmad</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of narration involves Abdullah reading the hadith to his father?

    <p>Narrations with the symbol (ق) where Abdullah says &quot;I read to my father&quot;</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is unique about the narrations in Musnad Ahmad compared to other hadith books?

    <p>The strongest opinion is that the narrations in Musnad Ahmad are not present in other hadith books</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes the frequency of the different types of narrations in Musnad Ahmad?

    <p>Narrations from Abdullah's father alone are most common, followed by narrations from others, then other less frequent types</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Types of Ahaadith in Musnad Ahmad

    • Ahaadith can be categorized based on the method of narration used by Abdullah.
    • Direct Narration: Abdullah's narration includes cases where he heard directly from:
      • His father.
      • Other individuals.
    • Reading Without Hearing: Instances where Abdullah read a Hadith to his father but did not hear it directly from him.
    • Written Transmission: Abdullah found a Hadith recorded in his father's book without direct hearing.
    • Narration from Others: Al-Qatee transmitted hadith from sources other than Abdullah, indicating a diverse chain of narration.

    Types of Ahaadith in Musnad Ahmad

    • Samaa'an: Narration directly from the source; the narrator has heard it firsthand.
    • Sunaad: The narrator recounts a hadith from another individual who heard it from the original source.
    • Zawaid Abdullaah: Refers to instances where multiple people narrate from an individual, but that person did not hear it from anyone else.
    • Qaratu 'ala Abi: Narration from a father, indicating the narrator read or recited the hadith directly to him.
    • Qalaa 'ala Abi: Indicates direct hearing of the hadith from one's father.
    • Qalaa 'ala Abi: Represents listening to a hadith from someone else who heard it from the narrator's father.
    • Each type of hadith in Musnad Ahmad has a corresponding symbol, though the specific symbols are not provided in the available content.

    Types of Ahaadith in Musnad Ahmad

    • Musnad Ahmad: Most common type, indicated by the phrase "Haddathana Abi" (My father told me), comprising over three-quarters of the book.
    • Less Common: "Haddathana Abi wa Fulan" (My father and another person told me) is rarely found and has no specific symbol.
    • Zawaid Abdullah: This type is marked by "Haddathana Fulan" (Someone told me), with a significant number present and represented by the symbol (3).
    • Reading to Authority: "Qaratu 'ala Abi" (I read to my father) occurs infrequently and is symbolized as (ق).
    • Found in Written Form: "I found this in my dad's book with his handwriting" is rare, indicated by the symbol (خط).
    • Uniqueness of Ahaadith: Many Ahaadith in Musnad Ahmad are not found in other works, denoted by the symbol (لات).

    Narration Methods

    • Narration with Co-narrators: Indicated by "حدثني أبي وفلان" (And my Father and X person told me), this has no symbol.
    • Direct Narration: The phrase "حدثني أبي" (And my father told me) also lacks a specific symbol.
    • Reading as a Method: The expression "قرأت على أبي" (I read to my father) does not carry a symbol either.
    • Written Evidence: "وجدته فى كتاب أبي بـخطه" (I found it in my father's book with his handwriting) is another type without a designated symbol.
    • Third-party Hearing: Marked as "سمُعته من غير عبد الله" (I heard this from someone other than Abdullah), this narration type has no symbol.

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    This quiz explores the various types of Ahaadith as narrated in Musnad Ahmad. It covers different methods of narration and how they affect the authenticity and understanding of the hadith. Test your knowledge on the nuances of these narrations!

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