Questions and Answers
Which term refers to the biographies of narrators as discussed in Sunan an-Nasai?
What does the term 'Sahih' indicate in the context of Ahadith?
Which publication is associated with Dar ut-Taseel?
Which scholar is known for the narration related to Sunan an-Nasai in the 364AH?
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What is the number of Ahadith in Sunan an-Nasai?
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Study Notes
Types of Ahadith
- Sahih: Ahadith that meet the conditions of their authors and the integrity of their isnad (chain of narration).
- Ahadith Classification: Levels of authenticity as designated within Sunan an-Nasai, noting weaknesses and errors where applicable.
- Al-Atraaf: Focuses on references such as Atraaf Sunan an-Nasai, compiled by Ibn Taahir al-Maqdisi in 507 AH.
Publications
- Published by Dar ut-Taseel, a key publisher in the field of Islamic literature.
Different Methodologies
- Methodologies used in Sunan an-Nasai include practices and interpretations from scholars such as Yenteni / Ethiopian and Mohamed Mi..
Total Number of Ahadith
- The collection comprises a total of 5803 Ahadith.
Scholarly Contributions
- Ibn us-Sunni (364 AH) contributed narrations significant to the study of Ahadith.
- Abdulkareem, son of Ibn us-Sunni, also made contributions with his own narrations (344 AH).
- Abu Bakr ibn al-Qaasim (372 AH) is another notable narrator adding to the body of work.
Biographies of Narrators
- Documented in works such as Rijaal un-Nasaai, compiled by ad-Dawraqi in 524 AH, which offers insights into the lives and credentials of the narrators.
Additional Ahadith
- Az-Zawaaid refers to supplementary Ahadith collections, notably Is'aad ur-Raaiee by Syed Hassan.
Explanatory Works
- Commentaries like Zahr ur-Ruba 'ala al Mujtaba authored by as-Suyooti (911 AH) provide deep insights and explanations of the Ahadith within Sunan an-Nasai.
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This quiz explores the various types of Ahadith and their authenticity as presented in the Sunan an-Nasai. It covers categories like Sahih and Al-Atraaf, evaluating their standards and implications. Perfect for those preparing for exams in Islamic studies.
