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The Isnād System: An Unbroken Link to The Prophet
The Isnād System: An Unbroken Link to The Prophet
By Shaykh Muntasir Zaman
Pause for a moment, and ask yourself: what are the greatest accomplishments of the Muslim civilization? At first thought, a number of things will probably come to mind, ranging from mathematics to medicine to architecture—perhaps…
Clarifying the Maxim: Our Madhhab is Correct and Possibly Incorrect
Clarifying the Maxim: Our Madhhab is Correct and Possibly Incorrect While the Madhhab of Others is Incorrect and Possibly Correct.
By Shaykh Muhammad ‘Awwāmah[1]
Translated by Muntasir Zaman
Objection: The following maxim is often quoted in the books of Fiqh: Our madhhab is correct and possibly incorrect while…
A Call to Justice
A Call to Justice[1]
By Salāh Abū ‘l-Hājj[2]
Translated by Muntasir Zaman
All praise belongs to Allah. We praise Him, seek assistance from Him and ask of Him forgiveness and guidance. We send blessings on His chosen and noble Messenger, who was sent with…
Chronological List of Prominent Hadīth Scholars
The importance of knowing the dates of birth/death of the scholars cannot be stressed enough, for it holds a high status in Islāmic knowledge in general and in the science of Hadīth in particular. Thus, Imām ‘Alī ibn al-Madīnī mentions, “Comprehension of the meaning…
Difference of the Jurists Due to Varying Degrees of Knowledge of the Sunnah
Translator’s Preface
The following is an excerpt from our abridged translation of the masterpiece, Athar al-Hadīth al-Sharīf fī Ikhtilāf al-A’immah al-Fuqahā’, by the Syrian Hadīth scholar, the teacher of our teachers, Shaykh Muhammad ‘Awwāmah. There were …
internationalquranacademy says:
best book i like this thanks for sharing with usRezbi says:
Assalaamu'alaikum Some people claim by speaking up against salafiism we create division. Yet, those same people contradict themselves by constantly trying to disprove madhabs. You can see them all over Google and YouTube - a medium I believe is a blessing used correctly, but also one of the biggest fitna of our time. Personally, I'm not bothered by people who prefer to call themselves salafis. If they want to fool themselves into to believing they're more intelligent and informed than the imams of madhabs that's between them and Allah (swt). My problem is when they make so much effort to convert others to their way of thinking. This is despite the fact it's obvious even to a layman like me that they haven't really done their homework. I remember, about 18 years ago, one such person actually told me they pray 8 raka'ats salah during tarawih in Makkah. I didn't argue with him. I remember thinking he was either lying, or regurgitating something someone else told him; in which case he was just doing taqlid of the person who told him. And without checking facts.abdurahman mahruf says:
translation of this book into english version will be beneficial for englsh readers insha Allah. Jazakumullahu khoiranEng, SHAKEEL AHMED KASAR says:
Al Hamdulillah hi Rabbil Aalameen. Let’s thank sayyidna Imam Qurtubi R A for his great contribution to the Ummaah in creating such a nice facility in understanding the “HOLY AL QURAAN SHARIEF” to the highest standard of research in analysis of word by word and select the meaning in reference to. context and the period of revealing and the so on and so forth, Let Allah keep all Muslims in his Protection • “ Inn Kullu nafsil Lamma alaiha Hafiz” [for] no human being has ever been left unguarded. Surat ul At Tariq. Allah maa’akShehu Usman Aliyu says:
I am so much happy to this translation it will go a long way for me to comprehend the verses of the glorious Qur'anSophia says:
Assalamo aleikum. Huge thank you for a truly inspired well presented and most thoroughly researched teaching introduction to the science of Hadith. I think we are enormously blessed with your detailed knowledge and wisdom. Very best wishes , Sophia