Elite Thought by Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar (1) | Important Knowledge Program 1442 (Audio) | Explanation ...

00:00 Beginning of the session 02:17 * News 04:13 The reality of the science of Hadith terminology 04:46 The name of the person who asked Ibn Hajar to classify this book 05:37 A Hadith consists of two parts 05:48 Definition of the chain of transmission (isnad) 06:18 Definition of the text (matn) 07:08 Hadiths that receive special attention from Hadith scholars 07:41 Hadiths are divided into two categories based on their methods of transmission: 08:08 Explanation of the first category 08:45 Definition of a mutawatir hadith 09:33 Conditions for a mutawatir hadith 11:55 The second category of hadiths based on their methods of transmission 12:03 Definition of a mashhur hadith 12:23 Definition of a 'aziz hadith 12:39 Definition of a gharib hadith 12:47 When is a hadith described with one of the three descriptions (mashhur, 'aziz, or gharib)? 13:48 Definition of Ahad (Single-Narrated Hadith) 14:15 Ruling on Ahad Hadith 14:59 What is the benefit of Ahad Hadith? 16:07 * Absolute Ahad and Relative Ahad 16:39 Gharib (Strange) Hadith is of two types, depending on the source of the strangeness in the chain of narration. 16:48 Definition of Absolute Ahad 17:00 Definition of Relative Ahad 17:16 From the source of the chain of narration? 17:43 Definition of (Absolute Individual) and (Relative Individual) after knowing the origin of the chain of transmission 18:16 * The Accepted Hadith 19:23 (The Accepted Hadith) is divided into two categories 19:32 Another name for (The Accepted Hadith) 19:48 (The Authentic Hadith) is of two types 20:09 Definition of (The Authentic Hadith in itself) 20:29 The meaning of (not defective) in the definition of the Authentic Hadith 20:45 The meaning of (not anomalous) in the definition of the Authentic Hadith 21:17 The varying ranks of the Authentic Hadith 21:50 The characteristics of (The Authentic Hadith) are five 22:16 Definition of (The Authentic Hadith due to external support) 23:05 (The Good Hadith) is of two types 23:35 Definition of (The Good Hadith in itself) 23:55 The meaning of (a narrator whose precision is weak) in the definition of the Good Hadith in itself 24:25 The characteristics related to (precision) are three 24:57 Definition (Hasan li-ghayrihi) according to the author 26:05 An investigation into the definition of (Hasan li-ghayrihi) technically 26:59 The types of (acceptable hadith) in detail are four 27:54 The meaning of combining Sahih and Hasan in their saying: (a Hasan Sahih hadith) 28:53 * Addition by a narrator of an accepted hadith 29:15 The ruling on adding a narrator of an accepted hadith according to the author 30:07 The ruling on adding a narrator of an accepted hadith according to the scholars 30:56 Contradicting a narrator of an accepted hadith with a stronger narration 31:26 Definition of (Mahfuz) 31:41 Definition of (Shadh) 31:57 Contradicting a narrator of an accepted hadith with a weak narration 32:24 Definition of (Ma'ruf) 32:42 Definition of (Munkar) 33:01 * The follower, the witness, and the consideration 33:12 Definition of (Mutaabi') 33:48 Is mutaba' limited to the relative individual? 34:12 Definition of (Follow-up) 34:30 There are two types of follow-up narrations 35:29 Definition of (Witness) 35:54 The difference between (Follow-up) and (Witness) 36:18 Definition of (Consideration) 36:36 * A hadith accepted based on its application 36:58 A hadith accepted based on its application is of two types 37:47 Definition of (Contradictory Hadiths) 37:59 There is no real contradiction between the hadiths of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) 38:34 Definition of (Reconciling Hadiths) 40:07 Definition of (Abrogating Hadith) 41:04 Definition of (Abrogated Hadith) 41:20 Definition of (Preferring Between Hadiths) 41:38 Definition of (Suspending Advice on Hadiths) 42:25 * Reasons for Rejecting a Hadith Due to Omission and its Types 43:16 Definition of (Rejected Hadith) 44:02 Rejected Hadith Two sections 44:17 The hadith rejected due to a break in the chain of narrators is divided into two categories. 44:39 The hadith rejected based on the location of the break in the chain of narrators is divided into three categories. 45:08 Definition of a suspended hadith (mu'allaq) 45:47 Definition of a mursal hadith (mursal) 46:35 Definition of a problematic hadith (mu'dal) 46:52 Definition of a broken hadith (munqati') 47:24 The hadith rejected based on whether the break in the chain of narrators is obvious or hidden is divided into two categories. 47:35 The hadith rejected due to an obvious break in the chain of narrators. 48:15 Does this category have a specific definition among hadith scholars? 48:44 47:35 Rejection due to hidden defect 49:19 The meaning of (al-laqi) in this context 49:53 The most accurate meaning of (al-laqi) in this context 50:53 There are two types of rejection due to hidden defect 51:35 Definition of (al-mudalis) 52:06 Definition of (al-tadlis) 53:13 T...