Darraj ibn sam3an in this chain of narration is not a rawi whom can be considered a dhabit or an Adil from what have been said about him. Also this is from one of his narrations from Abul Haitham which is known to have weakness in it.

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What is the correct definition of a Marfu3 hadeeth?

barakallah feekum

Linguistically it means elevated/raised. However in terms of hadeeth clarification, it is a narration directly from Prophet (salallahu alayhi wa salam), and the isnad is traced back to him.

MashaAllah Pearly! ;)

Next Question: How many types of Marfuu' are there, and give an example for each?

Allah Ma'akum.

ps: We are currently on "Bayt 7" of the Bayquuniyah:

there are four types of Marfu3 hadeeth.

1- Qawli. And taht is for the Sahabi to say "Rasulullah peace be upon him said..."

2- Fi'li. For The narrator to say " I saw Rasulullah sallallah alaih wa sallam do such and such"

3- Wasfi. That is when the narrator describes the prophet's looks such as "The was light skinned and in medium height or character,for example"the prophet peace be upon him had the best of character."

4- Taqriri- when the hadeeth comes in the form "such and such was done in the precense of the prophet peace be upon him," and there is no narration that the prophet peace be upon him dissaproved or said anything about it.


next question:
What is the definition of a narration that is Maqtu3.
Also, who is the taabi'3i?

Jazakumullah khayran.

Can I join?

al- Maqtoo ': It is what is attributed to the taabi'i or whoever is after him from sayings and actions.

at- Taabi'i : He is one who met a sahaabi and was a believer in the Prophet (SAW) without ever seeing him, and he died upon Islaam.

Am I right?

^ Masha'allah Absolutely right

Since we're talking about Taabi3i I'll ask a bit offtopic question yea :

Who is the Mukhadhram?

Wassalam

Is it someone who became Muslim at the time of the Prophet (SAW), died upon Islam, but did not meet him (SAW)?

Oh I just read....Who.. I think the name was Uwais Qarni or something?

:waslamext
Yep, mashaAllah. Some raise him to the level of the sahabi though?

What's the next question?

^ Masha'allah correct!!

I dont recall about Uwais al-Qarni though

But for example the Najaashi, he became Muslim at the time of the Prophet but did not meet him and died upon Islam so he is a Mukhadhram.

Okay, so Umm Abdullah has already defined the term of Maqtoo', so now the question is :

How many types of Maqtoo' are there? Along with examples please.

al- Maqtoo ' al- Qawli : the saying of al-Hasan al- Basri regarding salaah behind a mubta'di (a person of bid'ah : innovation): "Pray and upon him is his bid'ah "
al- Maqtoo ' al- Fa'li : The saying of Ibraaheem bin Muhammad bin al- Muntashir : "Masrooq used to place a barrier between himself and his family, and then he would begin salaah and leave them to their worldly affairs."

Right?

Masha'allah right

However it's Maqtoo' Fi'li and not Fa'li

Since it seems like you have the book with you Umm Abdullah why dont you post up the next question?

Erm, I only studied part 1. And I don't have the book.

Oh you dont have the book? How'd you study part one then? Is it translated in English and I dont know!! If it is can you pleassssssse tell me I'd appreciate it sooooo much!!

I got it on the net.

Here.

I can't find the rest though.

Jazakillah Khair so much!!!

I really was looking for a translation, but how come there's only one part? Is there a book or did someone only translate this?

Anyway so the next Q will be :

وَالمُسْنَدُ المتَّصلُ الإِسنـــــــــادِ مــِن
رَاويهِ حَتى المُصْطفى وَلَمْ يَبنْ

In these verses there is mentioned the word Musnad

What is a Musnad?

And are there more than one meanings to this word?

Baarakallahu Feekum