mrashidhai
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Can a person that has no formal qualification of science of hadith, write or convey a sahih hadith to others. My problem is that I am quite an educated man having done masters in Physics but have no proper qualification of hadith or sunnah. I wrote the manuscript of a book on "science of hadith" and completed 9 chapters of it. They were read, corrected and approved by a Shaikh ul Hadith of an Islamic University. As it was in final stages, I read an script in the book 'Mouzuat e Kabir' by Mulla Ali Qari (translation) that writes; "Hafiz Zain uddin Iraqi writes in his book "Al-bais ala Iklaas min Hawadis il qisaas' that "and then these story-tellers copy the ahadith of Prophet Muhammad -Peace be upon him- though they have no knowledge of truth or falsehood. He further states that even if they refer (copy) to a sahih hadith -even by chance- they commit sin because what they are copying, for that they have no knowledge of it. They will even be sinner if what is stated in the hadith is correct. He further says that it is not 'halal' for them to copy ahadith even from Bukhari or Muslim, till they don't get a proper education/knowledge from an authorized 'mohaddith'.
After reading this 'fatwa' from Mulla Ali Qari I stopped working on the manuscript of my book on 'Science of hadith'.
Is this my decision OK or should I continue to complete my work (that is in English).
After reading this 'fatwa' from Mulla Ali Qari I stopped working on the manuscript of my book on 'Science of hadith'.
Is this my decision OK or should I continue to complete my work (that is in English).