Title of article :
Examining The Addition of The Hadith of The Blind and Criticising Albāni’s Views About it
Author/Authors :
Abdollahi Abed ، Samad Department of Qur’ān and Ḥadīth Sciences - Faculty of Theology - Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University , Zahedifar ، Seifali Department of Qur’ān and Ḥadīth Sciences - Faculty of Theology - Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University , Atigh ، Akram Department of Qur’ān and Ḥadīth Sciences - Faculty of Theology - Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University , Nabavi ، Majid Department of Qur’ān and Ḥadīth Sciences - Faculty of Humanities - Arak University
Abstract :
«Muhammad Nasīruddin al-Albāni« is one of the prominent and influential hadith scholars of »Salafism«. He has written extensive books in various fields of the Islamic sciences, especially hadith sciences. His works have been widely published in Islamic countries. The hadith of »al-Dharir« [the blind] has a Sahih [authentic] chain of transmission in Sunni sources. In this hadith, two Ziyadât [additions] have been mentioned under the title of the addition of «Hammad bin Salamah» and the addition of «Uthman bin Hunaif», which have been weakened both by «Albani» in his book «Al-Tawassul, Anwa’uhu wa Akhamuh».These weaknesses, in general, are Sanad-based [documental].The method of collecting materials in this study is library sources and the research method is descriptive and analytical.After the investigations, it was found that the first addition can be strengthened by proving the trustworthiness of «Hammad bin Salamah» and the non-contradiction of his addition with the narration of «Shu’bah», and the second addition by proving the acceptability of the narration of «Shabib», who is one of the narrators of the chain of hadith.Albani, objects to the hadith of the blind, which contains the addition of «Uthman bin Hunaif», based on the narrations of «Hayâ’ [shyness] of Uthman», while various researches have shown that Albani’s claims about this hadith are incorrect.
Keywords :
Albani , Hadith of al , Dharir [the Blind] , Al , Ziyadât [the Additions] , Hammad bin Salamah , Uthman bin Hunaif.
Journal title :
Journal of Contemporary Islamic Studies (JCIS)
Journal title :
Journal of Contemporary Islamic Studies (JCIS)