✍️Works of Al-Albani
Hadith is an argument in itself regarding beliefs and rulings
الحديث حجة بنفسه في العقائد والأحكام
Author: أبو عبد الرحمن محمد ناصر الدين، بن الحاج نوح بن نجاتي بن آدم، الأشقودري الألباني (المتوفى: 1420هـ) (d. 1420)
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كتاب "الحديث حجة بنفسه في العقائد والأحكام" للمؤلف ناصر الدين الألباني، وهو من كتب العقيدة وأصول الفقه. يتناول الكتاب موضوع وجوب الرجوع إلى السنة النبوية والتحاكم إليها في العقائد والأحكام، ويركز على بطلان تقديم القياس وغيره من القواعد على الحديث الصحيح. كما يخصص المؤلف فصلاً للدفاع عن حجية حديث الآحاد في العقائد والأحكام، وبيان أنه يفيد العلم واليقين، ويناقش مسألة التقليد المذهبي وآثاره.
Translation
The book “Hadith is evidence by itself in beliefs and rulings” by the author Nasser al-Din al-Albani, and it is one of the books of doctrine and the principles of jurisprudence. The book addresses the issue of the necessity of referring to the Sunnah of the Prophet and seeking judgment from it in beliefs and rulings, and focuses on the invalidity of prioritizing analogy and other rules over the authentic hadith. The author also devotes a chapter to defending the validity of the Hadith of Ahadith in beliefs and rulings, showing that it benefits knowledge and certainty, and discusses the issue of sectarian tradition and its effects.
Topics covered
- introduction
- Chapter One: The necessity of returning to the Sunnah and the prohibition of violating it
- entrance
- The successor ruled by the Sunnah instead of being judged by it
- Assets of the successor due to which the Sunnah was left behind
- Chapter Two: The invalidity of prioritizing analogy and other matters over the hadith
- Examples of authentic hadiths that violate these rules
- Chapter Three: The Hadith of Ahad is an argument in beliefs and rulings
- Evidence of the necessity of adopting the Hadith of the Ones in faith
- Many single news reports benefit from knowledge and certainty
- Two examples of the position of some jurists on the hadith and their ignorance of the Sunnah
- Chapter Four: Imitation and adopting it as a doctrine and religion
- The truth about imitation and the warning against it
- Knowledge is the saying of God and His Messenger
- It is permissible to imitate someone who is unable to know the evidence
- The sectarians’ fight against ijtihad and their obligation to imitate everyone
- The abundance of disagreement among the imitators and its lack of disagreement among the hadith scholars
- The duty of educated Muslim youth today
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