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تمام المنة في التعليق على فقه السنة
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 "تمام المنة في التعليق على فقه السنة" هو عمل علمي للمحدث ناصر الدين الألباني، يندرج ضمن تصنيف كتبه، ويختص بنقد وتحقيق الأحاديث الواردة في كتاب "فقه السنة". يضم الكتاب مجموعة من القواعد المنهجية في علم الحديث، مثل رد الحديث الشاذ والمضطرب والمدلس، وبيان ضعف بعض الأحاديث المشهورة، مع التركيز على وجوب العمل بالحديث الصحيح وعدم الاعتماد على الأحاديث الضعيفة حتى في فضائل الأعمال. يتضمن الكتاب تعليقات موسعة على أجزاء من "فقه السنة"، مع تخريج للأحاديث وبيان درجتها من الصحة والضعف.
Translation
The book “Tamam al-Manna fi Commentary on the Jurisprudence of the Sunnah” is a scientific work by the hadith scholar Nasser al-Din al-Albani. It falls within the classification of his books, and is specialized in criticizing and verifying the hadiths contained in the book “The Jurisprudence of the Sunnah.” The book includes a set of methodological rules in the science of hadith, such as rejecting abnormal, distorted, and distorted hadith, and explaining the weakness of some well-known hadiths, with an emphasis on the necessity of acting according to the authentic hadith and not relying on weak hadiths even regarding the virtues of deeds. The book includes extensive comments on parts of "Sunnah jurisprudence", with a summary of the hadiths and a statement of their degree of validity and weakness.
Topics covered
- introduction
- An important scientific introduction
- The first rule
- Reply to abnormal speech
- Second rule
- He responded to the troubled talk
- Third rule
- Reply to the fabricated hadith
- Fourth rule
- Reply to the hadith of the unknown
- Rule five
- Do not rely on Ibn Hibban’s documentation
- Rule six
- Their saying: Its men are the men of authenticity, is not an authentication of the hadith
- Rule seven
- Do not rely on the silence of Abu Dawud
- Rule eight
- Al-Suyuti’s symbols in “Al-Jami’ Al-Saghir” are not reliable
- Rule nine
- Al-Mundhiri’s silence on the hadith about “at-Targhib” does not strengthen it
- Rule ten
- Strengthening the hadith with many methods, not at all
- Rule eleven
- It is not permissible to mention a weak hadith except with an explanation of its weakness
- Rule twelve
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