🕌Takhrij & Zawa'id

Explaining delusion and delusion in the book of rulings

بيان الوهم والإيهام في كتاب الأحكام

Author: علي بن محمد بن عبد الملك الكتامي الحميري الفاسي، أبو الحسن ابن القطان (المتوفى: 628هـ) (d. 628)

About this work

هذا كتاب في علم التخريج ودراسة الأسانيد، ألفه ابن القطان الفاسي ناقدًا ومُصححًا لكتاب "الأحكام" لعبد الحق الإشبيلي. يهدف المصنف إلى بيان الأوهام والأخطاء التي وقع فيها صاحب "الأحكام" من حيث الزيادة والنقص في الأسانيد، أو نسبة الأحاديث إلى غير رواتها، أو رفع الموقوف ووقف المرفوع. كما يتناول القسم الثاني منه بيان الإيهام، فيكشف عن أحاديث ظنها المؤلف منقطعة وهي متصلة، أو أعلها بعلل غير صحيحة، أو صححها وهي ضعيفة، مع التنبيه على ما أغفله من أحوال الرواة وزيادات الأسانيد.

Translation

This is a book on the science of graduation and the study of chains of transmission, written by Ibn al-Qattan al-Fassi as a critic and corrector of the book “Al-Ahkam” by Abd al-Haqq al-Ishbili. The work aims to explain the illusions and mistakes that the author of “Al-Ahkam” made in terms of additions and subtractions in the chains of narration, or attributing hadiths to people other than their narrators, or raising the suspended and stopping the raised. The second section also addresses the explanation of the illusion, revealing hadiths that the author thought were disconnected while they were connected, or he attributed them with incorrect reasons, or authenticated them while they were weak, while pointing out what he overlooked regarding the conditions of the narrators and the additions to the chains of transmission.

Topics covered

Introduction to the workbook
The first section is a statement of illusion
(1) Chapter on mentioning the increase in the chains of narration
(2) Chapter on the lack of chains of narration
(3) Chapter on attributing hadiths to people other than their narrators
The second section is a statement of illusion
(2) Chapter on mentioning hadiths that were rejected by interruption and they are connected
(5) Chapter on mentioning hadiths that he attributed to what is not a reason and neglecting to mention their reasons.
(7) Chapter on mentioning hadiths about which he was silent, correcting them, but they are not authentic
(1) Abu Bakr:
(2) Abu Abdullah:
(3) Abu Salamah:
(4) Malik bin Anas:
(5) Abu Bishr:
(6) Abu Sufyan:
(7) Abu Muhammad:
(8) Abu Muhammad:
(9) Abu Dawood:
(10) Abu Bakr:
(11) Abu Ubaid:
(12) Abu Jaafar:
(13) Asad bin Musa:
(14) Abu Othman:
(15) Abu Bakr:
(16) Abu Marwan:

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