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It combines the morals of the narrator and the morals of the listener

الجامع لأخلاق الراوي وآداب السامع

Author: أبو بكر أحمد بن علي بن ثابت بن أحمد بن مهدي الخطيب البغدادي (المتوفى: 463هـ) (d. 463)

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الجامع لأخلاق الراوي وآداب السامع. كتاب في علوم الحديث ألفه الخطيب البغدادي، بين فيه أخلاق الراوي وآداب السامع وما يجب عليهما ويستحب منهما ويكره لهما إذ لا غناء لأحد من أصحاب الحديث عن معرفة ذلك. فلقد استوفى الخطيب البغدادي في هذا الكتاب ذكر ما ينبغي للمحدث وطالب الحديث أن يتحليا به من الآداب والواجبات التي تقتضيها صنعة التحديث؛ بل أفاض في ذلك، وجمع فأوعى، ولم يبق زيادة لمستزيد، والحقيقة التي لا مرية فيها أن الكتاب يشفي - في موضوعه - كل من أراد النهاية في هذا البحث، والوصول إلى أعماق هذا الموضوع.

Translation

It combines the morals of the narrator and the morals of the listener. A book on the sciences of hadith written by Al-Khatib Al-Baghdadi, in which he explained the morals of the narrator and the etiquette of the listener and what is obligatory, desirable and disliked for them, since there is no need for any of the scholars of hadith to know that. In this book, Al-Khatib Al-Baghdadi has fully mentioned the etiquette and duties required by the hadith scholar and the student of hadith. Rather, he expanded on it, and collected and comprehended it, and there was nothing left to add, and the unquestionable truth is that the book satisfies - in its subject matter - everyone who wants the end in this research, and access to the depths of this topic.

Topics covered

  • Al-Khatib Al-Baghdadi’s comprehensive collection of the morals of the narrator and the morals of the listener
  • Whoever takes the recitation of what is revealed even though what was narrated about it exists
  • Whoever hears a hadith revealed, seeks it on high
  • He who praises the high and condemns the low
  • Choosing to be lower than trustworthy people rather than higher than non-trustworthy people
  • Test the narrator by asking about the time he heard it
  • Testing the narrator by asking about the character of the person he narrated from
  • Test the narrator by asking about the place in which he heard it
  • Since he lied in his story about his sheikh, contrary to what was preserved from him
  • Testing the narrator by turning the hadiths over and introducing them to him
  • In abandoning listening to people of whims and innovations
  • Al-Bakour to the hadith gatherings
  • The student walked slowly without rushing
  • Rolling up his clothes and looking good in appearance
  • Use it for peace and good guidance
  • Chapter on the etiquette of asking permission from the hadith scholar
  • It is permissible to knock on the door and describe it
  • The word for permission and the student’s definition of himself
  • The virtue of uttering greetings, and the desirable amount of raising one’s voice
  • Asking for permission in Persian
  • If the student asks for permission, he is ordered to wait where he sits
  • Introducing the seniors at the entrance
  • The student should sit where the council ends, and it is forbidden to cross necks
  • It is disliked for him to appoint a man and sit in his place
  • It is disliked to sit in the middle of the circle and in its chest

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