🕌Sciences of Hadith

Jokes on Ibn al-Salah's book

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Author: أبو الفضل أحمد بن علي بن محمد بن أحمد بن حجر العسقلاني (المتوفى: 852هـ) (d. 852)

About this work

هذا كتاب في علوم الحديث، وهو من تأليف الحافظ ابن حجر العسقلاني، ويُعنى بتعقبات وتنكيت على كتاب ابن الصلاح في علوم الحديث، مع مناقشة لمناهج عدد من الحفاظ كابن الصلاح والعراقي. يضم الكتاب تحقيقًا لاسمه ونسبته إلى مؤلفه، ويشتمل على دراسة لأنواع الحديث المختلفة كالصحيح والحسن والضعيف والمرسل والمنقطع وغيرها، مما يجعله عملاً متخصصًا في تقعيد قواعد هذا الفن ونقدها.

Translation

This is a book on the sciences of hadith, written by Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani. It is concerned with comments and jokes on Ibn Al-Salah’s book on the sciences of hadith, with a discussion of the approaches of a number of hadith scholars such as Ibn Al-Salah and Al-Iraqi. The book includes an investigation of its name and its attribution to its author, and it includes a study of the different types of hadith such as authentic, good, weak, mursal, interrupted, and others, which makes it a specialized work in consolidating and criticizing the rules of this art.

Topics covered

Jokes on the book of Ibn al-Salah by Ibn Hajar
introduction
Chapter One: Introducing Al-Hafiz Ibn Al-Salah
Chapter Two: Introduction to the Iraqi Hafiz
Chapter Three: Introduction to Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar
Chapter One: On Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar’s jokes about Ibn Al-Salah
Chapter Two: On Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar’s jokes about his Iraqi sheikh
Chapter Four: In my comments on Al-Hafiz
Chapter Three: Investigation Section
Chapter One: Verifying the name of the book
Chapter Two: Attribution of the book to its author, Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar
Chapter Three: Description of the copies of the book
Chapter Four: The verified text
The first type: correct
The second type: Hassan
The third type: the weak
The fourth type: the predicate
The fifth type: the caller
The sixth type: raised
The seventh type: suspended
The eighth type: the lump
The ninth type: the sender
The tenth type: interrupted
The eleventh type: the dilemma
The twelfth type: knowledge of fraud

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