Muslim Ibn Al Hajjaj
Muslim and Abu al-Husayn Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj al-Quchayri year-Nisaburi (born Nichapur in Iran to 821 ) (Abu al-Husayn Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj al- Qusayr year-nbr, ), is the author of the second of two collections of hadiths safest of Islam Sunni. This collection is called The authentic collection of frequently called Muslim Al-Muslim.
He traveled in Iraq, the Arabian Peninsula, Egypt and Syria. During his travels, he collected the traditions that seem most valid.
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The Sahih-i Muslim
The main work of Muslim is Sahih-i Muslim. The authenticity of this collection of hadith is recognized and led some to focus on Jmi'us-Saheeh of al-Bukhari. The author says he drew his collection of hadiths 300,000 in 15 years.
Many exegeses of this book have been made which Ikml Al-Mu `lim bi Fawa'id Muslim al-Qadi` Iyad, al-Minhaj Sharh Sahih Muslim f Al-Hajjaj Ibn An-Nawawi, and Al-`Ikml ilm Muhammad ibn Khalifah Al-known Ubayy.
Studies of this work are numerous. This book, with its 54 chapters, is complementary to that of al-Bukhari. It is an important book about the original Islam.
His works
- Al-Kuna wal-Asma '
- Tabaqat Has Tabi `in,
- Al-wal-Munfaridt Wijdan
- Sahih Muslim, the famous Sahih.
- Have Awld Sahabah (Companions of The Son) (lost)
- Al-wa Al-Ikhwah Akhawt (Brothers and Sisters) (lost)
- Al-Aqrn (Pairs) (lost)
- Al-Awhm Muhadithn (Illusions of Muhaddith) (lost)
- Dhikr Awlad Al-Husayn (Mention the Sons of al-Husayn) (lost)
- Mashaayikh Malik (the sheikhs of Malik) (lost)
- Mashaayikh Ath-Thawra (the sheikhs of Ath-Thawra) (lost)
- Mashaayikh Shu `bah (the sheikhs of Shu` bah) (lost).
The masters of the learned
- Abd Allah Ibn Al-Qa `Maslamah Nabi.
- Ahmad Ibn Hanbal
- Ibn Ishaq Rahaweih, the jurist and Hafidh.
- Yahya ibn Ma `n, specialist chain of witnesses reporting a hadith of Muhammad ( isnad ).
- Ishaq ibn Mansur al-Kawsaj.
- Abu Bakr Ibn Abi Shaybah.
- `Abd Allah ibn Abd ar-Rahman al-Daarimi.
- Muhammad Ibn Abd Allah Ibn Numayr.
- Ibn `Abd Humayd.
- Abu Zur `ah Ar-Razi, a scholar of Hadith of Ray '.
- Bukhari.
Notes
- 817 from the Historical Dictionary of Islam , and Dominique Janine Sourdel, Ed. PUF, 1996 ( ISBN 978-2-130-54536-1 )
821 from (ar) - 25 Rajab 261 AH from (ar)
See also
Related articles
External Links
- (En) Imam Muslim Ibn Al-Hajjaj ibn Muslim, Imam of Hadith scholars
- (En) The authentic Muslim
- (In) Translation of Sahih Muslim , The University of Southern California Compendium of Muslim Texts.
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