AL-HADITH AND IT'S IMPLICATION
Abstract
The Hadiths of the Prophet can be categorized into many c lassifications. Firstly, Hadith Sahih. Secondly, Hadith H asan, Both categories are firmly related to the Prophet having complete conditions of the chain of the relition. These types of Hadiths must be followed with respect to religious and non-religious activities. Thirdly Hadith Da'if. This type of Hadith can be related without clarifying its weakness. It can also be taken as proof pertaining to some proplems only such as merit of deeds. Targhib (encouragement form doing good deed), Tarhib (disencouragement form doing bad deed), giving advice and enforcement, but with some specific conditions. Forthly, Hadith Da'if Jiddan (very weak Hadith). This type of Hadith can not be read to people exept with clarifying its classification. It also can not be made as proof with or without condition whatsoever. Fifthly, Hadith Moudu'. It is similar to Hadith Da'if Jiddan with respect to the rules to its relatabilitiy to the Prophet and its practice. This type of Hadith can not be related to the Prophet due to it is not from his saying, doing and approving.Downloads
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30-09-2005
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Karina, A. (2005). AL-HADITH AND IT’S IMPLICATION. Journal of Islamic Studies, Prince of Songkla University, 3(1), 190–208. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JOIS/article/view/307120
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