Investigation into an addition "I saw him ((moving)) - He means index finger ـ it to supplicate with it" from the hadith of Wael bin Hajar - may God be pleased with him - in the description of prayer A comparative study between the two rulings of Al-Alban
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https://doi.org/10.59791/ihy.v24i2.4549Keywords:
increased confidence, oddity, Albanian, Al-Wada'iAbstract
While working on my doctoral dissertation related to the subject of comparison between the two imams Albani and Al-Wada’i in hadith criticism, I found many of the rules and paths adopted by them in theory that have many hadith applications in their books, through which the approach of each of them is manifested in the field of wounding, modification, reasons and the like, and it follows from that The rulings issued by them on hadiths and narrations, which in turn are based on work or abandonment in the various sections of religion, such as belief, acts of worship, transactions and behavior, which is the most important purpose of the hadith workmanship.
In this research, I wanted to present the theoretical and practical presentation of one of these issues, which is: increasing confidence in the text of the hadith, and applying it to them through the example that occurred in the addition "I saw him ((moving)) it calling for it" i.e.: the index finger in the tashahhud, from the hadith of Wael bin Hajar, may God be pleased with him, in The characteristic of prayer.
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