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    This document discusses the divisions of hadith. It explains that hadith are divided into mutawatir (recurrent) and ahad (solitary). Mutawatir hadith are further divided into verbal recurrent, where narrators use the exact same words, and conceptual recurrent, where narrators convey the same meaning using different words. It provides examples of each and notes that for a hadith to be considered mutawatir, it must be narrated by at least four people such that they could not possibly agree on a lie.

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    This document discusses the divisions of hadith. It explains that hadith are divided into mutawatir (recurrent) and ahad (solitary). Mutawatir hadith are further divided into verbal recurrent, where narrators use the exact same words, and conceptual recurrent, where narrators convey the same meaning using different words. It provides examples of each and notes that for a hadith to be considered mutawatir, it must be narrated by at least four people such that they could not possibly agree on a lie.

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    This document discusses the divisions of hadith. It explains that hadith are divided into mutawatir (recurrent) and ahad (solitary). Mutawatir hadith are further divided into verbal recurrent, where narrators use the exact same words, and conceptual recurrent, where narrators convey the same meaning using different words. It provides examples of each and notes that for a hadith to be considered mutawatir, it must be narrated by at least four people such that they could not possibly agree on a lie.

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    DIVISIONS OF HADITH

    HADITH

    RECURRENT
    HADITH
    ( MUTAWATIR )

    VERBAL
    RECURRENT
    (MUTAWATIR ALLAFZI)

    SOLITARY
    HADITH
    ( AHAD )

    CONCEPTUAL
    RECURRENT
    (MUTAWATIR ALMANAWI)

    What is Mutawatir?

    = successive
    A successive narration conveyed by
    numerous narrators that they cannot
    be expected to agree upon a lie, all
    of them together

    CONDITIONS OF MUTAWATIR
    HADITH
    1) At least four different people must
    have narrated the hadith.
    2) Must be impossible for those four
    people to concur a lie.
    3) The narration of hadith must be rely
    on the mind and senses.

    VERBAL RECURRENT
    ( Mutawatir al-Lafzi )

    A hadith that all the narrators are


    unanimous in reporting a hadith with
    the same words in all different chains

    Example :

    Prophet Muhammad said ,


    One who lies about me deliberately
    must prepare himself a seat in the
    hellfire

    CONCEPTUAL RECURRENT
    ( Mutawatir al-Manawi )

    A hadith which is reported by multiple


    narrators without using the same
    words but convey the same
    meaning.

    Example :
    A large number of narrators reported
    that :
    Muhammad enjoined Muslims to
    perform two ra'kat in Fajr, four ra'kat in
    Dhuhr, Asr and Esha and three ra'kat
    in the Maghrib prayer, yet the
    narrations of all the reporters who
    reported the number of ra'kat are not
    in the same words.

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