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    Hadith are reports or narratives of the words, deeds, blessings, or traits of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that provide instruction on Islamic law, religious authority, and how to live according to Islamic values. Islamic scholars have gathered, verified, and classified hadiths over many years into prestigious collections such as Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. Hadiths were initially passed down orally before early informal collections and later formal compilation by scholars including Imam Bukhari, Imam Muslim, Imam Abu Dawood, and Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal. Hadiths are divided into categories like sahih (authentic), hasan (good), da'if (

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    Hadith are reports or narratives of the words, deeds, blessings, or traits of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that provide instruction on Islamic law, religious authority, and how to live according to Islamic values. Islamic scholars have gathered, verified, and classified hadiths over many years into prestigious collections such as Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. Hadiths were initially passed down orally before early informal collections and later formal compilation by scholars including Imam Bukhari, Imam Muslim, Imam Abu Dawood, and Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal. Hadiths are divided into categories like sahih (authentic), hasan (good), da'if (

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    Assignment no. 1: Terminologies of hadith
    What is hadith?
    In Islam, a hadith is a report or narrative of the words, deeds, blessings, or traits of the Prophet
    Muhammad (PBUH). These stories are a valuable source of instruction. Muslims' understanding of
    Islamic law, religious authority, and how to live according to Islamic values.

    Islamic academics have gathered, verified, and classified Hadiths over the ages. The prestigious
    collections of Sahih al- Bukhari and Sahih Muslim are two terms for hadiths.

    Compilation of hadith:
    Islam has a long and illustrious history of Hadith compilation. Muslim scholars and Hadith compilers put
    in a lot of effort throughout the years to gather and organize Hadiths.

    There were numerous steps involved in gathering Hadiths:


    Oral Transmission: From one generation to the next, hadiths were passed down verbally. The
    companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) would commit to memory and impart to their pupils
    and adherents his sayings and deeds.

    Early collections: The companions of the Prophet (also referred to as Sahaba) and their close followers
    (also referred to as Tabi'in) produced some of the first collections of Hadiths.

    Formal Compilation: As the Muslim population grew in size and there was a greater need to preserve
    the Hadiths, academics started to put together more extensive compilations of Hadiths. Some of the
    most well-known Hadith compilers are:

    1. Imam Bukhari

    2. Imam Muslim

    3. Imam Abu Dawood

    4. Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal

    Variety of Hadith:
    Hadiths are divided into a number of categories in Islamic studies according to their legitimacy, lineage,
    and content.

    Sahih (Authentic): Sahih Hadiths are regarded as being the most trustworthy and true. They have an
    uninterrupted chain of narrators that runs throughout. Hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim
    are two examples.
    Hasan (Good): Although not as powerful as Sahih, Hasan Hadiths are regarded as trustworthy. They
    meet the standards for trustworthiness and have a pretty solid chain of narrators, although there might
    be some small problems with the narrators or the material.

    Da’if: Hadiths classified as Da'if are weak or untrustworthy. They had problems with the chain of
    narrators since some of them were unreliable or had faulty memories.

    Mawdu (Fabricated): Hadiths from Mawdu are made up or manufactured.


    They make erroneous claims.

    Mutawatir: Hadiths that have been widely transmitted throughout each generation are referred to as
    mutawatir (mass-narrated). At each stage of the chain of transmission, only a small number of
    individuals relate Ahad Hadiths.

    Marfu' (Elevated): Marfu' Hadiths are those in which the narrator directly credits the Prophet
    Muhammad (PBUH) with the statement, deed, or approval.

    Mawquf (Stopped): Mawquf Hadiths are narrations in which the Prophet (PBUH)'s companion is the
    point at which the chain of transmission ends, and they are regarded as the companion's utterances or
    deeds rather than those of the Prophet.

    Maqtu: Hadiths classified as maqtu are those in which the chain of narration ends with a companion.
    Conclusion: As in any Islamic discipline, there is rich history of literature describing the principles and
    fine points of hadith studies.

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