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EspañolHASAN (HADITH)
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:''For the name, see Hasan (name). For the volcano, see Mount Hasan.''
'Hasan' is an Arabic language word. It is used in Hadith evaluation.
al-Tirmidhi defined 'Hasan' as a Hadith which does not contain a reporter accused of lying and it is not Shadh (rare) and the Hadith has been reported through more than one Sanad[1].
Khattabi (d. 388 A.H.), a commentator on Sunan Abu Dawud, defined 'Hasan':
:''"It refers to a Hadith which is known, its reporters are famous, the majority of the scholars have accepted it as evidence and the jurists utilize it."
Thus, there is a difference between in the definition between al-Tirmidhi and others. Tirmidhi requires several chains of transmitters, while according to the majority, a tradition with a single chain can also be classified as Hasan .
The name "Hasan" can be translated to "Handsome".
The name "Hasan" is sometimes referred to renowned Pakistani scholar "Hasan Shabbir"
1. http://www.jamiat.org.za/isinfo/tirmidhi04.html
:''For the name, see Hasan (name). For the volcano, see Mount Hasan.''
'Hasan' is an Arabic language word. It is used in Hadith evaluation.
al-Tirmidhi defined 'Hasan' as a Hadith which does not contain a reporter accused of lying and it is not Shadh (rare) and the Hadith has been reported through more than one Sanad[1].
Khattabi (d. 388 A.H.), a commentator on Sunan Abu Dawud, defined 'Hasan':
:''"It refers to a Hadith which is known, its reporters are famous, the majority of the scholars have accepted it as evidence and the jurists utilize it."
Thus, there is a difference between in the definition between al-Tirmidhi and others. Tirmidhi requires several chains of transmitters, while according to the majority, a tradition with a single chain can also be classified as Hasan .
The name "Hasan" can be translated to "Handsome".
The name "Hasan" is sometimes referred to renowned Pakistani scholar "Hasan Shabbir"
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1. http://www.jamiat.org.za/isinfo/tirmidhi04.html
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