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The Preservation of Hadith1 min readViewed 3 times

14 Branches of Ahadith According to the Chain


Muttaüil: This defines a úadīth in which the chain of narrators is complete and no missing link is found between the narrators. Munqaøi‘: A úadīth in which one or more than one narrator is missing from a chain of narrators [regardless of whether it be from one or two different areas in the chain of transmission]. Mu‘ðal: Such a úadīth has two or more than two narrators missing from one area of the chain.

Mu‘allaq: In this type of úadīth, a narrator is missing from the beginning of the chain.

Mursal: In this ahdīth, a narrator between the first successor [Tabi] and the Blessed Prophet ({PBUH) is missing and the first successor narrates the hadīth saying,

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Chapters (20)
  1. 1Introduction
  2. 2Introduction to the study of Hadīth
  3. 31 Two Types of Revelation: The Spoken and the Unspoken
  4. 42 Upholding the Meaning of the Qur’an
  5. 53 The Methodologies of Preservation of Hadīth
  6. 64 The Sharp Memory of Ibn Rāhwai
  7. 75 The Sharp Memory of Abū Zur‘a
  8. 86 Wahshi’s Memory
  9. 98 The Principle of Practice
  10. 109 Documentation
  11. 1110 The Collection of Abū Huraira
  12. 1211 The Book of Anas
  13. 1312 The Different Types of Hadith Books
  14. 1413 The Sahih and Daif Hadith
  15. 1514 Branches of Ahadith According to the Chain
  16. 1615 The Definition of a Sahih hadith
  17. 1716 Do Bukhāri and Muslim Contain All the Authentic Ahadith?
  18. 1817 Is A hadīth Given Preference Because it is in Bukhāri or Muslim?
  19. 1918 The Six Books of hadith and the Objectives of the Imams
  20. 2019 Brief Biographies of the Great hadith Masters