Hadisin farko ya bayyana hukuncin mai ridda (murtadd), wato kisa, ko mai ridda namiji ne ko mace. Sai dai hadisi na biyu ya hana kashe mata gabaɗaya.
The first Hadeeth explains the Hukm (ruling) of the Murtadd (apostate), which is to kill, whether the apostate is a man or a woman. That is whilst the second Hadeeth forbids the killing of the women in general.
Saboda haka, an ga alama cewa akwai sabani game da hukuncin mace mai ridda, domin hadisi na farko ya umarci a kashe ta, na biyu kuma ya hana kashe mace. Shin, ana aiki da dukkan wadannan dalilai biyu da suke da alama suna karo da juna, kuma ana amfani da su?
Consequently, a conflict appears to exist in respect to the Hukm of the female apostate, as the first Hadeeth commands that she be killed whilst the second forbids the killing of woman. So are both of these evidences which appear to be in conflict with each other worked with and utilised?
Jawabin: Maudu'in (batun magana) na hadisai biyu ya bambanta, domin na farko yana magana ne akan hukuncin murtadd (wanda ya fita daga addini), na biyu kuma yana bayyana hukuncin mace wadda ba ta yin yaƙi (a yaƙi), kuma hukuncinta shi ne kada a kashe ta. Don haka ana haɗa dalilai biyu ta hanyar da za a yi amfani da hadisin farko a kan kashe murtadd, namiji ko mace, sannan a yi amfani da hadisi na biyu a kan rashin kashe matar da ba ta yin yaƙi a lokacin yaƙi. Wato, ba a ce hana kashe mata ya haɗa da matar da ta canja (watau ta yi ridda) daga addininta ba, saboda bambancin maudu'in kowane ɗayan dalilan biyu. Kuma saboda irin waɗannan dalilai da ake ganin sun saɓa wa juna ko suna karo da juna, malaman Usul sun kafa ƙa'ida: "Aiki da dalilai biyu – ko da ta fuskar guda ɗaya – ya fi kyau (ya fi dacewa) fiye da barin ɗaya daga cikinsu ko watsi da shi."
The answer: The subject area (Mawdoo’) of the two Hadeeth is different as the first relates to the Hukm of the Murtadd (apostate) whilst the second explains the Hukm of the woman who does not fight (in battle) and that Hukm is not to kill. The two evidences are therefore brought together in the case where the first Hadeeth is applied upon the killing of the apostate whether male or female whilst the second is applied upon the non-killing of the woman who does not fight during the war. That is whilst it is not said that the forbiddance from killing women encompasses the woman who changes (i.e. apostatizes) from her Deen and that is because of the difference of the subject area for each of the two evidences. And due to evidences like this which are thought to be contrary to one another or conflicting the scholars of Usool placed down the Qaa’idah (principle): “Working with the two evidences – and even if from one aspect – is Awlaa (better or more appropriate) than neglecting or abandoning one of them”.
Misali na biyu don aiwatar da ka'idar:
Another example for the application of the principle:
Qais Bin Al-Haarith ya ce: Na musulunta, kuma ina da mata takwas. Sai na je wurin Annabi ﷺ na ambaci hakan gare shi. Sai ya ce: "Zaɓi huɗu daga cikinsu" (Abu Dawud).
Qais Bin Al-Haarith said: I became Muslim and I had 8 women (wives). So I went to the Nabi (saw) and mentioned that to him. So he said: “Choose four from among them” (Abu Dawud).
Wannan yana daga cikin abubuwan da aka tabbatar da su cewa Manzon Allah ﷺ ya auri mata tara a lokaci guda, kamar yadda Al-Bukhaari ya rawaito.
That is whilst it has been authenticated that the Messenger of Allah (saw) had been married to nine women at one single time as recorded by Al-Bukhaari.
Hadisai biyu suna da alama kamar sun saba wa juna kuma suna cin karo da juna, domin Manzon Allah ﷺ yana da mata tara a lokaci guda, alhali kuma ya umarci wanda ba shi ba da ya zaɓi mata huɗu kaɗai. Hanyar haɗa hujjojin biyun (al-jam'u) ita ce kamar haka: Hadisi na farko magana ce da take ga Musulmi, yayin da Hadisi na biyu magana ce da take ga Manzon Allah ﷺ.
The two Hadeeth appear to be contrary to one another and in conflict as the Messenger (saw) had nine wives at the same time whilst he commanded other than him to choose four wives alone. The ‘Jam’u’ (bringing together) of the two evidences is as follows: The first Hadeeth is an address to the Muslims whilst the second Hadeeth is an address to the Messenger (saw).