这里涉及四个与明确传述相关的问题。第一,在伊玛目读完《古兰经》首章(Umm al-Qur'an)之后,念“阿敏”(amin)的是伊玛目,还是跟随者?第二,他应在何时念开始的“泰克拜尔”(takbir)?第三,如果他在诵读中迟疑,是否应当提醒他?第四,他的站立之处是否应高于跟随者?
There are four issues in this that are related to those expressly transmitted. The first is whether it is the imam who pronounces amin (amen) after he has completed the recitation of the umm al-Qur*dn, or is it the follower who does that. The second is when does he pronounce the takbir of commencement. The third is whether he is to be led on if he waivers in the recitation. The fourth is whether his place of prayer is to be higher than that of the followers.
关于伊玛目在诵完《古兰经》首章《法谛哈》后是否应念“阿敏”的问题:马立克在伊本·嘉欣以及埃及学者所传的记载中认为,伊玛目不应念“阿敏”。多数学者则主张,伊玛目应像跟随者一样念“阿敏”。这也是马立克通过麦地那学者所传的一种说法。
About the issue whether the imam is to pronounce dmin (amen) once he has completed the recitation of the umm al-Kitdb, Malik held, in the narrations of Ibn al-Qasim and the Egyptians from him, that he is not to pronounce dmin. The majority maintained that he is to say dmin just like the follower. This is also one narration from .Malik through the Medinites.
分歧的原因在于两段表面含义相互冲突的圣训。第一段是艾布·胡莱赖(Abu Hurayra)的圣训,其真实性已获公认。他说:"真主的使者ﷺ说:'当伊玛目说"阿敏"时,你们也要说"阿敏"。'"第二段是马立克所记录的,同样出自艾布·胡莱赖,即先知ﷺ说:"当伊玛目说'非受谴怒者的道路,也非迷误者的道路'时,你们就说'阿敏'。"
第一段圣训明确指出伊玛目要念出"阿敏"。第二段圣训则表明伊玛目并不念出"阿敏",因为如果伊玛目也必须念出,那么为何要让跟随者在诵完《古兰经》首章之后、伊玛目念出"阿敏"之前说"阿敏"呢?先知ﷺ说:"伊玛目是为了被人跟随而设立的。"(这一点成立)除非所讨论的行为已从伊玛目的话语中被排除,即跟随者可以与伊玛目同时说"阿敏",也可以在伊玛目之前说。因此,这段圣训中并无关于伊玛目念"阿敏"的证据,它只涉及跟随者的律例。看来马立克采用了择优的原则,偏重自己所传述的那段圣训,因为说"阿敏"的是聆听者,而不是诵读者。多数学者则偏重第一段圣训,因为它明确,且其中并未涉及伊玛目念"阿敏"的律例。这两段圣训的分歧,在于跟随者念"阿敏"的问题,而非伊玛目是否应当念"阿敏"。请仔细思考。
The reason for the disagreement are two traditions that have conflicting apparent meanings. First is the tradition of Abu Hurayra, which is agreed upon for its authenticity. He said, “The Messenger of Allah (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) said, ‘When the imam pronounces dmin. you should pronounce it too’”. The second tradition is what is recorded by Malik, also from Abu Hurayra, that the Prophet (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) said, “When the imam says ‘ghayr al-maghdubi <-alayhim wa ld*ddalin'. then you should say The first tradition is explicit about the pronouncing of dmin by the imam. The second tradition indicates that the imam does not pronounce dmin. for had he been required to pronounce dmin why would -the follower be asked to pronounce it after the completion of the recitation of the umm al-Kitab and before the imam's uttering of dmin. The imam as the Prophet (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) said, “has been appointed so that he be followed”. (This holds true) unless the act in issue has been excluded from the words of the imam, that is, the follower may either say dmin at the same time as the imam or before him. Thus there is no evidence in this tradition about imam's pronouncing of dmin and it only includes the hukm of the follower. It appears that Malik adopted the method of preference for the tradition that he narrated because it is the listener who says dmin and not the reciter. The majority preferred the first tradition because it was explicit and because there is nothing in it about the hukm of the dmin of the imam. The difference between this tradition and the other is on the issue of the dmin of the follower and not whether the imam is to say dmin. so think over this.
有一种可能是,对第一段圣训可以这样解释:“当伊玛目念阿敏时,你们也应当念”这句话的意思是,(你们应当说)在伊玛目读到阿敏这一处时。有人说念阿敏是一种祈祷,但这样解释就是偏离了圣训的字面意思,去讲圣训并未暗示的东西;除非是通过类比来理解,即先知的话应当理解为:“当伊玛目念‘非受谴怒者的道路,也非迷误者的道路’时,你们就应当念‘阿敏’,因为伊玛目并不念‘阿敏’。”
It is possible that the first tradition be interpreted so as to say that the meaning of the words “When the imam pronounces dmin. you should pronounce it too” is that (you should say it) when the imam reaches the point of dmin. It is said that pronouncing dmin is a form of prayer but this amounts to swerving from an apparent meaning to something that is not implied by the tradition, unless this is done through analogy, that is, the words of the Prophet should be read as saying, “When the imam says <ghayr al-maghdubi ^alayhim wa la'ddalin”. then you should say Wn” for the imam does not say “dmin”.
关于伊玛目何时开始念takbir的问题。一些法学家认为,他只能在iqama(宣礼词第二次宣礼,即立念)完成、行列排好之后才念takbir。这是Malik、al-ShafiT以及一些法学家的观点。另一些法学家则认为,念takbir的时机在iqama完成之前,他们主张当宣礼员说"qad qamati's-saldh"(拜已经开始了)时,伊玛目就应念takbir。这是Abu HanTfa、al-Thawn和Zufar的观点。
这一分歧的根源在于Anas的圣训与Bilal的圣训表面含义之间的冲突。在Anas的圣训中,他说:"真主的使者(愿真主赐予他恩典和平安)在念takbir进行拜功之前转向我们,说:'排好行列,靠拢,因为我从背后能看见你们。'"这段话的表面含义是,这些话是在iqama完成之后说的。关于'Umar也有类似的记载:他在iqama完成之后,会先整理行列,然后再念takbir。
而在Bilal的圣训中,他叙述道:"我曾为真主的使者(愿真主赐予他恩典和平安)念iqama,并对他说:'真主的使者啊,不要抢在我前面念takbir。'"这段记载由al-TahawT转述。他们认为,这表明真主的使者(愿真主赐予他恩典和平安)是在iqama完成之前念takbir的。
About the point at which the imam is to pronounce takbir. a group of jurists said that he is not to pronounce it except after the completion of the iqama and the formation of the rows. This is .the opinion of Malik, al-ShafiT, and a group of jurists. Another group said that the occasion for takbir is prior to the completion of the iqama. and they preferred that he should pronounce it when the mtfadhdhin says “qad qamati's-saldh”. This is the opinion of Abu HanTfa, al-Thawn, and Zufar. The reason for disagreement over this stems from the conflict of the 5 ^parent meaning of the tradition of Anas with the tradition of Bilal. In the ■ tradition of Anas, he said that “the Messenger of Allah (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) turned toward us before pronouncing takbir for the (prayer and said, ‘Form the rows and close up, for I can see you behind me’”. The apparent meaning of this is that these words were said after the completion of the iqama. The same thing is related of TJmar, that after the completion of the iqama he used to straighten up the rows and then pronounce takbir. In Bilal’s tradition, he relates that “I used to pronounce the iqama for the Prophet (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) and used to say to him, 4 O Messenger of Allah, do not pre-empt me with timin' ”. It is related by al- TahawT. They said that this indicates that the Messenger of Allah (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) used to pronounce the takbir before the completion of the iqama.
至于伊玛目在诵读时迟疑,后面的人是否可以提示他的问题,他们之间存在分歧。马立克、沙斐仪以及大多数法学家允许为伊玛目提示,使他能够继续诵读;而库法学派则禁止这样做。他们分歧的原因,在于圣训之间的冲突。有传述说:“安拉的使者ﷺ在诵读某节经文时迟疑了,诵完后说:‘乌班耶·本·凯尔卜在哪里?他不是在众人(礼拜者)之中吗?’”由此可见,他希望有人提示他继续。又有传述说,先知ﷺ曾说:“伊玛目不应被提示。”这一争议从早期就已存在。众所周知,阿里禁止提示,而其允许则同样见于伊本·欧麦尔的传述。
In the case of their disagreement about the admissibility of the imam to lead when he hesitates (in the recitation), Malik, al-ShaficT, and the majority of the jurists permitted that the imam be led on, but the KufTs prohibited this. The reason for their disagreement is based on the conflict of traditions. It is related “that the Messenger of Allah (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) hesitated while reciting a verse, and when he had finished said, ‘Where is TJbayy (ibn KaQ))? Was he not among the people (worshipers)’”. Thus, he wanted to be led on. It is also related from the Prophet (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) that he said, “The imam is not to be led on”. The dispute over this exists from the first period, and it is well-known of CAIT that he prohibited it, while its permissibility is equally well known from Ibn TJmar.
一群法学家允许伊玛目的位置高于跟随者的位置,另一群则禁止这样做。还有一群主张稍高一些为宜,这是马立克的观点。分歧的根源在于两段相互冲突的圣训。第一段是确凿的圣训:“先知(愿安拉的慈悯与祝福降于他)从讲坛上带领众人礼拜,以便教他们如何礼拜,但当他将要叩头时,他从讲坛上走下来。”第二段是艾布·达乌德所记载的圣训:胡宰法在一家店铺的台子上(或在一张长凳上)站着带领众人礼拜,伊本·麦斯乌德抓住他的衬衣把他拉了下来。礼拜结束后,他说:“你们不知道他们过去禁止这样做,或者被禁止这样做吗?”
关于伊玛目是否应当为伊玛麦(领拜)而作意念(尼亚),学者们也存在分歧。一群法学家认为这对伊玛目并非必需,依据是伊本·阿拔斯的圣训:他在安拉的使者(愿安拉的慈悯与祝福降于他)开始拜后,才站到使者的一侧。另一群法学家认为这是可能的;然而,如果跟随者遗漏了某些拜功,则伊玛麦的意念是必要的,其依据是伊玛目代跟随者承担这些遗漏。这是那些主张跟随者的遗漏由伊玛目所行的义务或宣礼拜功来弥补的人的观点。
A group of jurists permitted that the position of the imam be at a raised level with respect to the position of the followers, while another group prohibited this. Another group preferred that it be slightly higher, which was Malik’s opinion. The reason for disagreement is based on two conflicting traditions. First is the confirmed tradition that “the Prophet (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) led the people (in prayer) from the pulpit so that he may teach them how to pray, but when he was about to prostrate he stepped down from the pulpit”. The second is the tradition recorded by Abu Dawud that Hudhayfa led the people in prayer standing on (the raised platform of) a shop (or on a bench). Ibn Mas<ud took hold of his shirt and pulled him down. When he had finished praying he said, “Do you not know that they used to prohibit this or were prohibited from this?” They disagreed about whether the imam should make a niyya for the imama. A group of jurists said that this is not obligatory for him because of the tradition of Ibn Abbas that he took up his position on one side of the Messenger of Allah (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) after he had begun his prayer. A group of jurists said that this is probable; however, the wy/ya of imdma is necessary if the follower leaves out some of the acts of prayer, on the assumption that the imam bears it on behalf of the followers This is so according to the opinion of those who maintained that the omissions by the follower are compensated by the imam's performance of the obligatory or supererogatory acts (of prayer).