100 Famous Weak Ahadith Among Unaware Khatibs  And Speakers ISBN: 9782987467489 Author: Hafiz Imran Ayub Lahori Book Binding: Paperback Pages: 64 Size: 8.4 x 5.4 x 0.2 inch Publication Year: 2011 Description About This Book: "100 Famous Weak Ahadith Among Unaware Khatibs And Speakers" is a thorough and illuminating examination of the Muslim community's widespread usage of weak Ahadith (narratives) in sermons, speeches, and religious discourse. This book, written by a respected Islamic scholar, sheds light on the disturbing trend of promoting weak or false traditions, as well as the possible ramifications for the integrity of Islamic teachings. In today's internet era, where access to religious knowledge is more widely available, it is more vital than ever to evaluate and authenticate the Ahadith that are regularly used by Khatibs (preachers) and speakers. This book is an essential resource for both academics and the general public looking to understand and confront this critical issue. A Selection of 100 Prominent Weak Ahadith: A Collection of 100 Well-Known Weak or Invented Ahadith: The book painstakingly curates a collection of 100 well-known weak or invented Ahadith that are regularly repeated by uninformed Khatibs and speakers. Each Hadith is extensively examined, allowing readers to determine its validity or lack thereof. Full Explanations: The author provides a full explanation of each Hadith provided, including its origin, its weak or invented status, and the possible harm it might create when included in religious discourse. This guarantees that readers understand why certain narrations should be avoided. Discernment Guidance: The book provides readers with the information and tools they need to distinguish authentic Ahadith from weak or invented ones. It fosters critical thinking and a responsible approach to religious information dissemination. Historical background: The author gives historical background throughout the book, letting readers to understand the reasons for the spread of these weak Ahadith and the socio-religious processes at work. Call for Authenticity: "100 Famous Weak Ahadith Among Unaware Khatibs And Speakers" Ultimately, "100 Famous Weak Ahadith Among Unaware Khatibs And Speakers" argues for a restoration of the relevance of authentic Hadith in Islamic education and debate. It is a wake-up call to Khatibs, speakers, and the general public, highlighting the need of trustworthy sources in presenting the actual spirit of Islam.

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Jawahir Al Iman Sharha Al Lu Loo Wal Marjaan (Urdu Landuage) ISBN:4504273218651 Author: Hafiz Imran Ayub Book Binding: Hardcover Pages: 1007 Size: 9.5 x 7.5 x 1.8 inch Publication year: 2009 Language: Urdu Description About This Book: A prominent Urdu language commentary on the book "Al Lu'lu Wal-Marjan" (Pearls and Corals) is "Jawahir Al Iman Sharha Al Lu Loo Wal Marjaan." Imams Muhammad Ibn Ismail Al-Bukhari and Abu 'Abdullah Muhammad Ibn Ismail Al-Tirmidhi assembled the crucial hadith collection in their book. But you don't say who wrote the criticism in your query. Scholars and subject-matter authorities frequently write comments or explanations (sharh) on classic works that offer additional insights, justifications, and analyses of the original text. The extensive resource "Jawahir Al Iman Sharha Al Lu Loo Wal Marjaan" in Urdu offers a thorough examination and justification of the hadiths contained in "Al Lu'lu Wal-Marjan." The goal of the commentary is to improve the reader's comprehension of the hadiths and their meanings in light of Islamic principles. About The Author: Pakistani novelist and Islamic scholar Hafiz Imran Ayub. He founded and serves as president of the Fiqhulhadith Foundation, a nonprofit that encourages hadith study. Along with writing numerous hadith-related publications, he is also the author of Fiqh-ul-Hadith, a two-volume work on the tenets of hadith jurisprudence. Hafiz Imran Ayub started instructing hadith at Jamia Binoria University after completing his studies. He also started penning works on hadith, and his writing quickly became well-known.

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