This is Commentary of the famous book titled Nuzhatun Nazar Fi Tawdeehi Nukhbatil Fikr of Hafiz Ibn Hajar on the Science of Hadith. Although Nuzhatun Nazr is itself an Explanation of Nukhbatil Fikr by Ibn Hajar himself; however it is still a very concise book that brings the early and the later schools of the Muhadithin together whith the most accepted method of approving hadiths as well denying the rejected. It was felt that The Commentary of the Commentary needed more explanation to clarify things for the Modern Students of Hadith; Shaykh Suhaib Sirajudin has therefore done great service for the benefit of contemporary students of Hadith.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 44 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Lessons44
- 1.1Lesson 1 – Introduction – The Biography of Hafiz ibn Hajar
- 1.2Lesson 2 – Introduction to the Science of Hadith
- 1.3Lesson 3 – Scholars who wrote on the terminology of Hadith
- 1.4Lesson 4 – The Purpose of Authoring this Book (Nuzhatun Nazar)
- 1.5Lesson 5 – Hadith Mutawatir – Definition & Conditions
- 1.6Lesson 6 – Hadith Mutawatir – Benefits
- 1.7Lesson 7 – Hadith Mashhoor – Difference between Mashhoor and Mustafeed – Types of Hadith Mashhoor
- 1.8Lesson 8 – Hadith Aziz Is Hadith Aziz a Condition for Bukhari – Discussion
- 1.9Lesson 9 – Hadith Gareeb – Khabar Ahaad – Definition
- 1.10Lesson 10 – First External Factor for Khabar Ahaad – Levels of Sahih
- 1.11Lesson 11 – Types of Gareeb Hadith
- 1.12Lesson 12 – Types of Accepted Hadith – Sahih Lidhatihi
- 1.13Lesson 13 – Muttasil, Muallal and Shadh – Exclusions of the Conditions of Sahih Lidhatihi
- 1.14Lesson 14 – The Superiority of Sahih Muslim and Sahih Bukhari
- 1.15Lesson 15 – Levels of Sahih – Two external Factors that elevate one Sahih Lidhatihi
- 1.16Lesson 16 – Meaning of the term ‘Hadith Hassan Sahih’
- 1.17Lesson 17 – The Additions of Reliable Narrators
- 1.18Lesson 18 – Maruf and Munkar — The Familiar and the Unfamiliar
- 1.19Lesson 19 – Muhkam — The Clear
- 1.20Lesson 20 – Rajih wa Marjooh The Preferred and the one Preferred Over
- 1.21Lesson 21 – Mursal – The Loose | Mu’dal – The Problematic
- 1.22Lesson 22 – Mursal Khfi – The Hidden Loose | 10 Reasons for defamation in the Narration
- 1.23Lesson 23 – Mawdoo – The Forged
- 1.24Lesson 24 – Matruk – The Discarded | Munkar – The Denounced | Mu’allal – The Defective
- 1.25Lesson 25 – Mukhalafah – The Opposition | Mudraj – Insertion
- 1.26Lesson 26 – Maqloob – The Change of Order
- 1.27Lesson 27 – Ikhtisarul Hadith – Summarizing a Hadith
- 1.28Lesson 28 – Mubham – The Obscurity
- 1.29Lesson 29 – Su’e Hifz – Bad Memory | Hassan Ligayrihi
- 1.30Lesson 30 – Terms that indicate Marfoo Implicit
- 1.31Lesson 31 – Definition of a Sahabi
- 1.32Lesson 32 – Marfoo, Mawqoof and Maqtoo
- 1.33Lesson 33 – Status of Ulu Mutlaq – Unquestionable Elevation
- 1.34Lesson 34 – The Narrations of Aqran and Mudabbaj
- 1.35Lesson 35 – Narrators with same name
- 1.36Lesson 36 – Summary of the Words of Delivery
- 1.37Lesson 37 – Inba – Anba’ani
- 1.38Lesson 38 – Wijadah – The Discovery
- 1.39Lesson 39 – Muttafiq and Muftariq – The homogeneous and the non-homogeneous
- 1.40Lesson 40 – Tabaqah of the Narrators
- 1.41Lesson 41 – Levels of Authenticating a Narrator
- 1.42Lesson 42 – Names and Kunya of Narrators
- 1.43Lesson 43 – Reliable and Weak Narrators
- 1.44Lesson 44 – Clients
