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Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem SOURCES OF RELIGION & LAW IN ISLAM 1

CONCEPT OF THE SOURCES Islam is a complete code of life Islam is a complete code of life It provides guidance regarding every aspect of human life It provides guidance regarding every aspect of human life Some of human actions result in pleasure of Allah and some make Him unhappy Some of human actions result in pleasure of Allah and some make Him unhappy Sources of Shariah guide us about lawful and unlawful actions in the sight of Allah Sources of Shariah guide us about lawful and unlawful actions in the sight of Allah Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem2

FOUR SOURCES OF ISLAMIC SHARIAH & LAW 1. Al- Qur’an 2. Al-Hadith/As- Sunnah 3. Al- Ijma’ (Consensus) 4. Al- Qiyas (Analogy) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem3

STATUS OF THE SOURCES Primary Sources Al- Qur’an Al- Qur’an Al-Hadith /As- Sunnah Al-Hadith /As- Sunnah Secondary Sources Al- Ijma’ (Consensus) Al- Ijma’ (Consensus) Al- Qiyas (Analogy) Al- Qiyas (Analogy) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem4

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF THE HOLY QUR’AN? Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem5

(1) AL- QUR’AN ( القرآن ) The first and principal source of Islamic ShariahEtymology Derived from an Arabic consonantal root “ ق ر أ ” which means “To read” Derived from an Arabic consonantal root “ ق ر أ ” which means “To read” Two Important Terms (1) Mutawatir ( متواتر ): A successive narration which is conveyed throughout the time by narrators so numerous that it is not conceivable that they have agreed upon an untruth and thus being accepted as unquestionable in its veracity (2) Mushaf: Copies of the Holy Qur’an collected and edited during the caliphate of Uthman (R.A.) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem6

SUHUF & MUSHAF  Both words are derived from the same root Sahafa 'to write'. The word suhuf also occurs in the Qur'an (87:19) meaning scripture or written sheets.  SUHUF (sg. sahifa) means loose pieces of writing material, such as paper, skin, papyrus, etc.  MUSHAF (pl. masahif) means the collected suhuf, brought together into a fixed order, such as between two covers, into a volume.  In the history of the written text of the Qur'an, suhuf stands for the sheets on which the Qur'an was collected in the time of Hazrat Abu Bakr. In these suhuf the order of the Ayat within each sura was fixed, but the sheets with the suras on them were still in a loose arrangement, i.e. not bound into a volume.  MUSHAF in the present context means the sheets on which the Qur'an was collected in the time of Hazrat 'Uthman. Here both the order of the Ayat within each sura as well as the order of the sheets were fixed.  Today we also call any copy of the Qur'an, which has both order of Ayat and suras fixed, a Mushaf. Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem7

DEFINITION OF THE HOLY QUR’AN “The Divine book that has been sent down by Allah, the Almighty to His Last Prophet, Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.) from the heavens [from the preserved tablet], transmitted to us by way of Mutawatir, and available in between the two covers of the holy Masahif ” Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem8

AUTHENTICITY OF THE HOLY QUR’AN The holy Qur’an is the sole revealed book absolutely safe from any kind of change, corruption and misguidance due to following reasons: The holy Qur’an is the sole revealed book absolutely safe from any kind of change, corruption and misguidance due to following reasons: i) Protection by Allah: Unlike all other revealed books, Allah Himself has taken the responsibility to safeguard holy Qur’an from any corruption Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem9

STATEMENT OF THE HOLY QUR’AN Allah states in the Holy Qur'an: Allah states in the Holy Qur'an: إِنَّا نَحْنُ نَزَّلْنَا الذِّكْرَ وَإِنَّا لَهُ لَحَافِظُونَ Translation: “Verily We: It is We Who have sent down the Dhikr (i.e. the Qur'an) and surely, We will guard it [from corruption]” (Surah Al-Hijr, Ayah 9) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem10

Continuation… II) SAFE IN THE HEARTS AND MINDS: It is one of the great miracles of the Holy Qur’an that Million of Muslims have learnt it by heart It is one of the great miracles of the Holy Qur’an that Million of Muslims have learnt it by heart III) Transmitted as Mutawatir: Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem11

INTELLIGIBILITY OF THE HOLY QUR’AN The Book of guidance The Book of guidance Very easy to understand (Complete Grammatical Rules) Very easy to understand (Complete Grammatical Rules) Lucid Arabic language Lucid Arabic language Miraculous book Miraculous book Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem12

A BOOK OF PRINCIPLES THE QURAN gives guidance about basic principles of Islamic Shariah THE QURAN gives guidance about basic principles of Islamic Shariah FOR INSTANCE: i) Principles of beliefs ii) Principles of worships iii) Principles of individual & collective life iv) Principles of social life v) Principles of economic life vi) Principles of Islamic jurisprudence (The scientific study of law) vii) Principles of ethics Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem13

(2) AL-HADITH / AS-SUNNAH The second primary source of Islamic ShariahETYMOLOGY The word السنّه is derived from an Arabic consonantal root “ س ن ن‎ ” which means: The word السنّه is derived from an Arabic consonantal root “ س ن ن‎ ” which means: Customary action Customary action Habitual practice Habitual practice Style Style The word الحديث is derived from an Arabic consonantal root “ ح د ث‎ ” which means: The word الحديث is derived from an Arabic consonantal root “ ح د ث‎ ” which means: Word Word Conversation Conversation Newly made thing Newly made thing Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem14

AS-SUNNAH vs. AL-HADITH COMMON DEFINITION OF HADITH: Sayings of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.) COMMON DEFINITION OF SUNNAH: Actions performed by Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem15

Technical Definition of Hadith & Sunnah The terms As-Sunnah and Al-Hadith are used as synonymous in the field of Hadith Sciences The sayings, actions and silent approval when related to Holy Prophet (S.A.W) is Sunnah, while the same sayings, actions and silent approval are Hadith, when some companion narrates them. Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem16

DEFINITION OF AL- HADITH/ AS-SUNNAH A statement ( قول ) A statement ( قول ) An action ( فعل ) An action ( فعل ) Silent approval given by the Prophet ( تقرير ) Silent approval given by the Prophet ( تقرير ) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem17

KINDS OF HADITH (1) Hadith-e-Qudsi (2) Hadith-e-Nabawi KINDS OF HADITH-E-NABAWI (1) Sahih (2) Hassan (3) Daeef [Weak] (4) Mozo’ [Fabricated] Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem18

STATUS OF SUNNAH/ HADITH Interpretation of the injunctions of the holy Qur’an Interpretation of the injunctions of the holy Qur’an Practical demonstration of the injunctions of the holy Qur’an Practical demonstration of the injunctions of the holy Qur’an One of the primary sources of Islamic Shariah One of the primary sources of Islamic Shariah Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem19

AUTHENTICITY OF HADITH (1) TWO PARTS OF HADITH (1) Matn-ul-Hadith (Hadith Text) (1) Sanad-ul-Hadith (Chain of narrators) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem20

AUTHENTICITY OF HADITH (2) TWO IMPORTANT BRANCHES OF KNOWLEDGE RELATED TO HADITH (1) Ilm-e-Asma Ur-Rijal (Study of biographies of Hadith narrators) (complete biography of every narrator, Good & Bad habits, memory strength, honesty, knowledge, teachers, students etc.) (2) Ilm-e-Jarh wa Ta’deel (Critical study of Hadith text) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem21

AUTHENTICITY OF HADITH (3) Written in the life time of Holy Prophet Written in the life time of Holy Prophet Chain of Narrators from last narrator to the first narrator Chain of Narrators from last narrator to the first narrator A thorough inspection about every narrator A thorough inspection about every narrator Detailed inspection of Hadith Text Detailed inspection of Hadith Text Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem22

VIEWS OF DR A. SPRENGER Dr A.Sprenger has paid a glowing tribute to the scholars of the Traditions (hadith) in following words: "The glory of the literature of the Mohammedans is its literary biography. There is no nation, nor has there been any which like them has during twelve centuries recorded the life of every man of letters. If the biographical records of the Musalmans were collected, we should probably have accounts of the lives of half a million of distinguished persons. and it would be found that there is not a decennium of their history, nor a place of importance which has not its representatives.“ (Sprenger vol.1, pg.1. Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem23

Famous Books of Ahadith Compiled in the First Phase of Compilation of Hadith BOOK COMPILER Sahifah SadiqaHazrat Abdullah Bin Amr Bin Sahifah SadiqaHazrat Abdullah Bin Amr Bin Al-A’as (R.A) Sahifah Ali Hazrat Ali (R.A) Sahifah Ali Hazrat Ali (R.A) Sahifah Abu Hurairah Hammam Bin Munabbih (R.A) Sahifah Abu Hurairah Hammam Bin Munabbih (R.A) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem24

Famous Books of Ahadith Compiled in the Second Phase BOOK COMPILER Kitab-ul-AsarImam Abu Hanifah Kitab-ul-AsarImam Abu Hanifah Muwatta Imam Malik Imam Malik Bin Anas Muwatta Imam Malik Imam Malik Bin Anas Jami’ Jami’Imam Sufyan Sauri Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem25

Famous Books of Ahadith Compiled in the Third Phase SIHAH SITTAH BOOK COMPILER 1) Sahih Bukhari Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad Bin Ismail Al-Bukhari (Death 256 A.H.) 2) Sahih MuslimImam Muslim Bin Hajjaj Bin Muslim Al-Qushairi (Death 261 A.H.) 3)Jami’ Al-Tirmazi Imam Abu Isa Muhammad Bin Isa Al-Tirmizi (Death 279 A.H.) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem26

OTHER BOOKS OF SIHAH SITTAH BOOK COMPILER 4)Sunan Abi Dawood Imam Abu Dawood Sulaiman Bin Asha’ath (Death 275 A.H) 5)Sunan Al-Nasaee Imam Abu Abdur Rahman Ahmad Bin Ali Al-Nasaee (Death 303 A.H) 6)Sunan Ibn-e-Majah Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad Bin Yazid Ibn-e-Maja Al-Qazweeni (Death 273 A.H) Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Islamic & Religious Studies Instructor: Prof. Abid Naeem27