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Hadith Sciences (2)

Course Description: This course covers Hadith topics and terminology related to judging Hadiths in terms of acceptance and rejection, and distinguishing and understanding the differences between them.
Credit hours: 3
Objectives of the course :

Introduction to the rules of Hadith sciences and Hadith terminology.
Training the student queen to observe, compare, and hypothesize accurately.
Introducing the student to the etiquette of hadith scholars.

Course outputs :

Knowledge and understanding:
1- To know Hadith terminology and the science of Hadith
- To identify the types of rejected hadith and the reasons for rejecting a hadith
3. Clarification of the methods of transmission, performance, narration, and categorization of a hadith based on who it is attributed to.
Skills:
1- To classify the types of rejected hadith and distinguish each type of rejected hadith.
2. Differentiate between the conditions for accepting a Hadith and rejecting it.
3. To compare the types of returned transmissions due to a narrator being questioned (Mursal, Munkar, contradicting reliable narrators, interpolated, etc.). .
Values, autonomy and responsibility:
To take responsibility in individual and group work.
2. To embody good morals, self-confidence, and understanding of others, and to commit to the values of loyalty and belonging to the nation and its leadership.

Additional information:

Course Topics:
Types of rejection due to rejection of the narrator.
Types of violation of trust.
Methods of bearing and narrating Hadith.
The Etiquette of Seeking Hadith Knowledge.

  • Last updated: 2026-06-02

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