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Author: Siddiqa Saidzada Al-Farsiyyah
I completed my ʿalimiyya studies at Khairul Ummah Academy in 2017, followed by a specialisation in fatwa at Darul Ilm Birmingham in 2020. In 2024, I finished the Advanced Jurisprudence course from Whitethread, and since 2019, I’ve been fortunate to study hadith under various teachers. In 2023, I earned a certification in 'Why Islam is True?' from Basira Education. In 2021, I was able to set up and now teach at the al-Muhaddithat Institute, an online learning platform for female scholarship. This blog is a space where I share my personal research; it is not intended to serve as a fatwa resource.
Misconception: The Prevalence of Fabricated Aḥadīth in ʿIrāq
After the era of the Sahabah (raḍi Allāhu ʿanhum), Hijaz became the home of ḥadīth…
Excerpts From: Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ: The Teacher and His Teaching Methodologies
This book is an excellent book for shuyūkh, asātidhā, muʿallimāt and educators in general, to read…
Ḥadīth Rejectors: Arguments & Obstacles
Since early Islamic History, there has been groups that have objected the authenticity of Hadith. Imām Shafiʿī…
Reason and Revelation [ʿAql & Naql]
Allāh Taʿālā has blessed us with ‘aql above the animals, who merely act according to their desires…
Is “Faḍāʾil Aʿmāl” Authentic?
Imām Bukhārī has authored a book titled ‘Adabu l’Mufrad’ which contains dha’if hadith…
Imām Tirmidhī’s “Ḥadīth Ḥasan Ṣaḥīḥ”
Two of the primary terminologies of Hadith are Ṣaḥīḥ and Ḥasan. Although the absence/weakness of only…
Book Review: The Error of Equalising Weak Narrations with Fabricated Narrations
Equalising a weak ḥadīth with a fabricated ḥadīth is one of the widespread errors of time…
Mishkāt al-Maṣābīḥ: The Criticism of Some of its Narrations
Mishkāt al-Maṣābīh (lit. the niche of lanterns) is a hadith collection originally compiled as Maṣābīḥ as-Sunnah…
Unique Nicknames (Alqāb) of the Narrators of Ḥadīth
Sometimes one encounters anomalous names such as “Ghundar” and “Ābi ‘l-Laḥm” and considering their meanings wonder, what a strange name? In this article, I have selected some of the most common and interesting titles/nicknames (alqāb) of narrators from a few books and briefly explained what they translate to, where they originate from, and what was the reason why narrators were given them. I have listed all nicknames in alphabetical order (Arabic)…
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