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Topic: Two Raka'at Before Travelling
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 abdrahman
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Abu Abdullah Abdur-Rahman Elias Rodriguez
(New York, New York)
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As Salamu Alaykum,
I am new to the forum and had a question on the authenticity of a particular Hadith. It is written in various books that this is Mursal Hadith and I am familiar with some of the conditions that the various scholars have put on the acceptance of a Mursal Hadith; my question would be then, is this an acceptable Hadith and are the narrators reliable? I do not have access to the full Isnad, but this is what I collected. Any help in this matter is appreciated.
"No one has left behind with their family anything better than two raka'ats offered at home when wanting to travel." - Reported by Al-Mutam ibn Al-Miqdam in At-Tabarani; Ibn Asakir reported it as a Mursal Hadith
As Salamu Alaykum!
- Abu Abdullah Abdur-Rahman Elias Rodriguez
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| ummmusa88
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Umm Musa bint Muhammad
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wa alaykum asalaam,
actually this hadeeth is weak, as mentioned in Silsilat ul-
Ahaadeeth as-Saheehah #372, and Dha'eef aj-Jaami' #5059, and there
are some other places as well where Shaykh al Albaani mentioned that this
chain of narration is weak.
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| abdrahman
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Abu Abdullah Abdur-Rahman Elias Rodriguez
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As Salamu Alaykum Umm Musa,
JazakyAllah Khair for your response and help in this matter. Is it possible to post the excerpts from both of the books (#372 and #5059)? Or perhaps is there an online English-Arabic edition of both Silsilat ul-Ahaadeeth as-Saheehah and Dha'eef aj-Jaami?
JazakyAllah Khair and As Salamu Alaykum!
- Abu Abdullah Abdur-Rahman Elias Rodriguez
- Abu Abdullah Abdur-Rahman Elias Rodriguez
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| ummmusa88
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Umm Musa bint Muhammad
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wa alaykum asalam,
these referrences were for the hadeeth you mentioned - so the in these two
sources, the hadeeth is listed as hadeeth #372 and hadeeth #5059
respectively. you can refer to the sources and check what the shaykh
mentioned specifically about the chains of narration, they are accessible
through his website - www.alalbany.net
i am not aware of any english translation of the sources.
barakALlahu feekum
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03-02-2011 @ 11:44 PM
