Shadhdh

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Terminology

History of Hadith - ... Ilm ar-Rijal - ... Narrators of hadith - ...

Terminology

Isnad - chain of narrators Matn - hadith text Riwayah - narration

technical terms

Musnad - supported Mursal - hurried Ahaad - single narrator Munqati - broken muttasil - uninterrupted isnad Gharib - strange/rare Shadhdh - irregular Munkar - denounced/rejected Mudraj - interpolated Da'if jiddan - very weak Isra'iliyat

Regarding authenticity

Mutawatir - agreed upon Sahih - authentic Hasan - fair Da'if - weak Mawdo - fabricated Mudtarib - shaky

Other

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Shadhdh (شاذ lit. irregular) is an Islamic term used in the science of Hadith.

According to www.islamic-awareness.org:

According to al-Shafi'i, a Shadhdh hadith is one which is reported by a trustworthy person but goes against the narration of a person more reliable than him. It does not include a hadith which is unique in its contents and is not narrated by someone else. ^[1]

[] References

1. ^ An Introduction To The Science Of Hadith: The Classification Of Hadith According To The Nature Of The Text And Isnad

[] See also

• List of notable Muslim reports

Part of a series on the Science of hadith

Terminology

History of Hadith - ... Ilm ar-Rijal - ... Narrators of hadith - ...

Terminology

Isnad - chain of narrators Matn - hadith text Riwayah - narration

technical terms

Musnad - supported Mursal - hurried Ahaad - single narrator Munqati - broken muttasil - uninterrupted isnad Gharib - strange/rare Shadhdh - irregular Munkar - denounced/rejected Mudraj - interpolated Da'if jiddan - very weak Isra'iliyat

Regarding authenticity

Mutawatir - agreed upon Sahih - authentic Hasan - fair Da'if - weak Mawdo - fabricated Mudtarib - shaky

Other

Sharh - comments Hadith collection This box: view - talk - edit

Shadhdh (شاذ lit. irregular) is an Islamic term used in the science of Hadith.

According to www.islamic-awareness.org:

According to al-Shafi'i, a Shadhdh hadith is one which is reported by a trustworthy person but goes against the narration of a person more reliable than him. It does not include a hadith which is unique in its contents and is not narrated by someone else. ^[1]

[] References

1. ^ An Introduction To The Science Of Hadith: The Classification Of Hadith According To The Nature Of The Text And Isnad

[] See also

• List of notable Muslim reports