Al-Muwaṭṭaʾ Part Two

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Al-Muwaṭṭaʾ Part Two

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Course Content

Ḥadīth 191

Lesson 1: The Status of Adhān & Iqāmah Whilst Travelling – Ḥadīth 191 – Praying At One’s Dwelling on Cold and Windy Nights

47:37
Lesson 2: Ḥadīth 191 – Speaking in Adhān, Causes Validating Absence from Congregation and Friday Prayers

45:54

Ḥadīth 192 – 194

Ḥadīth 195 & 196

Ḥadīth 197

Hadith 198

Lesson 7: Chapter on the Opening of Prayer – The Method & Timing of Raising the Hands

48:08
Lesson 8: Omission of the Raising of the Hands before Rukūʿ – The Rulings on Tasmīʿ & Taḥmīd

45:47
Lesson 9: The Rulings of Taḥmīd – Proponents of Raising the Hands in Prayer

47:01
Lesson 10: Proofs Supporting The Raising of Hands in Prayer

49:13
Lesson 11: Remaining Proofs Supporting the Raising of the Hands in Prayer

47:13
Lesson 12: The Proponents of Not Raising the Hands in Prayer & Their Proofs

51:24
Lesson 13: Other Proofs for the Proponents of Not Raising the Hands and Counter-Responses to their Opponents’ Proofs

47:24
Lesson 14: Responses to the Narrations on Raising the Hands

51:25

Ḥadīth 199 & 200

Ḥadīth 201 – 203

Ḥadīth 204 – 208

Ḥadīth 209

Ḥadīth 210 – 212

Ḥadīth 213

Ḥadīth 214

Ḥadīth 215

Ḥadīth 216

Ḥadīth 217 – 218

Ḥadīth 219

Ḥadīth 220 – 221

Ḥadīth 222 – 223

Ḥadīth 224

Ḥadīth 225

Ḥadīth 226 – 229

Ḥadīth 230 – 232

Ḥadīth 233 – 234

Ḥadīth 235 – 237

Ḥadīth 238 – 240

Ḥadīth 241 & 242

Ḥadīth 243

Ḥadīth 244 – 245

Ḥadīth 246 – 247

Ḥadīth 248 – 249

Lesson 58 – Ḥadīth 248 – 249 – The Ruling of Forgetfully Preceding the Imām & Making Salām – Ayyūb as-Sakhtiyānī

47:42
Lesson 59 – Continuation on the Life of Ayyūb as-Sakhtiyānī

55:13
Lesson 60 – Inspiration from the Life of Muḥammad Ibn Sīrīn

42:18
Lesson 61 – Advice of Muḥammad Ibn Sīrīn – Determining the Prayer in Which Two Rakʿahs Were Missed

46:27
Lesson 62 – Ḥadīth 249 – Who Were Dhū ’l-Yadayn and Dhū ’sh-Shimālayn? – Forgetfulness from the Prophet ﷺ

44:39
Lesson 63 – Ḥadīth 249 – Speaking in Prayer and Points Derived from the Narration

46:49
Lesson 64 – Ḥadīth 249 – The Four Schools of Thought on Speaking Forgetfully or For a Valid Reason in Prayer

44:49
Lesson 65 – Ḥadīth 249 – Rulings on the Prostration of Forgetfulness

45:46

Ḥadīth 250

Ḥadīth 251

Ḥadīth 252 & 253

Ḥadīth 254 – 258

Ḥadīth 259 – 260

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The Muwaṭṭaʾ of Imām Mālik is one of the most important corpuses in Aḥādīth. Prior to Imām Bukhārī compiling his Ṣaḥīḥ, many considered the Muwaṭṭaʾ to be the most authentic book after the Noble Qurʾān. The statement of Imām Shafiʿī, “I do not know of a book more precise than the Muwaṭṭaʾ”, is commonly quoted. Comprising of over 1700 narrations and written gradually over four decades, Imām Mālik specifically chose narrations that deal with Islamic law and legal rulings. Having relatively short chains to the Prophet ﷺ, Imām Mālik also gathered statements and verdicts of the Companions and Successors. He also included his own comments and verdicts. The course is open to all students with a background in Arabic and a keen interest in studying this blessed work.
May Allāh Taʿālā be pleased with them all.