The Hadith Cited by Imam Al-Mubarakfuri, may Allah Have Mercy on Him (d. 1353 AH), in the Book of Prayer, in the Chapter on “Whosoever recites loudly in the name of Allah, the Compassionate, the Merciful.”
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The science of hadith is of great importance, as the scholars were keen to establish the rules by which the accepted hadith is known from the rejected, and that with this knowledge the Islamic religion was preserved from distortion and alteration, as the nation transmitted the hadith of the Prophet with chains of transmission, and distinguished with it the authentic from the defective, and without this knowledge the authentic hadith would have been confused. Weak and subject, and the words of the Messenger were not mixed with the words of others, and for this reason the researcher was keen to study the reasoned hadiths of Imam Al-Mubarakpuri in his book Tuhfat Al-Ahwadhi. This research deals with a hadith attributed to Imam Al-Mubarakpuri, in the Book of Prayer, in the chapter on the opinion of speaking out loud “in the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful”, and I collected methods and chains of transmission. Hadith and judgment on all methods and clarifying the right from the untrue prophetic speech.
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