An Analytical Study of the Sahaba's Practice on the Ahadith of “Silsilat ul Ahadith Al Dha'ifah wal Mauzo’a” Vol 1

Abstract

This article critically examines the renowned fifteenth-century Hijri book, "Al-Dha'ifah wal-Moudhoa," authored by Sheikh Albani of Albania. This book comprises fourteen volumes, each containing five hundred hadiths. Sheikh Albani meticulously assessed and categorized ahadith from various sources, labeling them as Zaeef, Moudhoo, or Batil based on a thorough examination of their Asaneed (chains of transmission) and Texts. This article focuses on exploring the Taamul (practice) of the Companions of the Holy Prophet as found in other hadith collections to substantiate the categorization of Zaeef Hadith. The research examines the Zaeef ahadith from the first volume of the book, providing insights into their interrelation with authentic Sunnah practices. By establishing this connection, the obscurity surrounding these ahadith is addressed, rendering them valid for practical implementation.