The Meaning of a Report Stopped at a Companion in Wording but Carrying the Ruling of a Report Traced to the Prophet
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Question:
May Allah reward you. The questioner says: Your Excellency the Shaykh, some scholars have used the term that this hadith is mawquf (a report stopping at a Companion) in wording, but it carries the ruling of marfu' (a report traced to the Prophet). I hope you will clarify this principle?
Answer:
And mawquf in wording means that, in terms of wording, it stops at the Companions, but it has the ruling of marfu' because there are corroborating narrations from marfu' hadiths that support it in meaning.
May Allah reward you. The questioner says: Your Excellency the Shaykh, some scholars have used the term that this hadith is mawquf (a report stopping at a Companion) in wording, but it carries the ruling of marfu' (a report traced to the Prophet). I hope you will clarify this principle?
Answer:
And mawquf in wording means that, in terms of wording, it stops at the Companions, but it has the ruling of marfu' because there are corroborating narrations from marfu' hadiths that support it in meaning.
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