The ruling on narrating from Shurayk’s books
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The Shaykh : ... .
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh: Well, Shurayk’s books are sound, so whoever heard from him from his books, it is sound. He said: “And no one heard from Shurayk from his book except Ishaq al-Azraq.” Al-Khatib narrated it in *Al-Kafiyah* two hundred and twenty-three.
The student : May Allah reward you.
The Shaykh: And there is a blemish in his first statement that his books are sound, which is what comes from Isa ibn Sa'id, who is al-Qattan: I saw in Shurayk’s foundations a mixture of confusion.
The questioner: This is what causes difficulty, meaning ... .
The Shaykh: It would have been, and then Yahya ibn Sa'id al-Qattan, and what makes you know what it is.
The student : Just as our sheikhs are, you are our sheikh.
Another student : The issue of the tashahhud.
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh: Well, Shurayk’s books are sound, so whoever heard from him from his books, it is sound. He said: “And no one heard from Shurayk from his book except Ishaq al-Azraq.” Al-Khatib narrated it in *Al-Kafiyah* two hundred and twenty-three.
The student : May Allah reward you.
The Shaykh: And there is a blemish in his first statement that his books are sound, which is what comes from Isa ibn Sa'id, who is al-Qattan: I saw in Shurayk’s foundations a mixture of confusion.
The questioner: This is what causes difficulty, meaning ... .
The Shaykh: It would have been, and then Yahya ibn Sa'id al-Qattan, and what makes you know what it is.
The student : Just as our sheikhs are, you are our sheikh.
Another student : The issue of the tashahhud.
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