A reading from the book by Ramadan Mahmoud 'Issa titled (The Weak Hadiths in the Chain of Authentic Hadiths) in response to Al-Albani.
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The Shaykh : One thousand, three hundred and seventy-eight. If we say eighty, and now it is one thousand, nine hundred and eight.
Abu Layla: Ten years.
The Shaykh : One thousand, three hundred and seventy-two, meaning twenty-eight years. In these twenty-eight years, a person learns, a person becomes aware of what he did not know, and he changes. So, a person is in a state of development. People are surprised and ask why I verify a hadith in one book and weaken it in another. They think that knowledge is static. I tell them, my brothers, knowledge does not accept being static. Therefore, I am in a state of continuous study, adding footnotes, verifying, and so on. I am pleased that someone points out my mistakes, but not in this style. This is the first time we see his name among the authors, Ramadan Mahmoud 'Issa.
Abu Layla : Ramadan.
The Shaykh : Yes, Ramadan Mahmoud 'Issa; The Weak Hadiths in the Chain of Authentic Hadiths. What do I say after the introduction, which is "Indeed, praise is to Allah, we praise Him, seek His help, and seek His forgiveness... and so on."
Abu Layla: Ten years.
The Shaykh : One thousand, three hundred and seventy-two, meaning twenty-eight years. In these twenty-eight years, a person learns, a person becomes aware of what he did not know, and he changes. So, a person is in a state of development. People are surprised and ask why I verify a hadith in one book and weaken it in another. They think that knowledge is static. I tell them, my brothers, knowledge does not accept being static. Therefore, I am in a state of continuous study, adding footnotes, verifying, and so on. I am pleased that someone points out my mistakes, but not in this style. This is the first time we see his name among the authors, Ramadan Mahmoud 'Issa.
Abu Layla : Ramadan.
The Shaykh : Yes, Ramadan Mahmoud 'Issa; The Weak Hadiths in the Chain of Authentic Hadiths. What do I say after the introduction, which is "Indeed, praise is to Allah, we praise Him, seek His help, and seek His forgiveness... and so on."
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