It is well known that Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj distinguishes between them: What is the basis for the distinction between "Haddathana" (he narrated to us) and "Akhabarana" (he informed us)?
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It is well known that Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj distinguishes between them: What is the basis for the distinction between "Haddathana" (he narrated to us) and "Akhabarana" (he informed us)?
Answer:
Some of the later jurists, whereas the earlier ones do not distinguish between them; some of the later ones restrict "Akhabarana" (he informed us) and "Anbana" (he informed us) to ijazah (permission to narrate).
It is well known that Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj distinguishes between them: What is the basis for the distinction between "Haddathana" (he narrated to us) and "Akhabarana" (he informed us)?
Answer:
Some of the later jurists, whereas the earlier ones do not distinguish between them; some of the later ones restrict "Akhabarana" (he informed us) and "Anbana" (he informed us) to ijazah (permission to narrate).
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