The Grading of the Hadith: “Al-‘Iyafah, al-Tariq, and al-Tiyr…”
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Question:
Is the hadith of Qabisah authenticMishkat al-Masabih 4583?
Answer:
There is no harm in it; the chain of narration is good. Imam Ahmad narrated it with a good chain.
Q: It is said that Hayyan ibn al-‘Ala’ in it is unknown?
A: There is no harm in it. No, he is not unknown; he is acceptable and has corroborating narrations.
Q: Abu Dawud’s explanation of al-Tariq and al-‘Iyafah contains a reversal. He said: Al-‘Iyafah is divination by lines, and al-Tariq is driving away?
A: No, al-Tariq is divination by lines, and al-‘Iyafah is driving away birds. This is an error in transmission. And al-Tiyr is taking an omen as a bad sign from things seen and heard.
Is the hadith of Qabisah authentic
Augury from the flight of birds, the practice of pessomancy,* and taking evil omens pertain to divination."
إنَّ العيافةَ والطَّرقَ والطِّيرةَ منَ الجِبْتِAnswer:
There is no harm in it; the chain of narration is good. Imam Ahmad narrated it with a good chain.
Q: It is said that Hayyan ibn al-‘Ala’ in it is unknown?
A: There is no harm in it. No, he is not unknown; he is acceptable and has corroborating narrations.
Q: Abu Dawud’s explanation of al-Tariq and al-‘Iyafah contains a reversal. He said: Al-‘Iyafah is divination by lines, and al-Tariq is driving away?
A: No, al-Tariq is divination by lines, and al-‘Iyafah is driving away birds. This is an error in transmission. And al-Tiyr is taking an omen as a bad sign from things seen and heard.
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