What is the meaning of the phrase, "If it were not for al-Bukhari, Muslim would not have come"?
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Question:
The statement of al-Daraqutni: Were it not for al-Bukhari, Muslim would not have come nor gone?
Answer:
This is an expression of exaggeration. May Allah have mercy on him. Muslim is a great imam, but he studied under al-Bukhari, benefited from him, and was his student; so al-Daraqutni exaggerated.
The statement of al-Daraqutni: Were it not for al-Bukhari, Muslim would not have come nor gone?
Answer:
This is an expression of exaggeration. May Allah have mercy on him. Muslim is a great imam, but he studied under al-Bukhari, benefited from him, and was his student; so al-Daraqutni exaggerated.
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binbaz.org.sa
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