Moosaa Richardson teaches the Science of Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology) through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This seventh and final session includes a study of the 25th and 26th lines of the poem, including the terms mudhtarib and mudraj, their definitions, and examples of both from source books of Hadeeth literature.Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop session was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.22.Perhaps, Ustadh Moosaa may complete the remaining lines of the poem with definitions and examples in a bonus eighth session... in shaa' Allaah. And Allaah knows best.
Moosaa Richardson teaches the Science of Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology) through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This sixth session includes a study of the 21st through 24th lines of the poem, including the terms: shaath, maqloob, fard, and mu'allal, their definitions, and examples of each from source books of Hadeeth literature.Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.22.
Moosaa Richardson teaches the Science of Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology) through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This fifth session includes a study of the 17th through 20th lines of the poem, including the terms: ghareeb, munqati', mu'dhal, and mudallas, their definitions, and examples of each from source books of Hadeeth literature.Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.22.
Moosaa Richardson teaches Hadeeth Terminology through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This fourth session includes a study of the 13th through 16th lines of the poem, including the terms: mu'an'an, mubham, 'aalee, naazil, mowqoof, mursal, and ghareeb, their definitions, and examples of each from source books of Hadeeth literature.Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.23.
Moosaa Richardson teaches Hadeeth Terminology through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This third session includes a study of the ninth through 12th lines of the poem, including the terms: muttasil, musalsal, 'azeez, and mash-hoor, their definitions, and examples of each from source books of Hadeeth literature.Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.22.
Moosaa Richardson teaches Hadeeth Terminology through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This second session includes a study of the seventh and eighth lines of the poem, including the terms: marfoo', maqtoo', and musnad. their definitions, and examples of each from source books of Hadeeth literature..Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.22.
Moosaa Richardson teaches Hadeeth Terminology through the classic 34-line "Bayqooniyyah" Poem at a weekend seminar in Canada.This first session includes an introduction to the topic, the poem, and the author, as well as a reading and explanation of the first six lines, introducing saheeh, hasan, and dha'eef, three basic terms and their definitions, along with an example of each.Click here to download the text of the Bayqooniyyah Poem, and follow along in its study: http://www.bakkah.net/en/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bayqooniyyah-mushakkal-1438.pdfThis workshop was conducted at Masjid al-Furqaan (TROID) in Toronto, Canada, on 1438.05.21.