Understanding Maqlub Hadith

What does 'maqlub' mean in hadith?

• A method of memorizing hadith.

• Inverted or altered narration in hadith.

• A type of authentic hadith.

• Correct narration in hadith.

Which of the following is an example of a maqlub hadith?

• A hadith where the chain of narrators is inverted.

• A hadith that is widely accepted by all scholars.

• A hadith that has no chain of narrators.

• A hadith that is considered authentic by a single narrator.

How can we identify a maqlub hadith?

• A maqlub hadith is identified by its length and complexity.

• A maqlub hadith is recognized by its popularity among scholars.

• A maqlub hadith is identified by a reversed chain of narrators or altered wording that changes its meaning.

• A maqlub hadith is determined by the geographical location of the narrators.

Why is it important to study maqlub hadith?

• To simplify the interpretation of hadith without critical analysis.

• To discourage the study of hadith literature altogether.

• To promote the use of weak hadith in religious practices.

• It is important to study maqlub hadith to ensure the authenticity and reliability of hadith literature.

Who is known for discussing maqlub hadith?

• Al-Bukhari

• Abu Dawood

• Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani

• Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj

What is the opposite of a maqlub hadith?

• mutawatir hadith

• hasan hadith

• daif hadith

• sahih hadith

Can a maqlub hadith be authentic?

• No, all maqlub hadiths are fabricated.

• Yes, a maqlub hadith can be authentic under certain conditions.

• Yes, but only if it is narrated by a single person.

• No, a maqlub hadith is always weak.

What is the main characteristic of a maqlub hadith?

• Consistency in the order of narrators or text.

• A focus on the content rather than the narrators.

• Absence of any narrators in the chain.

• Reversal in the order of narrators or text.

How do scholars verify maqlub hadith?

• By relying solely on the opinions of contemporary scholars.

• By disregarding the context of the hadith completely.

• By accepting all hadith as authentic without scrutiny.

• Scholars verify maqlub hadith by analyzing the isnad and matn for reliability and consistency.

What should we do if we find a maqlub hadith?

• Ignore it and continue with your research.

• Share it widely without verification.

• Consult reliable sources and scholars to verify its authenticity.

• Assume it is authentic without further checks.