The Four Imams: the Followers of ‎Sunnah, the Standard of Their Men and ‎Their Condition in the Classes and in ‎Their Sunnah

Authors

Fayez Abu Omair, Jerash University, JordanFollow

Abstract

In the age of narration many endeavour have been made and they differed to such extent so ‎that every scholar would have his own book. Among this entire great legacy our distinguished ‎scholars have singled six books to narrate Al hadith of the prophet and tracing down its ‎prdiations. These books contain the most popular sayings and doings of the prophet among ‎scholars however these books became the only authentic religious source after the holy book ‎and many scholars like to keep and refer to. ‎ As a matter of fact there have been a great debate among scholars as which book is more ‎important than others, the argument however has been settled by placing sahiha Albokhary ‎and Moslem. Then followed by the four major streams of thought in Islamic world. This ‎however gave way to another problem as which streams should be placed before the other.‎ In humble idea voure I have investigated these magor streams their founders as well as ‎another attempt to place them in separate divisions. Eventually my study will try to answer the ‎many questions surrounding thes issues

Recommended Citation

Abu Omair, Fayez (2004) "The Four Imams: the Followers of ‎Sunnah, the Standard of Their Men and ‎Their Condition in the Classes and in ‎Their Sunnah," Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 5: Iss. 1, Article 4.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol5/iss1/4