Muqaddima fi Usul al-HadithAbd al-Haqq al-Dehlawi

Section One: Defining Ḥadīth and Its Categories

Definition of the Term “Ḥadīth”

Be aware that, in the usage of the overwhelming majority of ḥadīth scholars, the word “ḥadīth” refers to the Prophet’s ﷺ words, actions, and tacit approvals. A tacit approval (taqrīr) occurs when someone acts or speaks in his presence and he neither objects to it nor forbids it; rather, his silence serves as confirmation.

The term “ḥadīth” is likewise applied to the words, deeds, and tacit approvals of a Companion, and also to the words, deeds, and tacit approvals of a Follower (tābiʿī).

الْفَصْل الأول فِي تَعْرِيف الحَدِيث وأنواعه تَعْرِيف مصطلح الحَدِيث اعْلَم أَن الحَدِيث فِي إصطلاح جُمْهُور الْمُحدثين يُطلق على قَول النَّبِي ﷺ وَفعله وَتَقْرِيره وَمعنى التَّقْرِير أَنه فعل أحد أَو قَالَ شَيْئا فِي حَضرته ﷺ وَلم يُنكره وَلم يَنْهَهُ عَن ذَلِك بل سكت وَقرر وَكَذَلِكَ يُطلق الحَدِيث على قَول الصَّحَابِيّ وَفعله وَتَقْرِيره وعَلى قَول التَّابِعِيّ وَفعله وَتَقْرِيره

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