دلالة "إن" و "إذا" الشرطيتين في صحيح مسلم

الملخص EN

The Holy Quran and the Purified Sunna are both inspired by Allah.

however, Quran is inspired both in sense and text while the Prophetic Sunna is inspired in sense rather than text as is said by Allah, “ “ Najm surat, 3-4.

In the Prophetic Sunna as well as in the Holy Quran, there are special expression styles that didn’t used to be common among Arabs like the sense of conditional “in” and “iza” (if).

Arabs consider them synonyms.

Though, according to the Prophetic literature, each of these has a distinctive sense.

The researcher has chosen “Sahih Muslim” as a research data field for this topic.

The paper consists of an abstract, a forward, three chapters, a conclusion, and references.

The abstract shows the reason of choosing the subject and the paper plan, the forward defines the sense and condition in dictionary and terminology.

Chapter one is dedicated for the sense of conditional “iza” in “Sahih Muslim” while chapter two is dedicated for the sense of conditional “in” in “Sahih Muslim”.

Then there is chapter three which is dedicated for the hadiths where conditional “iza” and “in” are found in a text at a time.

this is in order to show the difference between them.

The conclusion states the most important results reached by the researcher.

Finally, there is the list of references used in writing this paper.