مجلس من أمالي الحافظ الناقد ثقة الدين أبي القاسم علي بن الحسن بن هبة الله بن عبد الله بن الحسين الشافعي رحمه الله و هو المجلس الخامس بعد الأربع مئة رواية أبي محمد مكي بن المسلم بن مكي بن خلف بن علان القيسي عنه

Abstract EN

This research addresses the narration style of Al-Hafeth ibn Asaker, the narrator of Al-Sham (Syria), Al-Hafeth ibn Asaker (499-571 AH) in which Ibn Asaker followed the style of relaters in recounting talks and events on the benefit of fasting, yet he was rather inaccurate in his narrations.

The author followed the style of relaters in their gatherings.

He starts by saying: «in the name of Allah the most compassionate the most merciful and peace be upon the Prophet, may Allah’s prayer and peace be upon him».

He then relates several «ahadeeth» (Prophetic sayings) on the subject in which he mentions the supporting facts, starting by mentioning whose words he quotes until he reaches the Prophet, may Allah’s prayer and peace be upon him.

He then mentions those who related the «ahadeeth» and documents it following the usual method of the relaters.

Finally, he concludes the meeting by reciting verses of poetry.

The scientific value of this part of the hadeeth rests in the fact that it is one of the hadeeth books that were classified during the sixth Century of the Higera.

A number of scholars and memorizers have actually seen the manuscript and heard the narrator, as stated at the end of the manuscript.

In addition, the author has earned a high scholarly standing in this area.