قلة حديث الراوي عند المحدثين : معيارها و أسبابها و آثارها

Abstract EN

This research aims at studying the issue of the lack of narrating al-Hadeeth by narrators in point of view al-Mohadditheen in terms of its criteria, causes and effects on the narration itself and its narrator.

The research has found that the upper limit of narrations is twenty Hadeeth to describe the narrator by lack of narrating in al-Mohadditheen’s point of view.

In addition, this research has shown such several new idioms used by al-Mohadditheen to indicate the concept of “the lack of narrating al-Hadeeth by the narrators”, the most common and widely used of which are the idiom “Qaleel al-Hadeeth” which is clearly used by Imam Mohammad bin Saad at his book “al-Tabaqat”, the idiom “sheikh” by Abu Hatem al-Razi when describing the narrator with no anymore word along with sheikh, and the idiom “la ba’s beh-Nothing wrong with it” by Imam Yahia bin Mu’een when finding a restricted presumption.

Further, this research has revealed that there are reasons for a lot of cases behind the lack of Hadeeth among the narrators; some of which are religious, methodological, scientific, literary, political and professional in addition to the narrator’s preoccupation with his “bid'ah” in the name of narrating.

At the end, this research has clarified by accurate examples that the lack of narrating al-Hadeeth among the narrators has such implications and effects on the narration itself and its narrator; some of which are positive and other are negative, which is most likely.