الرواة الذين ترجم لهم ابن حبان في المجروحين و أخرج لهم صحيحه : دراسة و تحليل

Abstract EN

This study investigates deeply those Haddith narrators that Ibn Habban classified among the unreliable.

Yet, he recorded some of their narrations (haddith) in his Saheeh despite the fact that he classified them as unreliable.

The study also investigates such narrations and the reasons why Ibn Habban recorded them in his Saheeh even though he classified those narrators among the unreliable taking into account that he wrote his Saheeh after his classification.

Based on this investigation, the researchers have reached the following conclusions: 1.

The number of narrators that Ibn Habban considered their narrations in his Saheeh after he classified their biographies among the unreliable was 38 narrators.

The author warned about 4 of them when recording their narrations (haddith) and did not mention anything about the others.

2.

The number of narrations that were narrated by those narrators in Ibn Habban‘s saheeh were 52 narrations.

3.

The number of reliable narrators considered unreliable was 22.

4.

Ibn Haban did not write in his saheeh the haddith of every narrator that was reclassified as reliable after being classified as unreliable.

Several of them were reclassified as reliable yet he did not write their haddith.

After analyzing the biographies of those narrators, it was found that Ibn Habban wrote their Haddith in his Saheeh for certain reasons.