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**byncnombmub** · 04-18-2011, 07:28 AM

The details of the issue here are irrelevant. The only relevance is of the Ijmaa opposing the view of Ibn Masood ra on the mentioned issue. Kindly read the classical scholars about this issue.
Hafiz Bazzar after relating these traditions of Ibn Mas’ud in his Musnad, has written that he is solitary and isolated in his this opinion; no one from among the Companions has supported this view.

Yeah, the fact that the issue in question is a fabrication upon the name of the illustrious and noble Sahabi of Rasulullah

, Abdullah ibn Mas`ud, who was known as amongst the most knowledgeable of all the Sahaba, who used to give fatawa during the life of Rasulullah

, who was known as an expert in the Quran, is completely irrelevant.

As is the fact that this fabrication upon him endangers the entire claim of authenticity of the Quran and Islam as a whole, as Abdullah ibn Mas`ud

is amongst the narrators of the Quran. That is irrelevant as well.

All that matter is that you make your point.

04-18-2011, 07:28 AM	#24
byncnombmub Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	The details of the issue here are irrelevant. The only relevance is of the Ijmaa opposing the view of Ibn Masood ra on the mentioned issue. Kindly read the classical scholars about this issue. Hafiz Bazzar after relating these traditions of Ibn Mas’ud in his Musnad, has written that he is solitary and isolated in his this opinion; no one from among the Companions has supported this view. Yeah, the fact that the issue in question is a fabrication upon the name of the illustrious and noble Sahabi of Rasulullah , Abdullah ibn Mas`ud, who was known as amongst the most knowledgeable of all the Sahaba, who used to give fatawa during the life of Rasulullah , who was known as an expert in the Quran, is completely irrelevant. As is the fact that this fabrication upon him endangers the entire claim of authenticity of the Quran and Islam as a whole, as Abdullah ibn Mas`ud is amongst the narrators of the Quran. That is irrelevant as well. All that matter is that you make your point.
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