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**denSmumbSes** · 12-07-2009, 02:50 AM

What is the stance on Israeli narrations? There are many "Israeli Hadith Qudsi" if you want to call them that...

Generally with Isra'iliyat, two things have to be checked:
1- The chain of the narration, as there have been instances of where forgeries were attributed to Wahb and others
2- The soundness and accuracy of the meaning of the narration ie. does it contain any issues contrary to our accepted and proven beliefs.

Even if both these are ok, excessive quoting of such narrations isn't advised.
The Nur and Barakah is in the words of Nabi .

12-07-2009, 02:50 AM	#33
denSmumbSes Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	What is the stance on Israeli narrations? There are many "Israeli Hadith Qudsi" if you want to call them that... Generally with Isra'iliyat, two things have to be checked: 1- The chain of the narration, as there have been instances of where forgeries were attributed to Wahb and others 2- The soundness and accuracy of the meaning of the narration ie. does it contain any issues contrary to our accepted and proven beliefs. Even if both these are ok, excessive quoting of such narrations isn't advised. The Nur and Barakah is in the words of Nabi .
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