Sunan An-Nasa'i سنن النسائي [إنكليزي/عربي] (لونان)
تاريخ النشر: 25/07/2008
الناشر: دار الكتب العلمية
نبذة الناشر:This is the fifth work to be composed in the Prophetic tradition, after both Sahihs, Abu Dawud’s sunan, At-Tirmidhi’s Jami’; and besides Ibn Majah’s sunan, all constitute the six main fundaments of Hadith, the second source of law after the Holy Qur’an, therewith the religion is safeguarded and the faith ...is persistently maintained.
The composer is Abu abd Ar-Rahman: Ahamd Ibn Shu’aib Ibn Ali Ibn Sinan IbN Bahr Al-Khurasani An-Nasa’i, he was born in Nasa in the year of two hundred and fifteen of Hegira, and sought after knowledge acorss different countries and regions within the borders of the Islamic state at very early age.
From amongst his teachers from whom he heard narrations and tradition, a mention might be made of Ishaq Ibn Rahawaih, Hisham Ibn Ammar, Suwaid Ibn Nasr, Isa Ibn Hammad…
His work "Sunan" ranks the fifth among the compositions of Prophetic traditions, and it consists of over five thousand and seven hundred narrations, which are divided into three categories: the first corresponds to those upon which there is agreement among the narrators in general, and of both Al- BUkhari and Muslim in particular, and the second constitutes these traditions narrated in accordance with the same terms stipulated by both sheikhs, even though they themselves have not narrated them in their Sahihs, and the third implies some narrations, whose chains of transmission are defective, and fortunately, this is the smallest part, and the narrations it contains are the fewest in number.
Work in the translation of this composition whose English version appears for the first time is to abide by the Arabic text of the tradition, with simple additions just for explanation and they are distinguished by being put in between to parens إقرأ المزيد