Abstract:
IntroductionHadith, as the second source in deriving religious rulings and the most extensive source among the four sources, has a high value and use. But this extensive and efficient resource requires factors and tools in validating and implying and requires high effort and accuracy. in implying and understanding the hadith Various tools are involved, and the rules and proofs for understanding hadith are considered the most important tools for understanding hadith, which reveal the correct and precise semantic layers of the text and the and mentalities and thoughts in mind of the author. One of the most important and practical rules in the knowledge of hadith jurisprudence is the rule of Ta’īll, which has been used in a relatively large number of hadiths In a purposeful addition format is used and has significant benefits such as explanation, generalization, allocation, etc. Therefore, the transmitters and jurists have paid special attention to which and have had various uses and interpretations of Ta’īll. Awareness of the perceptions of Ta’īll can reveal the importance of reasoning in understanding the hadith and show how to use Ta’īll to a great extent.Materials and MethodsThis research aims to explain the uses of the rule of Ta’īll and show how to use it practically through the analytical-descriptive method. The cases of using the Ta’īll rule in narrative and jurisprudential books such as "al-usul al-ama lilfiqh al-muqaran"; "tadhkerat al-fuqahā'; "mabādi' al-usul 'ilā 'ilm al-usul"; “mukhtalif al-shia”; "muntaha al-maṭlab"; "sharh al-urwat al-wuthqā"; "al-Istebṣār"; "madārik al-'aḥkam"; "al-Wāfi"; "biḥār al-anwār"; “Rawdat al-Muttaqin fi Sharh Man La yahudhuruh al-Faqih"; "al-hadayiq al-nādirah"; “Al-Mu’tabar fi Sharh Al-Mukhtasar”; “mashariq al-shumus"; "kitab al-hajj"; “brāhin al-haja lelfuqaha' wa al-hujaj"; “Al-Rawḍa al-bahīyya fī sharḥ al-lumʿat al-Dimashqīyya” ; and some researches related to the Ta’īll rule like “Examination of the Concept of Ta’īll”, “The Method of Ta’īll in the Qur'an”, “Ethical and Educational Ta’īlls of Imam Ali (AS) in Nahj al-Balagha”, “Understanding the Legal Ta’īll of the Transmission of Precepts from Nass to Other Cases in the Viewpoints of Islamic Sects”, “The Concept of Ta’īll in the Ethical Proposition of Ta’īll in the Qur'an and Hadith”, and “Types of Application of Analogy in Shia Jurisprudence Based on Jawaharlal Kalam” have been analyzed.Results and FindingsSome of the most important uses of Ta’īll in the understanding of the hadith show that this rule is very important for understanding the text and the intention of the Innocent Transmitter (Ma’sum), and it is used in the generalization of the verdict, the recognition of the verdict, the identification of the Taqiyyah Hadiths, and the preference of the overall meaning over the apparent meaning. However, neglecting the Ta’īll makes the meaning incomplete and imprecise and will make the ruling wrong; In such a way that the understanding and interpretation of hadith will go astray. ConclusionImams, peace be upon them, as transmitters of hadith, have paid great attention to Ta’īll, and this great attention shows and confirms their eloquence and keeping in mind the precise concepts. For this reason, religious textual researchers have hired Ta’īll in the process of discovering the meaning and purpose of hadith in working with narrative texts; They have also paid attention to which in the inference stage of the rulling. This kind of dealing with Ta’īll shows the high position of which in textual research and understanding of hadith. In addition to correct and precise recognition of the verdict, Ta’īll can sometimes generalize the verdict to other cases and examples. It is also helpful in identifying Taqiyyah hadiths.
Machine summary:
Some of the most important applications of Ta'lil in understanding Hadith include generalization, determining the ruling, identifying a Taqiyyah Hadith, and preferring an ambiguous meaning over the apparent one.
By stating the cause, this style makes the subject and the ruling clearer and more apparent, providing the reader with a deeper and more precise understanding of the text; as researchers have noted in all texts, the principle is based on Ta'lil (Ibn Abidin, 1415 AH, Vol. 1, 482).
Some jurists have utilized the ta'lil used in this narration and generalized the ruling to other instances of the cause (Hilli, 1415 AH, Vol. 5, 79).
Religious text researchers, when working with narrational texts, have utilized ta'lil in the stage of discovering the meaning and intent of the Hadith; they have also paid attention to ta'lil in the stage of deriving rulings.
The most important applications of ta'lil in understanding Hadith and deriving religious rulings are: generalization, identifying a ruling, recognizing instances of Taqiyya, and preferring the ambiguous meaning over the rejected one.
Samiee, Taha and Wa'ezi, Sayyid Hossein (2018) Recognizing the Cause in the Extension of a Ruling from the Text to Other Cases from the Perspective of Islamic Schools, Foundations of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, No. 22, 11977 Suyuti, Jalal al-Din (1216 AH) Al-Itqan fi Ulum al-Quran, Beirut: Dar al-Fikr Tabataba'i, Sayyid Ali (1413 AH).
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