خلاصه ماشینی:
The results of this study show that “man balaq” hadiths, which are mentioned as the most important proof for this rule, neither imply the authenticity of weak hadiths (narrations) concerning nonobligatory actions, nor can they be understood as ‘irshad (referring to intellect), but these hadiths merely prove a graceful reward from Allah for those who acts according to them expecting His rewards.
( The Companion of Consensus (Ashab-e Ijma) and Trustworthy Narrators’ Shaykhs Mahdi Alaei Abstract Allame Majlesi I was one of the first jurists who studied the knowledge of Rijal analytically and reflected on many issues of this field especially the issue of general ways of approval.
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