چکیده:
hussein ibn muhammad ashnani is one of the sunni and sunni scholars of religious religion in the fourth century ah. boom ray, with an ancient and rooted past, has been the home of many of the narrators and narrators. the assignment of hussein ibn muhammad ashnani to ray and his position in the hadith books of ibn babuiyyah is worthy of study. a sunni jurisprudents are interested in the ahlul -bayt with a background from ray that the traditions of the marwi in imamiyyah sources are often in the field of the virtues of the prophet (peace be upon him). although shiite sources have been considered one of the imam's elders, sheikh saduq's specific descriptions of the imam khomeini make him serious. saduq described him as al -adl, and the term is located for the conflict of votes among the researchers. in this essay, the title of one of the sunni elders is identified. to illustrate the role of saduq in the transfer of sunni news to the imamiyyah as one of his narratives, "ya'ali lak kenz in al -jinnah and an end of the cornea", and considers the news of the concluded news. this study aimed imamiyyah emphasizes the works of saduq and with an analytical descriptive method to evaluate the identity of rijali and hadith.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Due to Ashnani's attribution to Rey and his valuable position in the hadith heritage of Ibn Babawayh as one of Saduq's Sunni masters, his narrations are worthy of investigation, and the extent of Ashnani's influence on Imami culture will be studied through the lens of the works of Sheikh Saduq.
Given the abundance of Husayn ibn Muhammad Ashnani's presence in the writings of Sheikh Saduq, he is recognized as one of the major masters of Ibn Babawayh; however, researchers and biographical scholars have not provided precise information and reports regarding his school of thought and hadith personality.
Another title that Sheikh Saduq mentions for Husayn ibn Muhammad in his works is "Ashnani" (Ibn Babawayh, 1404, Vol. 1, p.
In describing Husayn Muhammad Ashnani, he has mentioned him with meaningful and technical titles in the hadith sciences that have become noteworthy to the later Shiite Rijal scholars: "Al-Razi" (Ibn Babawayh, 1362, p.
170) and so on, it has never been mentioned in Saduq's works as a twin description for a hadith scholar and teacher except for Husayn ibn Muhammad Ashnani al-Razi.
It is necessary to note that his approach is based on the way Sunni scholars mention the merits of Imam Ali, but they have not narrated any hadith regarding his authority over Muslims or his caliphate, and this itself is another clue to Ashnani's Sunnism (see: Ibn Babawayh, 1362, Vol. 1, p.
The statistical count of the source's chains of narration with Husayn ibn Muhammad al-Ashnani shows that most of his narrations are by Sheikh Saduq in the book Uyun Akhbar al-Rida (see: Ibn Babawayh, 1404, Vol. 2, pp.