Jami' al-Tirmidhi 585 · Project Hadith

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حدثنا قتيبة قال: حدثنا أبو الأحوص، عن سماك، عن جابر بن سمرة، قال: «كان النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم إذا صلى الفجر قعد في مصلاه حتى تطلع الشمس» : «هذا حديث حسن صحيح»

No English translation in the data for this text.

Jami' al-Tirmidhi, vol. 2, p. 479, no. 585. Not yet checked against the printed edition.

Status

هذا حديث حسن صحيحGood and sound (al-Tirmidhi) · al-Tirmidhi, Jami' al-Tirmidhi, vol. 2, p. 479, no. 585Not yet checked against the printed edition.

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Chain of narratorsBy year of death

الترمذيCompiler · Identified · d. 275–279 AH
Identified
Named by the text itself.
Who
محمد بن عيسى بن سورة بن موسى بن الضحاك ، وقيل : محمد بن عيسى بن يزيد بن سورة بن السكن
d. 275–279 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- The compiler of the work.
حدثنا · ḥaddathanā, “he narrated to us”
قتيبةProposed match · d. 240–241 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
قتيبة بن سعيد بن جميل بن طريف بن عبد الله ، ويقال : اسمه يحيى ، وقيل : علي
d. 240–241 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 2 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'قتيبه'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator after in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- قتيبة no death date
What the critics say
- ثقة ثبتReliable, with emphasis · Ibn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 454, entry 5522 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
حدثنا · ḥaddathanā, “he narrated to us”
أبو الأحوصProposed match · d. 179 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
سلام بن سليم
d. 179 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 9 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'ابو الاحوص'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before and the narrator after in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- حكيم بن عمير بن الأحوص d. 101–110 AH
- عوف بن مالك بن نضلة no death date
- محمد بن حيان d. 227 AH
- عمار بن رزيق d. 159 AH
- أبو الأحوص no death date
- أبو الأحوص no death date
- أبو الأحوص no death date
- أبو الأحوص no death date
What the critics say
No verdict loaded for this narrator yet.
عن · ʿan, “from”
سماكProposed match · d. 123 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
سماك بن حرب بن أوس بن خالد بن نزار بن معاوية بن حارثة بن ربيعة بن عامر بن ذهل بن ثعلبة
d. 123 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 4 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'سماك'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before and the narrator after in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- سماك بن عطية d. 130 AH
- سماك بن الوليد ، وقيل : سماك بن يزيد d. 111–120 AH
- سماك بن الفضل d. 121–130 AH
What the critics say
- صدوق وروايته عن عكرمة خاصة مضطربة وقد تغير بأخرة فكان ربما تلقنIbn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 255, entry 2624 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- ثمانين صحابياأدركت, al-Kashif, p. 465, entry 2141 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- هو ثقة ساء حفظهal-Dhahabī, al-Kashif, p. 465, entry 2141 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- قال صالح جزرة يضعفal-Dhahabī, al-Kashif, p. 465, entry 2141 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- ضعيف الحديث وكان شعبة يضعفه وقواه جماعةبن المبارك, al-Kashif, p. 465, entry 2141 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
عن · ʿan, “from”
جابر بن سمرةProposed match · d. 66–74 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
جابر بن سمرة بن جنادة ، ويقال : ابن عمرو بن جندب بن حجير بن رئاب بن حبيب بن سواءة بن عامر بن صعصعة
d. 66–74 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 2 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'جابر بن سمره'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- جابر بن سمرة no death date
What the critics say
- صحابي بن صحابي نزل الكوفة ومات بها بعد سنة سبعينCompanion · Ibn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 136, entry 867 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
no term
النبيThe Prophet MuhammadThe Prophet ﷺ · Identified
Identified
Named by the text itself.
Who
رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم · The Prophet Muhammad
No death date recorded

Names are as the text writes them; Latin-script names are not in the data yet (OPEN-33). Open a name to see who it may be and what the critics say.

System check · computed, not a ruling

Ruleset: Default rules for rating a chain v1 (draft)

سماك: a critic notes taghayyur.
الترمذي from قتيبة: no biographical source loaded lists this teacher and student.
قتيبة from أبو الأحوص: no biographical source loaded lists this teacher and student.
أبو الأحوص from سماك: no biographical source loaded lists this teacher and student.

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