EVALUATION OF NARRATIONS REGARDING THE VIRTUE DEGREES OF PRAYING IN CONGRATULATION

Title EVALUATION OF NARRATIONS REGARDING THE VIRTUE DEGREES OF PRAYING IN CONGRATULATION
Author Hüseyin Vuruşkan
Publication Place Presidency of Religious Affairs - Presidency of Religious Affairs
Subject Diyanet scientific journal, 2022-03, Vol.58 (1), p.193-234
Type Book
Language ara,tur
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Leitir Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 1300-8498, DOI: 10.61304/did.982377
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Notes Performing the five daily obligatory prayers in congregation is one of the issues emphasized in the hadiths. When we look at the hadiths on this subject, one of the most important points that attracts attention is the expressions in various styles and contents regarding the virtue of prayer performed in congregation. Hz. In many of his hadiths, the Prophet (pbuh) encouraged Muslims to pray in congregation, stating that prayer performed in congregation is more virtuous than prayer performed alone. While some hadiths mentioned on this subject use general expressions about virtue, some hadiths include numerical values ​​as the degree of virtue. In the hadiths where numerical values ​​are mentioned, different degrees are mentioned as "twenty-odd", "twenty-four", "twenty-four or twenty-five", "twenty-five", "twenty-seven" and "twenty-seven or twenty-five". In fact, in one hadith, "fifty" degrees are mentioned for congregational prayer in the countryside. Naturally, this situation has led to the thought that there is an apparent contradiction between the hadiths. In this article, we tried to reveal both the authenticity of the hadiths and what is meant in the hadiths by discussing the document and text evaluations of the hadiths on this subject.
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EVALUATION OF NARRATIONS REGARDING THE VIRTUE DEGREES OF PRAYING IN CONGRATULATION

Author Hüseyin Vuruşkan
Publication Place Presidency of Religious Affairs - Presidency of Religious Affairs
Subject Diyanet scientific journal, 2022-03, Vol.58 (1), p.193-234
Type Book
Language ara,tur
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Leitir Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 1300-8498, DOI: 10.61304/did.982377
Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_10d8ea8856934d27a2ba17645b8261c1
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes Performing the five daily obligatory prayers in congregation is one of the issues emphasized in the hadiths. When we look at the hadiths on this subject, one of the most important points that attracts attention is the expressions in various styles and contents regarding the virtue of prayer performed in congregation. Hz. In many of his hadiths, the Prophet (pbuh) encouraged Muslims to pray in congregation, stating that prayer performed in congregation is more virtuous than prayer performed alone. While some hadiths mentioned on this subject use general expressions about virtue, some hadiths include numerical values ​​as the degree of virtue. In the hadiths where numerical values ​​are mentioned, different degrees are mentioned as "twenty-odd", "twenty-four", "twenty-four or twenty-five", "twenty-five", "twenty-seven" and "twenty-seven or twenty-five". In fact, in one hadith, "fifty" degrees are mentioned for congregational prayer in the countryside. Naturally, this situation has led to the thought that there is an apparent contradiction between the hadiths. In this article, we tried to reveal both the authenticity of the hadiths and what is meant in the hadiths by discussing the document and text evaluations of the hadiths on this subject.
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