The Prophetic Hadith Councils attended by ten thousand onwards

Abstract

• Introduction: The Prophetic Hadith hearing councils are a prophetic tradition (Sunnah), which Muslims are distinguished by, the successor received from the predecessor, and dedicated for teaching hadith.
• Research methodology: the inductive approach.
• The importance of the topic: highlighting the scientific status of the hadith narrators, collecting what is dispersed around hadith councils, and drawing the attention of Muslim youth to what these councils were like.
• Reasons for selecting the topic: perusal on Hadith narration councils.
• Research Objectives: Knowing the Sunnah of the Prophet, methods of caring for it, and recording narrators' exploits.
• Previous studies: I did not find an independent research in this.
• The research plan: It consisted of: introduction, two studies, and a conclusion:
• The first topic: Contains the definition of dictation, listening, narrating, and others.
• The second topic: It contains a brief translation of those who held Hadith councils attended by a large crowd, more than ten thousand people, and it has six conditions, which are: The councils were attended by one hundred thousand or more, seventy thousand, forty thousand, thirty thousand, twenty thousand, and ten thousand.

•           Conclusion, in which: The number of scholar's translations in this research is fifteen (16), and the highest number of attendees of the hadith council was one hundred sixty thousand (160,000) people, and the lowest number was ten thousand (10,000), and the largest number of disciples who conveyed the hadith to others in one council was three hundred and sixteen (316), and the most request to repeat the hadith until disciples hear was fourteen (14) times