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Sunan Ibn Mājah
سنن ابن ماجه
Imām Muḥammad ibn Yazīd Ibn Mājah · الإمام محمد بن يزيد ابن ماجه · d. 273 AH
One of the six canonical books.
- Tradition
- Hadith
- On the allow-list
- Yes
- Hadith
- 4,345
- English translation
- Nāṣiruddīn al-Khaṭṭāb. Dār-us-Salām, 2007
- URL pattern on Zujajah.org
- /ibnmajah/ch-<NNN>.html#h<idInBook>
Cited by 7 sections
- What divorce (talaq) is, and when it is allowed What talaq means, why Islam values the marriage bond and dislikes divorce, and the five rulings a divorce can carry depending on the circumstances.
- The emphasis on the Friday prayer, and the warning against abandoning it The Qur'an's command to hasten to Jumu'ah, the reward for attending it properly, and the hadith that warn severely against missing it.
- The virtues of Hajj and Umrah The rewards described for Hajj and Umrah in hadith: the expiation of sin, the guarantee of Paradise for an accepted Hajj, and the special standing of the Day of Arafah.
- The virtues of Jumu'ah Why Friday is called Jumu'ah, the hadith on its excellence, its place among the earlier nations, and why a special prayer was given to this one day.
- Visiting Madinah, and the etiquette of the Prophet's ﷺ grave The virtue of visiting Madinah, entering the Prophet's ﷺ mosque, and the words of greeting at his grave and those of Abu Bakr and Umar beside it.
- Vows to fast, and i'tikaf The rules for a vow (nazar) that involves fasting, and the rulings of i'tikaf, the spiritual retreat closely tied to Ramadan.
- What fasting is, and why it matters What the fast of Ramadan is, why it is the fourth pillar of Islam, and the virtues the Qur'an and hadith give it.