LessonsHidden Omission and TadlīsQuiz

In the described situation, the narrator heard the report through a weak or ordinary pupil of the shaykh. He then omitted that pupil and attributed the report to the shaykh himself.

• The actual intermediary is unnamed.
• The named shaykh was not the source from whom this report was heard.
• The wording creates the possibility of direct hearing from that shaykh.

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Omitting the intervening pupil

Hidden Omission and Tadlīs

In the described situation, the narrator heard the report through a weak or ordinary pupil of the shaykh. He then omitted that pupil and attributed the report to the shaykh himself.

• The actual intermediary is unnamed.
• The named shaykh was not the source from whom this report was heard.
• The wording creates the possibility of direct hearing from that shaykh.