This report is an example of ṣaḥīḥ li-dhātihi. That classification brings together all five conditions:
• Every narrator is trustworthy and preserves the Hadith very carefully, with its sanad, in memory or writing.
• No narrator is omitted.
• No hidden defect affects soundness.
• A trustworthy narrator's report does not contradict a more reliable narrator's report.
Reading the names alone is not a scholarly investigation of these conditions.
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Ṣaḥīḥ li-Dhātihi: A Bukhari Example and Its Ruling
This report is an example of ṣaḥīḥ li-dhātihi. That classification brings together all five conditions:
• Every narrator is trustworthy and preserves the Hadith very carefully, with its sanad, in memory or writing.
• No narrator is omitted.
• No hidden defect affects soundness.
• A trustworthy narrator's report does not contradict a more reliable narrator's report.
Reading the names alone is not a scholarly investigation of these conditions.