Which distinction matters when applying “yurā annahu kadhib”?
Trustworthy Transmission, the Report of a Fāsiq, and Responsible Narration
- A passing suspicion is not identical to knowledge or well-grounded belief
- Abridging a matn itself establishes knowledge of fabrication
- A narrator’s mere doubt necessarily equals knowledge of falsehood
- Every solitary report should count as known falsehood absent corroboration