October 3, 2025Asian Social ScienceOpen Access

Investigating the Narrators from the Senior Tabi'in Class Who Narrated from Two Companions and Were Classified as "Maqbūl" by Ibn Hajar in "Taqrib al-Tahdhib"

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This research analyzes narrators classified as maqbūl who transmitted from two companions, implying a crucial role in hadith authenticity.

The analysis reveals the nuanced roles of narrators in hadith networks and their contributions to Islamic literature.
Expected outcomes include a systematic catalog of maqbūl narrators, aiding in hadith authentication efforts.
Methodologically, descriptive analysis along with an inductive approach offers a comprehensive view of their narrative integrity.
This work sheds light on the significance of dual-companion transmission in the credibility assessment of narrators.

Bounama et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research analyzes narrators classified as maqbūl who transmitted from two companions, implying a crucial role in hadith authenticity.