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[quote]The Sunnah has been defined by the scholars of the science of Hadîth as follows: “A word spoken, or an act done, or a confirmation given by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).” “Confirmation” in this definition is termed in Arabic as Taqreer. What is meant by this term is like somebody said something, or acted in a particular manner, and his saying or act came to the knowledge of the Holy Prophet (pbuh) and he either confirmed it in express words or remained silent without given any indication of disapproval. Such silence, being an implied approval of the Holy Prophet (pbuh) is also included in the term Sunnah. (From the book of Molana Taqi Usmani,Darul uloom Karachi) All the views to carried farward this is welcome Edited by: usmani790 on Friday, March 17, 2006 10:08 AM[/quote]
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