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This application contains the Forty Hadiths of Nawawi with an offline explanation, which includes the book, Forty Hadiths of Nawawi, written and with audio, as well as the book, Explanation of the Forty Hadiths of Nawawi, written and with audio. It is easy to use and navigate.

All the hadiths in the book, The Forty Hadiths of Nawawi, are written and organized with explanations in a simple and clear manner. An audio explanation has also been added for each hadith in a separate clip. The Forty Hadiths of Nawawi have been limited to offline explanations, allowing the user to memorize the hadiths, read them, and understand their meanings seamlessly.

The features of this application include:
• An interactive and accessible user interface that works on most devices.
• The ability to listen to the hadiths with a comprehensive explanation by Sheikh Othman Al-Khamis and Sheikh Ibn Uthaymeen in their explanation of the Forty Hadiths of Nawawi.
• The ability to save the audio clip on your phone.
• Ease of reading the hadiths smoothly, allowing you to...
• The ability to zoom in and out by touching the screen and scrolling.

The Forty Hadiths of Nawawi is a collection of forty-two noble prophetic hadiths compiled by Yahya ibn Sharaf al-Nawawi, known as Imam al-Nawawi, in the book "The Forty Hadiths on the Foundations of Islam and the Principles of Rulings," also known as the Forty Hadiths of Nawawi. Imam al-Nawawi explained the reason for compiling the forty hadiths, saying: "Some scholars compiled the forty hadiths on the fundamentals of religion, some on branches of religion, some on jihad, some on asceticism, and some on sermons. All of these are valid objectives, may God be pleased with those who seek them. I have found that compiling forty hadiths is more important than all of this. They are forty hadiths that encompass all of these, and each hadith is a major principle of the religion. Scholars have described it as the foundation of Islam, or half of Islam, or a third of it, or something similar." The Forty Hadiths and the Forties emerged based on a weak hadith that says: “Whoever memorizes forty hadiths concerning the religious affairs of my ummah, Allah, the Almighty, will resurrect him on the Day of Resurrection among the jurists and scholars.”
Imam al-Nawawi also said in the introduction to his book about this hadith and the extent to which he relied on it in compiling the Forty Nawawi Hadiths: “Scholars have agreed on the permissibility of acting upon weak hadiths regarding the virtues of deeds. However, my reliance is not on this hadith, but rather on the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) in the authentic hadiths: ‘Let the one who is present among you inform the one who is absent,’ and his words: ‘May Allah make prosperous the one who hears my words, memorizes them, and conveys them as he heard them.’” Professor Maher al-Hindi commented on al-Nawawi’s statement, stating that relying on weak hadiths regarding the virtues of deeds is the opinion of the majority and is not agreed upon. Author The Forty Hadith of Imam al-Nawawi: He is Abu Zakariya Yahya ibn Sharaf al-Hizami al-Nawawi al-Shafi’i (631 AH - 1233 AD / 676 AH - 1277 AD), known as “al-Nawawi,” is a Muslim hadith scholar, jurist, and linguist, and one of the most prominent Shafi’i jurists. He is famous for his numerous books and compilations in jurisprudence, hadith, language, and biographies, such as Riyad as-Salihin, Al-Arba’in an-Nawawi, Minhaaj at-Talibin, and ar-Rawdah. He is described as the editor, refiner, corrector, and arranger of the Shafi’i school of thought, as the practice among Shafi’i jurists was based on what al-Nawawi preferred. Al-Nawawi is called the Sheikh of the Shafi’is, and when the term “the two Sheikhs” is used among the Shafi’is, it is meant to refer to al-Nawawi and Abu al-Qasim al-Rafi’i al-Qazwini. Al-Nawawi was born in Nawa in 631 AH. When he reached the age of ten, his father put him in a shop, so he would not be busy with buying and selling and would not learn and memorize the Holy Quran, until he had completed the Quran and was close to He reached puberty and remained in his hometown of Nawa until he was eighteen years old, then traveled to Damascus. Al-Nawawi arrived in Damascus in 649 AH (649 AH), where he studied with the Mufti of the Levant, Abd al-Rahman ibn Ibrahim al-Fazari, and learned from him. Al-Nawawi remained in Damascus for approximately twenty-eight years, spending all of his time in a small house in the Rawahiyya School, learning, teaching, and writing books. He assumed the presidency of Dar al-Hadith al-Ashrafiyya until his death in 676 AH (676 AH).
About the author, Imam al-Nawawi:

Imam al-Nawawi (631 AH - 676 AH) was one of the most prominent Shafi'i jurists and hadith scholars of Islam. He was known for his meticulous study of the Shafi'i school of thought and its foundations. Among his most prominent works are: Riyad al-Salihin (631 AH - 676 AH), Al-Nawawi's Forty Hadiths (631 AH - 676 AH), Al-Minhaj (631 AH - 676 AH), and Al-Rawdah (636 AH - 676 AH). He lived an ascetic life, devoting himself to knowledge, teaching, and writing, becoming a beacon for scholars and students of knowledge throughout the ages.

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