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Authored by Dr. Ali bin Abdullah Al-Siyah Subject Index Subject* Research Introduction Subject Index Chapter One: Discussions on the trustworthy narrators who deliberately paused the marfoo’ or sent the mawsool First Section: Definition of the terms: connection, marfoo’, pause, and qasar Second Section: Types of narrators based on their pause of the marfoo’ or their sending of the mawsool Third Section: Reasons for the trustworthy narrators’ pause of the marfoo’ and sending of the mawsool Fourth Section: Methods indicating deliberate pause by trustworthy narrators of the marfoo’ and sending of the mawsool Fifth Section: Benefits of knowing these narrators Sixth Section: Listing well-known narrators who paused the marfoo’ or sent the mawsool generally, and noting observations about them... Chapter Two: Mention of trustworthy narrators who deliberately paused the marfoo’ or sent the mawsool First Section: Muhammad ibn Sireen Branches on the issue of Ibn Sireen’s pause of the trustworthy: First Branch: Hadiths of Muhammad ibn Sireen from Abu Huraira in the two Sahihs Second Branch: If Ibn Sireen says about the companion: "He said" — i.e., repeats "said" — is it considered marfoo’? Third Branch: That favoring the marfoo’ over Ibn Sireen in case of disagreement is not a consistent rule, but a cue Fourth Branch: Most of Ibn Sireen’s pauses of the marfoo’ are from the great companion Abu Huraira Fifth Branch: The school of qasar prevailed among the Basran narrators, led by the great Imam Muhammad ibn Sireen Sixth Branch: Knowing Ibn Sireen’s habit is useful in understanding the marfoo’ in his hadiths narrated from some Second Section: Na’eem ibn Abdullah Al-Mujmir Third Section: Ayyub Al-Sakhtiyani Fourth Section: Abdullah ibn Awn Fifth Section: Misa’ar ibn Kidaam Sixth Section: Muslim ibn Abi Maryam Seventh Section: Shuba ibn Al-Hajjaj Eighth Section: Muhammad ibn Sulaim Abu Hail Al-Rasbi Ninth Section: Malik ibn Anas Tenth Section: Hammad ibn Zaid Eleventh Section: Sufyan ibn ‘Uyainah Conclusion of the research, including the most prominent findings and recommendations Hadith Index Sources and References Index Subject Index