الجُزْءُ الثَّانِي مِنْ «مُخْتَصِرِ کِتَابِ قِيَامِ الَّليْلِ» من تأليف الإمام الحبر المجتهد الناقد الحافظ الحجــــة أبي عبد الله محمد بن نصر المَرْوَزِي المُتَوَفَّى سنة 294 هـ

عنوان المقالة [English]

The second part of “Mukhtasar al-Kitaab al-Qiyam al-Layl” was written by Imam al-Rabbi, the hard-working critic, al-Hafiz al-Hujjah, Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Nasr al-Marwazi, who died in the year 294 AH .

المؤلفون [English]

Prof. Dr. Hessa Abdul Aziz Al Suwaidi .

Professor of Hadith and its Sciences College of Sharia and Islamic Studies - Qatar University .

المستخلص [English]

Abstract:

This is the second part of the book “The Summary of Qiyam al-Layl” by Imam Muhammad bin Nasr al-Marwzi who died in 294 AH.

Which was summarized for himself by the scholar Ahmed bin Ali al-Maqrizi, who died in 835 AH.

The first part began with an introduction to the importance of the manuscript “The Summary of Qiyam al-Layl” and the reasons for choosing this manuscript, its work plan, and its methodology for investigation and study.

It also documents the attribution of the book to al-Marwazi and its translation, and then the translation of Ahmad bin Ali al-Maqrizi. After that, this work was followed by defining what is meant by the night prayer as a language and convention. Then I began investigating and studying the first part. It is called "the initiation of the obligatory night prayers".

The first part ended with this section, in which the number of hadiths and tracts reached forty-two hadiths and traces, and their degrees varied between authentic, good and weak.

The second part begins with the section “Remembrance of the encouragement to rise at night from the Book of God Almighty” and ends with the chapter “The Almighty’s saying: 'They were a little sleepless at night.

' And God Almighty is the conciliator and the guide to the good from words and to the straight path, and praise be to God, by whose grace the righteous is accomplished.

الکلمات الرئيسية [English]

(Abi Abdullah Al-Marwazi) (Night Prayer) (Hamad bin Ali Al-Maqrizi) (Al-Sahih and Al-Da'ef) (Hadiths and Relics) .