1 More than 183 years missing from the history of Islam\u2026 Where did they disappear?<\/p>\n
This research is worthy of reading and deep reflection.
\nAyatollah Sayyid al-Jalali.
\nMore than 183 years missing from the history of Islam\u2026 Where did they disappear? (1)
\nI would like to draw the attention of everyone who reads this topic that I do not intend to offend or insult anyone\u2014especially scholars and jurists, regardless of their status. This is an objective, scientific, historical study that raises questions and requires clear answers that leave no room for doubt, to the extent of the questions and question marks I will present, which are of great importance from my point of view\u2026!!!
\nThe topic:
\nThe overwhelming majority of Muslims rely, with complete and unquestioned dependence according to what they believe, on references and books such as Sahih Muslim, Sahih al-Bukhari, al-Tirmidhi, and others for the hadiths of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Let us look at these historical facts:
\nThe Prophet (peace be upon him) passed away in the year 11 AH.
\nSahih al-Bukhari: Its author is Muhammad ibn Isma\u2018il ibn Ibrahim ibn al-Mughirah ibn Bardizbah al-Ju\u2018fi, known as al-Bukhari. He was called al-Bukhari after his origin and birthplace in the city of Bukhara in Greater Khorasan (present-day Uzbekistan). He was born in 194 AH and died in 256 AH (aged 62). He was born 183 years after the death of the Prophet.
\nSahih Muslim: Its author is Abu al-Husayn Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj al-Naysaburi, born in the city of Nishapur in Persia in 206 AH, and he died there in 261 AH (aged 54). He was born 195 years after the death of the Prophet.
\nSunan al-Nasa\u2019i: Its author is Abu \u2018Abd al-Rahman Ahmad ibn Shu\u2018ayb ibn \u2018Ali ibn Bahr ibn Sinan al-Nasa\u2019i, born in 215 AH in the city of Nasa\u2019, a well-known town in Khorasan (present-day Uzbekistan). He died in the city of Ramla in Palestine in 303 AH (aged 88). He was born 204 years after the death of the Prophet.
\nAl-Tirmidhi: Its author is Muhammad ibn \u2018Isa ibn Sawrah ibn Musa ibn al-Dahhak al-Sulami, known as Abu \u2018Isa al-Tirmidhi, born in Tirmidh, a city in southern Uzbekistan, in 209 AH, and he died in 279 AH (aged 70). He was born 198 years after the death of the Prophet.
\nIbn Majah: Its author is \u2018Abdullah Muhammad ibn Yazid ibn Majah al-Rabi\u2018i al-Qazwini, born in Persia in 209 AH and died in Ramadan 273 AH (aged 64). He was born 198 years after the death of the Prophet.
\nThese gentlemen are among the most important foundational references of hadith. They are believed to be the most truthful transmitters, and all scholars of the Ummah have agreed upon the authenticity and reliability of their transmission and documentation of all the hadiths of the Messenger (peace be upon him). All of them were not Arabs. I do not intend to question their faith, but they were not Arabs\u2014that is, they were not born in the land of the Arabian Peninsula, the origin and cradle of Islam.
\nNow, let us look at what is more important:
\nDo you realize what the numbers (183, 195, 204, 198) years mean in human life? Biologists have determined that the time span of a generation is 33 years. This means that the gap between the death of the Prophet and the emergence of these hadith compilers is six generations. Time evolves and people change, in addition to the personal transformations of hadith narrators, whose consistency and continuity cannot be fully trusted. A person may be sane today and insane tomorrow; corrupt and immoral today and then transform into a pious and God-fearing person tomorrow. Humans are inherently sinners who err and make mistakes; they combine good and evil, right and wrong, good deeds and bad deeds\u2014they are not infallible angels, immune from error. Therefore, our subject and the core of the disagreement is the existence of more than six generations and years\u2014an entire historical period that is missing, about which no one truly knows anything, and which is not firmly established by scientific evidence and proofs that admit no doubt or ambiguity. To be precise, al-Bukhari, Muslim, al-Nasa\u2019i, al-Tirmidhi, and Ibn Majah\u2014all of t<\/p>\n
hem neither saw, nor knew, nor lived with the Prophet; indeed, they were not even born during the time of the Prophet, nor during the time of his Companions, nor even during the time of the Followers (Tabi\u2018in).
\nAbu Bakr al-Siddiq \u2013 ruled from 11 AH to 13 AH = 632 CE
\n\u2018Umar ibn al-Khattab \u2013 ruled from 13 AH to 23 AH = 634 CE
\n\u2018Uthman ibn \u2018Affan \u2013 ruled from 23 AH to 35 AH = 644 CE
\n\u2018Ali ibn Abi Talib \u2013 ruled from 35 AH to 40 AH = 661 CE
\nMu\u2018awiyah ibn Abi Sufyan \u2013 41\u201360 AH = 661\u2013680 CE
\nYazid I ibn Mu\u2018awiyah \u2013 60\u201364 AH = 680\u2013683 CE
\nMu\u2018awiyah II ibn Yazid \u2013 64 AH = 683\u2013684 CE
\nMarwan ibn al-Hakam \u2013 64\u201365 AH = 684\u2013685 CE
\n\u2018Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan \u2013 65\u201386 AH = 685\u2013705 CE
\nAl-Walid I ibn \u2018Abd al-Malik \u2013 86\u201396 AH = 705\u2013715 CE
\nSulayman ibn \u2018Abd al-Malik \u2013 96\u201399 AH = 715\u2013717 CE
\n\u2018Umar ibn \u2018Abd al-\u2018Aziz \u2013 99\u2013101 AH = 717\u2013720 CE
\nYazid II ibn \u2018Abd al-Malik \u2013 101\u2013105 AH = 720\u2013724 CE
\nHisham ibn \u2018Abd al-Malik \u2013 105\u2013125 AH = 724\u2013743 CE
\nAl-Walid II ibn Yazid II (killed) \u2013 125\u2013126 AH = 743\u2013744 CE
\nYazid III ibn al-Walid I \u2013 126 AH = 744 CE
\nIbrahim ibn al-Walid I (killed) \u2013 126\u2013127 AH = 744 CE
\nMarwan II ibn Muhammad (killed) \u2013 127\u2013132 AH = 744\u2013750 CE
\n\u2018Abdullah ibn Muhammad \u2013 al-Saffah Abu al-\u2018Abbas \u2013 132 AH \u2013 \u2026
\nIf you\u2019d like, I can also:
\npolish this into academic English,
\nkeep it neutral and literal, or
\nadapt it for publication or debate-style writing.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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