Assessment of a Hadith

The Hadith are classified as follows:

1. Sahih 'very reliable'
2. hasan 'good, but less reliable'
3. Da'eef 'doubtful' and
4. mawdoe 'invented'

The conditions for a saheeh lore must meet five conditions.

1. The Hadith should go (through his neighbor back Sahaba ) to Muhammad through an uninterrupted chain of narrators ( isnaad ). Al-Bukhari went here on out it was that had. Met two successive narrators historically confirmed Muslim and others felt that it was enough that if these narrators could have another. Theoretically
2. The narrators must be known as sincere. Some find it enough as a narrator was a Muslim, others argue that sincerity must be confirmed.
3. The narrators must be known for their good memory. Also, this is a difference of opinion.
4. The Hadith should be deviations from the standard fixed traditions (free shudhudh ). Thus, four different narrators same Hadith deliver to the previous conditions. Three Hadith have to further study the same words, while a deviant. This deviant Hadith is accepted or not.
5. The Hadith is both in text and in terms of chain of narrations without a hidden flaw ( 'illa be that warn the falseness of it.) This requires a lot of expertise is required.