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The Ninth Chapter: Weak Hadith Why did the guardianship not strengthen the protection of the Law, despite the abundance of Israelite narrations from the Law? Do you think that the people are in a state of confusion with the scholars of the Law through the transmission of weak chains of narration, such as the Shiites, the priests, and the polytheists? Why did the Noble Quran adopt the Israelite narrations, collecting them from the Jews and narrating them from the Prophet, peace be upon him? Why did the culture spread that compassion for weak hadith is a sign of strength? And that greed in weakening hadith is a sign of abundance of strength? Is it not better to strive to correct weak hadith? Especially the authentic hadiths. Because it is in line with the correct interpretations. Why does the hadith still remain alive, Subject to more criticism and neglect, after its burning smell has spread, As Al-Zarkashi said 600 years ago? Why do the innovators still engage in the art of Inventing more ways to ignite the fire of weak hadith? Does this art need someone to fulfill this fire for it? Indeed, whoever delves into history and finds that the truth has been left to the oppressors, they will find that the nights are long for them, And that the sun of the day will not be enough to illuminate them after it; For "no one loves to be excused more than God." And so the earth is filled with its oppressors, And the time of the interregnum, Between the last prophet from the Children of Israel, and the Messiah, peace be upon him, And between the seal of the prophets, our master Muhammad; and the interregnum between them, the guardianship did not strengthen the protection of the Law; Despite the abundance of Israelite narrations from the Law; So the earth remained in a state of confusion with the scholars of the Law, and they transformed Into a matter of news, even if it was weak. The Children of Israel said, as Ibn Abi reported from him: "And we were a people who

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