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There are two types of terms for jarh and ta'dil: words and phrases. | There are two types of terms for jarh and ta'dil: words and phrases. | ||
Words of jarh and ta'dil are either simple terms such as [[reliable hadiths|reliable]], truthful (Arabic: {{ia|الصدوق}}, saduq), well-reputed (Arabic: {{ia|الوجه}}, wajh), or complex terms such as having appropriate hadiths (Arabic: {{ia|صالح الحدیث}}, salih al-hadith), bad in memorizing (Arabic: {{ia|سیّئ الحفظ}}, sayyi' al-hifz), and with unknown or denied hadiths (Arabic: {{ia|منکر الحدیث}}, munkar al-hadith). | Words of jarh and ta'dil are either simple terms such as [[reliable hadiths|reliable]], truthful (Arabic: {{ia|الصدوق}}, al-saduq), well-reputed (Arabic: {{ia|الوجه}}, al-wajh), or complex terms such as having appropriate hadiths (Arabic: {{ia|صالح الحدیث}}, salih al-hadith), bad in memorizing (Arabic: {{ia|سیّئ الحفظ}}, sayyi' al-hifz), and with unknown or denied hadiths (Arabic: {{ia|منکر الحدیث}}, munkar al-hadith). | ||
Phrases of jarh and ta'dil are sentences used to express jarh or ta'dil of a transmitter of hadiths, such as "yuktab hadithuh" (his hadith is written), or "yunzar fih" (there are considerations about him), and the like. | Phrases of jarh and ta'dil are sentences used to express jarh or ta'dil of a transmitter of hadiths, such as "yuktab hadithuh" (his hadith is written), or "yunzar fih" (there are considerations about him), and the like. | ||