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'''''Nahj al-faṣāha''''' (نهج الفصاحه), written by Abu l-Qasim Payandeh, is a collection of hadith from the [[Prophet (s)]] regarding virtues and [[akhlaq]]. | '''''Nahj al-faṣāha''''' (نهج الفصاحه), written by Abu l-Qasim Payandeh, is a collection of hadith from the [[Prophet (s)]] regarding virtues and [[akhlaq]]. | ||
It was named after the hadith of the Prophet (s) which says, "''Ana afsah al-Arab''" (I am the most fluent Arab). | It was named after the hadith of the Prophet (s) which says, "''Ana afsah al-Arab''" (I am the most fluent Arab). | ||
== The Topic of the Book == | == The Topic of the Book == | ||
This book only includes those hadith of the Prophet (s) which speak about virtues and akhlaq, and avoids hadith regarding other topics such as fiqh. In reference to the topic of the book and its accuracy, the author says: | This book only includes those [[hadith]] of the Prophet (s) which speak about virtues and morals (akhlaq), and avoids hadith regarding other topics such as [[fiqh]]. In reference to the topic of the book and its accuracy, the author says: | ||
::I compiled this collection of the Prophet's (s) sayings through years of studying texts, and spent as much of my life as possible on it - and even with all my attention, if there is any incorrect hadith in it, I would not be worried because I have not related something wrong to the Prophet (s) or quoted any weak saying from others; and also I might be allowed this because this collection is not about [the rulings of] the permissible and the forbidden - it is about the good, virtues and perfections - and leaders of the past have always been easy on the chains of transmitters of such hadith. | ::I compiled this collection of the Prophet's (s) sayings through years of studying texts, and spent as much of my life as possible on it - and even with all my attention, if there is any incorrect hadith in it, I would not be worried because I have not related something wrong to the Prophet (s) or quoted any weak saying from others; and also I might be allowed this because this collection is not about [the rulings of] the permissible and the forbidden - it is about the good, virtues and perfections - and leaders of the past have always been easy on the chains of transmitters of such hadith. | ||
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== The Book's Structure == | == The Book's Structure == | ||
In a lengthy introduction, the author has spoken of his purpose for writing the book, and expanded upon the Prophet's (s) fluency of speech, among other issues. This is followed by 3227 hadith which are in alphabetical according to the first letter of the first word of the hadith. Later translations and editions have rearranged the hadith based on their topics. The book ends with two appendices: the first appendix contains the Prophet's (s) speeches and the second appendix includes his metaphorical sayings. | In a lengthy introduction, the author has spoken of his purpose for writing the book, and expanded upon the Prophet's (s) fluency of speech, among other issues. This is followed by 3227 [[hadith]] which are in alphabetical according to the first letter of the first word of the hadith. Later translations and editions have rearranged the hadith based on their topics. The book ends with two appendices: the first appendix contains the Prophet's (s) speeches and the second appendix includes his metaphorical sayings. | ||
== English translation== | == English translation== | ||