Abstract:

In the first period, the data on the methods of narration of hadiths, on the one hand, contribute to the understanding of the science and method of hadith; on the other hand, it prevents generalizations. The study deals with the issue of fame as one of the reasons for the conveyance method. In the research, the relationship between irsāl and fame has been analyzed in the context of Ibrāhīm al-Nak̲h̲aī (d. 96/714) statement "If I have narrated it from Abdullāh b. Masʿūd, I have heard it from many people." First, the related word was determined, and its effect on the method was discussed, then the relationship between Ibn Masʿūd and Nak̲h̲aī; It has been tested on ricāl, method, fiqh, narration, and examples. In the end, it has been determined that Nak̲h̲aī applied to the waybill when he heard from many people than Ibn Masʿūd, and Nak̲h̲aī's word was used as a reference by those who took evidence of mursal. This situation should be seen as the reason for the posi-tive attitude towards Nak̲h̲aī's mursals in Hanafi and some hadith scholars.

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