"The approach followed by the scholars of the Islamic nation throughout centuries was based on a trilogy of 'Transmission, Reasoning, and Conflict.'

The purpose of this collection of ideas and articles was to present a cohesive scientific vision of religion in all its issues. To speak truthfully, it was necessary to elucidate the methodology adopted by the scholars of the nation. This book represents the first part of that, focusing on the topic of 'Transmission.'

In this book, the author explains to us, in a literary style, the methodologies of authentication used by Muslim scholars, whether from the traditionists or jurists, to demonstrate how they authenticated narrations and their stance regarding their compatibility with reason or established knowledge. He takes you through articles explaining the possibilities that negatively affect the transmission process, and he elucidates their various methodologies used to address these possibilities in a literary language that does not compromise the scientific content of the discourse."