Hafsa bint Sîrîn and the evaluation of the narrations

Hafsa bint Sîrîn, who lived in Basra in the first century Hijri, was an important lady of the period, one of its scholars. In addition to the science of hadith, the science of fiqh and tafsir. Hafsa bint Sîrîn, who was determined to be interested in hadiths from the notables of the Companions and Tabiun and transferred this to later scholars, was accepted into sika by hadith critics. There is no cerh statement about Hafsa. She is one of the important students of Umm Atiyya al-Ansariyya, who came to Basra from Medina and distinguished himself with his knowledge of fiqh. She is also one of the important scholars of his time Iyâs b. Muâviye and Hisham b. Hassan spoke highly of him. For this reason, revealing the position of Hafsa bint Sîrîn in the science of hadith is both Being able to see the portrait of a woman in the period and to see the life of an important scholar important to know. For this purpose, Hafsa bint Sîrîn's life, family, social and scientific personality, cerh ta'dil status and narrations are discussed in two parts. The full text of the narratives, translation, attribution schemes were made, and the narrations were presented in the tables according to their subjects.