I was wondering, if Ibn Hajar declares a hadith to be Hasan (good), does that mean that it might be weak to him? I heard a scholar say that that is what it implies? Is this true?

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When Ibn Hajar classifies a Hadeeth as Hasan, it does not mean that it is weak to him; rather, it means that the Hadeeth is acceptable to him and that it is used as evidence.

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