Concept:Taqrir is the term used in the science of Hadith for the Prophet’s silent approval of an action or saying that took place in his presence.
Explanation:The Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad is generally divided into three types: Qawl, Fi'l, and Taqrir.
Qawl refers to the Prophet’s own sayings.
Fi'l refers to the Prophet’s own actions.
Taqrir is the silent or tacit approval given by the Prophet when someone else said or did something before him and he did not disapprove.
This silence indicates that the action was acceptable and permissible in Islam.
It is neither Qawl nor Fi'l, but it is still considered an important proof in Islamic law.
Therefore, the silent approval of the Prophet is correctly known as Taqrir.
Answer:B — Taqrir (silent approval).