In addition, Abd Allah ibn al-Mubarak said, “The "isnad" is from the religion; were it not for the "isnad" anyone could say anything they wanted.” According to Ibn al-Salah, the "sanad" originated within the Muslim scholastic community and remains unique to it. Ibn Hazm said that the connected, continuous "sanad" is particular to the religion of Islam: the "sanad" was also used by the Jewish community, but they had a break of more than 30 generations between them and Moses, and the Christians limited their use of the "sanad" to the prohibition of divorce.Ibn Taymiyyah also said that the knowledge of " Isnaad " is particular to the followers of Prophet Muhammad