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El origen del isnād y la revuelta de al-Mujtār b. Abī ‘Ubayd en Kūfa (66-7/685-7) [PDF]
Durante el último siglo de estudios orientales, la cuestión de cuándo y dónde llegaron a consolidarse las tradiciones proféticas (ḥadīṯ, pl. aḥādīṯ) con líneas válidas de transmisión (isnād, pl. asānīd) ha atraído la atención de un considerable número de
Pavel Pavlovitch
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El inicio del desarrollo de la tradición del adúltero confeso en el Islam. Un análisis de Isnād y Matn [PDF]
Este artículo aplica la crítica del isnād y el matn a las tradiciones relacionadas con el castigo del adúltero confeso en el Islam. Ante todo, intenta seguir la pista de las tradiciones relevantes hasta su fuente más temprana que es, en opinión del autor,
Pavel Pavlovitch
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Patricia Crone and the “secular tradition” of early Islamic historiography: An exegesis
Abstract Patricia Crone famously identified three distinct sub‐traditions within early Islamic historiography: a “religious tradition”, a “tribal tradition”, and a “secular tradition”. Whereas the first is extremely unreliable and the second is partially unreliable regarding early Islamic history in general (c.
Joshua J. Little
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A Hidden Markov Model‐Based Tagging Approach for Arabic Isnads of Hadiths
Hadith judgment implies checking the validity of Hadith to decide whether it is correct (trustworthy) or false (bogus). “Matn” and “Isnad” are the main constituents of Hadith; “Matn” is the sayings of the prophet, whereas “Isnad” represents the narrators’ series.
Moath Mustafa Ahmad Najeeb, Nianyin Zeng
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Matn Criticism and Its Role in the Evaluation of Hadith Authenticity [PDF]
For centuries, Muslim community has taken ‘ulūm al-ḥadīth for granted as a valid method in hadith verification; if a hadith is declared as an authentic hadith after examined using the method, then they will accept the hadith as an authentic one ...
Ayub, A. (Ayub)
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Isnād system is the distinction of Muslim Ummah which is praised by its critics too because it is a source of access to the origin of every information. Muslim scholarship called it religion and did not accept hadith without Isnād .
Alam Khan
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Limits of ‘authoritarian upgrading’ in Syria:Private welfare, islamic charities, and the rise of the zayd movement [PDF]
The growth of private welfare in Syria since the 1990s and a parallel détente between the Baʿth regime and the Islamic trend have allowed an Islamic movement called Jamaʿat Zayd to gain an impressive hold on Damascus’ charitable sector.
Pierret, Thomas, Selvik, Kjetil
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Al-Madāʾinī and the Narratives of the ʿAbbāsid Dawla [PDF]
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Lindstedt, Ilkka Juhani
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ABSTRACT Efforts to define the concepts “Islam” and “history” have separately engendered rich debates with long intellectual genealogies. Both debates serve as a foundation for this essay's attempt to delimit the subject of “Islamic history.” However, the essay also argues that a close examination of the interaction between the two categories offers ...
RIAN THUM
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The death of a Prophet: the end of Muhammad's life and the beginnings of Islam [Book Review] [PDF]
This article reviews the book “The death of a Prophet: the end of Muhammad's life and the beginnings of Islam”, by Stephen J ...
Drury, Abdullah
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