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In Praise of al-Andalus. Andalusi Identity in ibn Hazm's and al-Šaqundī’s Treatises [PDF]

Wilk, Mateusz
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A critical edition of Al-Dibaj Al-Khusruwani Fi Akhbar A Yan Al-Mikhlaf Al-Sulaymani by Al-Hasan B. Ahmad Akish (d. 1290/1874) with detailed introduction. [PDF]

, 1988
Bishri, Ismail Muhammad
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A critical edition of Al-Araj Al-Miski Fi T-Tarikh Al-Makki by Ali B Abd Al-Qadir At-Tabari together with an introduction to the work and its author [PDF]

, 1980
Al-Tasan, M. S.
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SECTARIES IN THE 'SIX BOOKS' + DEVIANT TRADITIONISTS IN THE COMPILATIONS OF ALBUKHARI, MUSLIM, ABU-DAWUD, ALTIRMIDHI, ALNISAI, AND IBN-MAJAH - EVIDENCE FOR THEIR EXCLUSION FROM THE SUNNI COMMUNITY

, 2016
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Ibn al-Mubārak, Traditionist

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2020
Christopher Melchert. surveys modern scholarship in Arabic and English concerning this prominent eighth-century traditionist. The fullest is a book by Muḥammad Saʿīd ibn Muḥammad Bukhārī (2003). He goes on to review where Ibn al-Mubārak collected hadith, his tendency in law, and and his personal stances as to various controversies of his time, such as ...
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Jewish Secularism and Ethno-National Identity in Israel: The Traditionist Critique

Journal of Contemporary Religion, 2011
This article examines traditionist (masorti) Israeli Jews’ critique of the dominant secular Israeli culture and identity. Based upon 102 in-depth personal interviews with Jewish Israelis who identify as traditionists, the article suggests that the traditionist ability to transcend the ‘secular vs.
Yaacov Yadgar
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Belonging without commitment: the Christocentric view and the traditionist perspective on modern religion

Culture and Religion, 2018
This essentially theoretical article suggests a novel way to conceptualise the middle spaces of people whose link to religion is perceived as partial and fragmentary – the vast majority of the popu...
Nissim Leon, Hizky Shoham
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Early ‘Traditionist Sufis’: A Network Analysis

2020
Earlier scholars have proposed that hadith collectors and specialists in the pious life were largely the same persons in the earlier eighth century, then gradually drifted apart into the tenth century. Here, Jeremy Farrell applies network theory to the biographies of five Sufis who were also notable hadith collectors: Ibn Masrūq, Ibn al-Aʿrābī, Jaʿfar ...
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