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Scholars from Europe, the Middle East and North America explore medieval and modern approaches to the study of HadithExamining and exemplifying the latest methods and trends in Hadith Studies, this book treats scholarship from the early Middle Ages to the 21st century. It looks at how hadiths were transmitted and organised by Muslim scholars to give us the collections we use today, and how hadiths were used to define the life of pietyas well as to tell us the revealed law. Some chapters seek to overturn, refine or reaffirm dominant paradigms within the field. Others look to expand our horizons in new directions. Comprising studies from the Middle East, Europe and North America, this book makes a major contribution to a controversial and challenging field.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Conventions
Introduction Christopher Melchert
1. Kunnā nakrahu al-kitāb: Scripture, Transmission of Knowledge, and Politics in the Second Century AH (719-816 CE)Pavel Pavlovitch
2. The History of the adhān: A View from the Hadith LiteratureMaroussia Bednarkiewicz
3. Ibn al-Mubārak, TraditionistChristopher Melchert
4. Early 'Traditionist Sufis': A Network AnalysisJeremy Farrell
5. The Common Link and its Relation to Hadith TerminologyAli Aghaei
6. Hadith Criticism between Traditionists and JurisprudentsMutaz al-Khatib
7. Hadith Criticism in the Levant in the Twentieth Century: From ẓāhir al-isnād to ʿilal al-ḥadīthAhmad Snober
8. The Reception and Representation of Western Hadith Studies in Turkish AcademeFatma Kızıl
9. Can Different Questions Yield the Same Answers? Islamic and Western Scholarship on Shīʿī Narrators in the Sunnī TraditionMichael Dann
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