Analysing Muslim Traditions : Studies in Legal, Exegetical and Magh Z Ad Th
Harald. Motzki
Bok Engelsk 2009 · Electronic books.
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| Utgitt | Leiden : : BRILL, , 2009.
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (520 p.)
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| Opplysninger | Description based upon print version of record.. - Preface; Chapter One. The Jurisprudence of Ibn Shihāb al-Zuhrī. A Source-Critical Study (Harald Motzki); I. The Problem; II. Maʿmar as a Source for Zuhrī 's Teaching; III. Ibn Jurayj as a Source for Zuhrī 's Teaching; IV. Mālik as a Source for Zuhrī 's Teaching; V. The Three Sources Compared; VI. A Prophetic Hạdīth by Zuhrī; VII. Conclusions; Chapter Two. Whither Hạdīth Studies? (Harald Motzki); I. Introduction: Juynboll on Nāfiʿ, the Mawlā of Ibn 'Umar; II. Chain Analysis: Method and Concept; The Common Link and its Single Strand; Partial Common Links and Single Strands. - Chapter Five. The Origins of Muslim Exegesis. A Debate (Harald Motzki)I. The Problem; II. Preliminary Notes; III. The Exegetical Traditions of Qur'ān 15:90-91; The Traditions of Group One; The Traditions of Group Two; The Traditions of Group Three; The Traditions of Group Four; The Traditions of Group Five; The ' Ikrima and Qatäda Traditions; Qatāda; 'Ikrima; Ibn Ishạ̄q's Tradition; The Traditions of Group Six; Conclusions; I V. Early Commentaries; Muqātil; Abū 'Ubayda , al-Farrā', al-Akhfash al-Awsat;̣ Muhạmmad al-Kalbī; Zayd ibn 'Alī. - I. Sale of Children and Debt-Servitude. Studies on the Early Period of the Islamic LawThe Methods of Hạdīth Analysis; II. Debt-Slavery in Early Islamic Jurisprudence; Schneider 's Analysis of the Surraq Hạdīth; The Transmission History of the Surraq-Hạdīth; Zanjī; 'Abd al-Samad; Interim Results and the Version of Zayd's Sons; Ibn Lahī'a; The Tradition P11 by Bayhaqī; Interim Review; The Issue of Origin; The Issue of Surraq's Historicity; A Further Surraq -Hạdīth; The Hạdīth P23 about the Sale of a Free Person; The Pre-Islamic Law of Obligations in the Hịjāz. - III. On Nāfi's Alleged Role in the Transmission of TraditionsWas Nāfi' a Historical Figure?; Juynboll 's Isnād Analysis of a Tradition of Nāfi' from Ibn 'Umar; IV. Investigating the Mutūn of the Zakāt al-Fitṛ Tradition; Malik ibn Anas; Mūsā ibn ʿUqba; Ubayd Allāh ibn Umar; Ayyūb al-Sakhtiyānī; Layth ibn Sa'd; Ayyūb ibn Mūsā; Ibn Abī Laylā; 'Abd Allāh ibn 'Umar; Al-Dạhḥạ̄k; 'Umar ibn Nāfi'; Ibn Abī Rawwād; The Results of the Textual Analysis of the Transmission Process; V. Summary and Conclusions; Chapter Three. The Prophet and the Debtors. A Hạdīth Analysis under Scrutiny (Harald Motzki). - The Prophet's Approach to Personal Execution""Surraq Once More""; III. Debt-Servitude in Early Islamic Jurisprudence; IV. Summary and Results; Chapter Four. Al-Radd ʿAlā l-Radd: Concerning the Method of Hạdīth Analysis (Harald Motzki); I. Motzki's Isnād-cum-Matn Analysis; II. Motzki's Text Analysis; Schneider's Excursus; III. The Authenticity of the Lower Part of the Isnād or of the Whole Story; IV. The Common Source; V. Was Surraq a Historical Personality?; Schneider's Interim Results; VI. Narrativity and Authenticity: The Story of the Wise Prophet. - V. Wansbrough's View on the Development of Early Exegesis - An Alternative?. - The studies collected in this volume show that by careful analysis of the texts and the chains of transmission, the history of Muslim traditions can be reconstructed with a high degree of probability and their historicity assessed afresh.
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| ISBN | 9789004180499
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