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Informationen zum Autor Belal Abu-Alabbas is British Academy Newton International Fellow at the University of Exeter and a Lecturer at Al-Azhar University in Cairo. He publishes in the fields of Islamic intellectual history, Islamic legal thought, and the history of the hadith corpus. Christopher Melchert is a Professor of Arabic and Islam at the University of Oxford. He is the author of The Formation of the Sunni Schools of Law, 9th-10th Centuries C.E (Brill, 1997), Ahmad ibn Hanbal (Makers of the Muslim World) (Oneworld, 2006) and Hadith, Piety, and Law: Selected Studies (Lockwood, 2015) Michael Dann is an Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Illinois. He has published a chapter in Songs and Sons: Women, Slavery and Social Mobility in the Medieval Islamic World, edited by Matthew Gordon and Kathryn Hain (Oxford University Press, 2015). Klappentext 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.Key Features. Explores and analyses state-of-the-art scholarship in Hadith Studies in the Middle East and the West. Provides a rich analysis of the global trends in Hadith Studies, affording a broad understanding of the field and bringing together contributions from scholarly communities typically inaccessible to one anotherCase studies include. Setting down the Qur'an and Hadith in writing. The development of the Islamic call to prayer (adha n). Ibn al-Mubarak, a famous 8th-century Hadith transmitter. 10th-century Sufi Hadith collectors. The technical term madar. Contrasts between the treatment of Hadith by specialists and jurisprudents. Controversy over Hadith in modern Lebanon, Syria and Turkey, and between Sunnis and Shi¿isBelal Abu-Alabbas is British Academy Newton International Fellow at the University of Exeter. Michael Dann is Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Illinois. Christopher Melchert is Professor of Arabic and Islam at the University of Oxford..Cover image: manuscript image of a chapter heading from the book of exegesis of ¿a¿i¿ al-Bukhari with its parallel from the electronic Shamila LibraryCover design:[EUP logo]edinburghuniversitypress.comISBN 978-1-4744-4179-7Barcode Zusammenfassung This book is dedicated to examining the various methods and trends in Hadith Studies across the globe. Bringing together contributions from 13 scholars of Hadith! it addresses the subject from a variety of methodological vantage points and historical premises. Inhaltsverzeichnis AcknowledgementsConventionsIntroduction Christopher Melchert 1. Kunna nakrahu al-kitab: Scripture, Transmission of Knowledge, and Politics in the Second Century AH (719-816 CE)Pavel Pavlovitch 2. The History of the adhan: A View from the Hadith LiteratureMaroussia Bednarkiewicz 3. Ibn al-Mubarak, TraditionistChristopher Melchert4. Early 'Traditionist Sufis': A Network AnalysisJeremy Farrell5. The Common Link and its Relation to Hadith TerminologyAli Aghaei6. Hadith Criticism between Traditionists and JurisprudentsMutaz al-Khatib7. Hadith Criticism in the Levant in the Twentieth Century: From ¿ahir al-isnad to ¿ilal al-¿adithAhmad Snober8. The Reception and Representation of Western Hadith Studies in Turkish A...
