Hadith, piety, and law : selected studies /

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Main Author: Melchert, Christopher (Author)

Format: Book

Language: English

Series: Resources in Arabic and Islamic Studies ; 3.

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Call Number: BP25 .M47 2015

Table of Contents:
  • Hadith. The adversaries of Aḥmad Ibn Ḥanbal (1997)
  • Bukhārī and early Hadith criticism (2001)
  • The Musnad of Ạhmad ibn Ḥanbal: how it was composed and what distinguishes it from the six books (2005)
  • Bukhārī and his Ṣaḥiḥ (2010)
  • The life and works of Al-Nasāʼī (2014)
  • Piety. The transition from asceticism to mysticism at the middle of the ninth Century C.E. (1996)
  • Early renunciants as Ḥadīth transmitters (2002)
  • The piety of the Hadith folk (2002)
  • Baṣran origins of classical sufism (2005)
  • Exaggerated fear in the early Islamic renunciant tradition (2011)
  • Renunciation (zuhd) in the early Shiʻi traditions (2014)
  • Law. How Ḥanafism came to originate in Kufa and traditionalism in Medina (1999)
  • Traditionist-jurisprudents and the framing of Islamic law (2001)
  • The meaning of Qāla ʼl-Shāfiʻī in ninth-century sources (2004)
  • Māwardī, Abū Yaʻlá, and the Sunni revival (2010)
  • The relation of Ibn Taymiyya and Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya and the Ḥanbali School of Law (2013).