The Basis of "Forty Hadiths/Erbaûn" Literature in Narrations and Ibn Asâkir's Work Named el-Erbaûne'l Büldaniyye

Name: The Basis of "Forty Hadiths/Erbaûn" Literature in Narrations and Ibn Asâkir's Work Named el-Erbaûne'l Büldaniyye
Author: Eid Canary

Title	The Basis of "Forty Hadiths/Erbaûn" Literature in Narrations and Ibn Asâkir's Work Named el-Erbaûne'l Büldaniyye
Author	Eid Canary
Publication Place	Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University - Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University
Subject	Usul Islamic Studies, 2017-10, Vol.28 (28), p.97-122
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Leitir Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 1305-2632, DOI: 10.56361/usul.508319
Record ID	cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_42437936064145e0b53cac43c2e57cb0
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	Various classification types have developed throughout the history of hadith. One of these classification types consists of works containing forty hadiths. The works compiled in this style were mostly inspired by the narrations that begin with "Whoever preserves forty hadiths for my ummah..." Ibn Asakir (d.571/1175), one of the prominent figures in the science of hadith, is also one of the hadith scholars who wrote many works. His work titled el-Erbaûne'l-Büldâniyye, which is about the Erbaûniyyât genre, which has an important place in the hadith literature, is remarkable in terms of both content and methodology. In this work, Ibn Asakir traveled to forty different towns and compiled forty hadiths transmitted from forty companions and forty hadith teachers. The work is also important as it sets an example of how hadiths have become widespread in different geographies. The Bases of the Literature of “Forty Hadiths/Arbaûn” in Narrations and Ibn Asâkir's Book“al-Arbaûne'l-Buldâniyya” Abstract: Throughout the history of hadith various classifications have developed.One of them is books including forty hadiths.Mainly, this compilation of fortyhadiths books were inspired by the hadith beginning “who conserve forty hadithsin my ummah…”. One of the scholars of hadith is İbn Asâkir (d. 571/1175) whowrote many works. His book called “al-Arbaûne’l-Buldaniyya” received an important place in hadith literature. This book is a remarkable work for its content and methodology. Ibn Asâkir circulated forty different cities and here received/collected and narrated forty hadiths from forty companions (Sahabah) of Prophet and forty different hadith scholars. In terms of presentation, İbn Asâkir's work is a good example of how hadiths gained prevalence in different places.
Detaylı Başlık	“Kırk Hadis/Erbaûn” Edebiyatının Rivayetlerdeki Dayanakları ve İbn Asâkir’in el-Erbaûne’l Büldâniyye İsimli Eseri

View in source Leitir Library Leitir Library - Ottoman library catalog search

Leitir Library

The Basis of "Forty Hadiths/Erbaûn" Literature in Narrations and Ibn Asâkir's Work Named el-Erbaûne'l Büldaniyye

Author Eid Canary

Publication Place Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University - Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University

Subject Usul Islamic Studies, 2017-10, Vol.28 (28), p.97-122

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Leitir Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 1305-2632, DOI: 10.56361/usul.508319

Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_42437936064145e0b53cac43c2e57cb0

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes Various classification types have developed throughout the history of hadith. One of these classification types consists of works containing forty hadiths. The works compiled in this style were mostly inspired by the narrations that begin with "Whoever preserves forty hadiths for my ummah..." Ibn Asakir (d.571/1175), one of the prominent figures in the science of hadith, is also one of the hadith scholars who wrote many works. His work titled el-Erbaûne'l-Büldâniyye, which is about the Erbaûniyyât genre, which has an important place in the hadith literature, is remarkable in terms of both content and methodology. In this work, Ibn Asakir traveled to forty different towns and compiled forty hadiths transmitted from forty companions and forty hadith teachers. The work is also important as it sets an example of how hadiths have become widespread in different geographies. The Bases of the Literature of “Forty Hadiths/Arbaûn” in Narrations and Ibn Asâkir's Book“al-Arbaûne'l-Buldâniyya” Abstract: Throughout the history of hadith various classifications have developed.One of them is books including forty hadiths.Mainly, this compilation of fortyhadiths books were inspired by the hadith beginning “who conserve forty hadithsin my ummah…”. One of the scholars of hadith is İbn Asâkir (d. 571/1175) whowrote many works. His book called “al-Arbaûne’l-Buldaniyya” received an important place in hadith literature. This book is a remarkable work for its content and methodology. Ibn Asâkir circulated forty different cities and here received/collected and narrated forty hadiths from forty companions (Sahabah) of Prophet and forty different hadith scholars. In terms of presentation, İbn Asâkir's work is a good example of how hadiths gained prevalence in different places.

Detaylı Başlık “Kırk Hadis/Erbaûn” Edebiyatının Rivayetlerdeki Dayanakları ve İbn Asâkir’in el-Erbaûne’l Büldâniyye İsimli Eseri