Hadith Compilation

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  1. Refer to part I of these series, “The authority of the Prophet”
  2. Al-Azami, studies in Hadith methodology and literature p12
  3. Sahih Bukhari 95
  4. Sahih Bukhari, book of ablution
  5. Musnad Ahmad
  6. Al-Azami, Kuttab al Nabi, 25-112
  7. Sahih Bukhari 2434
  8. Sahih Bukhari 631
  9. Sahih Muslim 1297
  10. Khatib al baghdadi, al-Jami’ li akhlaq rawi
  11. Sahih Bukhari 89
  12. Sahih Bukhari 7298
  13. Sahih Bukhari 1597
  14. Sunan Abu Dawood 650
  15. Sunan Ibn Majah 16
  16. Sunan Ibn Majah 17
  1. Sahih Muslim 12a
  2. Sahih Muslim, Introduction
  3. Qur’an - Surah al Kahf
  4. Tabi’ee (pl. Tabi’een) is someone who met and studied under a companion of the Prophet but did not meet the Prophet
  5. al-Khatib al-Baghdadi, ar-Rihla fi Talabi al-Hadith, p.128
  1. Taqyidu al’ilm, al-Khatib al-baghdadi
  2. Sahih Muslim 3004
  3. Sahih Bukhari 2434, 6880; Sahih Muslim 1355; Abu Dawood 3646
  4. Hamidulla, al-Watha’iq al-Siyasiyah; al-Azami, Kuttab al Nabi
  5. Quran 2:282
  6. Sahih Bukhari 6755; Sahih Muslim 1370
  1. Edward Said’s analysis (Orientalism, 1978)
  2. Ibn Hajar Al ‘Asqalani, Fath Al-Bari vol 1 Hadith n°113
  3. Goldziher Ignaz, Muslim Studies
  4. Sahih al-Bukhari 6880; Sunan Abi Dawud 3649; Jami’ at-Tirmidhi 2667
  5. Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 1204
  6. Sahifat Hammam, by Dr Muhammad Hamidullah
  7. Abu Dawood 3646
  8. Sahih al-Bukhari 113
  9. Sahih al-Bukhari 1477
  10. Al Azami, Studies in early Hadith literature p34-182
  1. History of Tabari vol 14 p6; Al Isabah Fi Tamyiz Sahaba, Ibn Hajar, p298; Al Azami, Studies in Hadith methodology and literature p15
  2. Musnad Ahmed Vol 3, 468; Al Azami, Studies in Hadith methodology and literature p15
  3. Al Muhadith Al Faassil, Ramahurmuzi, p371
  4. Tahdhib at-Tadhib Ibn Hajar, Vol 7 p405
  5. Tahdhib Tadhib Al-Kamal Fi ‘Ilm Ar-Rijal p284
  6. ‘Umar ibn abdul Aziz, abdu as-Sattar as-Shaykh p76
  7. Jami’ bayanu al’Ilm vol1 p91-92
  8. Sunan ad-Darimi vol1 p136
  9. Fath al-Bari vol1 p208
  10. Jami’ bayanu al’Ilm vol1 p91-92

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