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200 14$aThe canonization of al-Bukha?ri? and Muslim$b[electronic resource] $ethe formation and function of the Sunni? H?adi?th Canon /$fby Jonathan Brown
210   $aLeiden $cBrill$d2007
215   $axxii, 431 p
225 1 $aIslamic history and civilization. Studies and texts,$x0929-2403 ;$vv. 69
300   $aRevision of thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Chicago, 2006.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tPreliminary material /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter One. Introduction /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Two. The study of canons and canonization /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Three. The genesis of Al-Bukh?r? and muslim /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Four. A "period of intense canonical process": Imagination and the study of the ?a???ayn in the long fourth/tenth century /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Five. Canon and community: Al-??kim Al-Nays?b?r? and the canonization of the?a???ayn /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Six. The canon and the needs of the community: The ?a???ayn as measure of authenticity, authoritative reference and exemplum /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Seven. The principle of charity and the creation of canonical culture /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Eight. The canon and criticism: Iconoclasm and rejection of canonical culture from Ibn Al-?al?? to the modern Salafi movement /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Nine. Canon and synecdoche: The ?a???ayn in narrative and ritual /$rA.C. Brown --$tChapter Ten. Conclusion /$rA.C. Brown --$tAppendix I. References for the ?a???ayn network chart /$rA.C. Brown --$tAppendix II. The question of the attribution of the ?a???ayn /$rA.C. Brown --$tSelect bibliography /$rA.C. Brown --$tIndex /$rA.C. Brown.
330   $aThe two 'Authentic' ?ad?th collections of al-Bukh?r? and Muslim are the most famous books in Islam after the Qur'?n ? a reality left unstudied until now. This book charts the origins, development and functions of these two texts through the lens of canonicity. It examines how the books went from controversial to indispensable as they became the common language for discussing the Prophet?s legacy among the various Sunni schools of law. The book also studies the role of the ?ad?th canon in ritual and narrative. Finally, it investigates the canonical culture built around the texts as well as the trend in Sunni scholarship that rejected it, exploring this tension in contemporary debates between Salaf? movements and the traditional schools of law.
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