Carrying on the tradition : a social and intellectual history of Hadith transmission across a thousand years

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Carrying on the tradition : a social and intellectual history of Hadith transmission across a thousand years

by Garrett A. Davidson

（Islamic history and civilization, . Studies and texts ; v. 160）

Brill, c2020

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [305]-326) and index

収録内容

  • Reimagining Hadith transmission in the Shadow of the Canon
  • The post-canonical evolution of oral Hadith transmission
  • Non-oral transmission in the oral idiom : the development and function of the Ijāza
  • The high and the low : men, women and the social aspect of elevation
  • Brevity, breadth and elevation : the forty-hadith and ʿawālī genres
  • Men of books and books of men : the Muʿjam/Mashyakha and Fihrist/Thabat catalog genres
  • Hadith transmission in an age of transformation and reform

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内容説明

In Carrying on the Tradition Garrett Davidson employs a variety of largely unutilized print, as well as archival sources collected from the Near East, North Africa, India, Europe, and North America. He analyses these sources to excavate the fundamental reinvention of the conceptions and practices of hadith transmission that resulted from the establishment of the hadith canon. Further, the book examines how hadith scholars reimagined the transmission of hadith, not as a scholarly tool, as it had originally been, but instead as, among other things, an act of pious emulation of the forefathers. It demonstrates the emergence of new genres and subgenres of hadith literature, as a result of this shift, examining them as artefacts of the cultural, social, and intellectual history of Muslim religiosity from the tenth to twentieth centuries.

目次

List of Figures Introduction 1 Reimagining Hadith Transmission in the Shadow of the Canon 1 The Ideology of Hadith Transmission 2 The Social Logic of Hadith Transmission 3 "Nothing Gold Can Stay:" The End of the 'Golden Age' of Hadith Transmission 4 Elevation and Decline 5 Degrees of Separation 6 Supernatural Elevation 7 Conclusion 2 The Post-canonical Evolution of Oral Hadith Transmission 1 The Audition Notice 2 The Evolving Function of Oral Transmission 3 The Age Structure of Oral Transmission 4 Hadith Speed Reading 5 Further Liberalization of Oral Transmission 6 The Ritualization of Oral Hadith Transmission 7 Locations of Oral Hadith Transmission 8 Musalsalat: Ritual and Mimesis in Oral Hadith Transmission 9 A Shifting Culture of Oral Hadith Transmission 3 Non-oral Transmission in the Oral Idiom: The Development and Function of the Ijaza 1 Confusion in the Secondary Literature 2 The Origins and Early Development of the Ijaza 3 The Earliest Attestations of the Ijaza 4 The Tide Begins to Turn: The Increasing Acceptance of the Ijaza in the Fourth/Tenth Century 5 Al-Khatib and the Expansion of the Ijaza 6 The ijaza as a Means of Preserving the Chain of Transmission 7 Permission for the Unspecified 8 Who Can Receive an Ijaza? 9 The Ijaza and the Short Chain of Transmission 10 The Ijaza and the Unborn 11 Ijazas for All: The Development and Function of the al-Ijaza al-'Amma 12 Conclusion 4 The High and the Low: Men, Women and the Social Aspect of Elevation 1 The Laity and the Randomness of Longevity and Elevation 2 A Medieval Hadith Rock Star: The Extraordinary Case of Abu 'Abbas al-Hajjar 3 The Elevated Chain of Transmission and Women Hadith Transmitters 4 The Exceptional Case of Karima al-Marwaziyya 5 The Question of Learning among Women Hadith Transmission 6 The Case of Women Hadith Transmitters in al-Sakhawi's al-Daw' al-lami' 7 Longevity, Elevation and Women Transmitters 8 The View of Women's Hadith Transmission from the Documentary Evidence 9 Women and Hadith Transmission beyond the Tenth/Sixteenth Century 10 Conclusion 5 Brevity, Breadth and Elevation: The Forty Hadith and 'Awali Genres 1 The Prophet's Promise: The Forty-Hadith Genres and Elevation 2 The Forty-Hadith Genre as a Tool for the Cultivation of Elevation 3 The Forty-Hadith Genre and Elevation 4 Forty Hadith, Forty Shaykhs, Forty Towns 5 The 'Awali Genre: Compiling and Presenting Elevation 6 Thulathiyyat al-Bukhari: al-Bukhari's Threes 7 Degrees of Separation: Link-Themed 'Awali Collections 8 Categories of Elevation: Muwafaqat, Abdal, 'Awali 9 Conclusion 6 Men of Books and Books of Men: The Mu'jam/Mashyakha and Fihrist/Thabat Catalog Genres 1 The Mashyakha and Mu'jam al-Shuyukh Genre 2 The Mu'jam/Mashyakha Genre as s Vehicle for Cultivating Elevated Hadith 3 The Reception of Mashyakha and Mu'jam al-Shuyukh Works 4 The Fihrist/Thabat Genres 5 The Thabat: The Development of the Catalog Genre in the Central and Eastern Islamic Lands 6 Conclusion 7 Hadith Transmission in an Age of Transformation and Reform 1 The Last of the Mohicans: Al-Kattani and the State of Hadith Transmission in the Early-Twentieth Century 2 Hadith Transmission and Reform 3 Reformers and the Irrationality of Post-Canonical Hadith Transmission 4 Transmitting Hadith in the Shifting Political and Cultural Terrain of the Twentieth Century 5 Hadith Transmission as a Feature of Late Sunni Traditionalism Index

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