READING THE HDITH TEST AS A CONNECTED UNIT

TEXTUAL STUDIES OF THE HADITH

About this course

This lecture is part of ISS 302 Textual Studies of the Ḥadīth II in the Religious Studies department. The course has 18 recorded lectures across 1 series, all free to watch. Read or download the ISS 302 lecture note to study alongside the video.

More lectures in ISS 302

• SERIES LEARNING OUTCOMES
• READING THE HDITH TEST AS A CONNECTED UNIT
• READING A TEST ON INTENTION
• PILOT QUESTION
• TRANSLATION AND ANALYSIS OF HADITHS
• AVOIDING LITERAL DISTORTION
• ANALYSING VOCABULARY AND SENTENCE STRUCTURE-OVERVIEW
• DISTINGUISHING TEXTUAL MEANING FROM EXTENDED COMMENTARY
• COMOENTARIES ON DEAILY LIFE CHALLENGE
• SPEAKING GOOD OR REMAINING SILENT
• APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE TO STUDY AND WORK
• RECONCILING NTERPRETATIONAL DIFFERENCE
• THE SUNNAH AS EXPLANATION AND ELABORATION
• REPORTING MORE THAN ONE SUPPORTED INTERPRETATION
• SELECTED HADITHS FROM BUKHARI AND MUSLIM
• READING AND REPORT IN CONTEXT
• REVIEW AND REPONSIBLE INTERPRETATION