Forty Hadiths Cited in Nahjul-Faradis and Their Comparative-Textual Analysis

This article was based on forty Arabic texts of hadiths given at the beginning of each chapter in Mahmud ibn Ali al-Kardari's "Nahju-l-faradis." An attempt was made to create a comparative-comparative text based on the Istanbul (NFI) copy copied in 761 AH, 1360 AD, and the Kazan (NFQ) copy copied in 759 AH, 1358 AD. In addition, an attempt was made to find the sources cited before each hadith. In the process of writing the article, many different and similar aspects of the texts of the hadiths were highlighted. The hadiths were compared with their sources. In places where the sources were not found, the reason was given. Several comments were made in the conclusion.

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Golden Scripts
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.gold.2024.4/cldm8846
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Islamic Studies and History
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Forty Hadiths Cited in Nahjul-Faradis and Their Comparative-Textual Analysis

Saydakbarxon Valiyev
Golden Scripts
Islamic Studies and History
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Forty Hadiths Cited in Nahjul-Faradis and Their Comparative-Textual Analysis

Saydakbarxon Valiyev
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Abstract

This article was based on forty Arabic texts of hadiths given at the beginning of each chapter in Mahmud ibn Ali al-Kardari's "Nahju-l-faradis." An attempt was made to create a comparative-comparative text based on the Istanbul (NFI) copy copied in 761 AH, 1360 AD, and the Kazan (NFQ) copy copied in 759 AH, 1358 AD. In addition, an attempt was made to find the sources cited before each hadith. In the process of writing the article, many different and similar aspects of the texts of the hadiths were highlighted. The hadiths were compared with their sources. In places where the sources were not found, the reason was given. Several comments were made in the conclusion.

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