- In the
Islamic study of hadith, an
isnād (chain of transmitters, or
literally "supporting"; Arabic: اِسْناد)
refers to a list of
people who p****ed on...
- in
Shiite Islam). Each
hadith is ****ociated with a
chain of
narrators (
isnad)—a
lineage of
people who
reportedly heard and
repeated the
hadith from which...
-
Isnād-****-matn
analysis (ICMA) is a
method in
hadith studies that s****s to date
hadith by
identifying how
variation in the text or
content (matn) of a...
- essentially, upon the
number of
narrators mentioned at each
level in a
particular isnād (chain of narrators). In
hadith terminology, a
hadith is
divided into two...
-
compilations were made, the
sentiment that
their chains of
transmission (
isnad) were a
secondary development, and the
prevalence of
falsified hadith. In...
-
imprecise form of
isnād, or what
modern historians call the "collective
isnād" or "combined reports". The use of
collective isnād meant that a report...
-
variants of the same report, but with a
different chain of
transmitters (
isnad). The
criteria for
establishing the
authenticity (sihha) of
hadith came...
-
narration of that tradition.
Experts have
estimated the
number of full-
isnad narrations in the
Sahih at 7,563, with the
number reducing to
around 2,600...
- to
memorize or to
preserve what he wrote, with a muttaṣil ("connected")
isnād[broken anchor] ("chain of narration") that
contains neither a
serious concealed...
- with an
isnad different from that with Ibn
Majah etc. Some
scholars have
differed with Ibn Hazm and
pointed out
hidden defects in its
isnad – see, al-Fasi...
