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Majmu fiihi Ashara Ajza Hadithiyya

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Maktabat al-Basha'ir al-Islamiyyah

Majmu' fihi 'Asharat Ajza' Hadithiyya (A Collection Containing Ten Hadith Treatises) is a printed compilation bringing together ten separate early Hadith treatises (ajza' hadithiyya) by various classical scholars, edited by Nabil Sa'd al-Din Jarrar and published in 1422 AH / 2001 CE .

Overview and Publication

The collection was assembled and verified from manuscript sources by the researcher Nabil Sa'd al-Din Jarrar and issued in a single first edition by Dar al-Basha'ir al-Islamiyya in Beirut in 1422 AH / 2001 CE . In scholarly citations and Hadith indexing, works included in the compendium are referenced either by the overall continuous pagination of the volume or by the individual tract numbering assigned to each respective part .

Contents

The volume compiles ten distinct Hadith booklets authored or transmitted by various traditional scholars :

  1. Muntaqa min Muntakhab Hadith al-Zuhri (Selection from the Chosen Hadith of al-Zuhri), by the Hadith master Abu 'Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Yahya al-Dhuhli (d. 258 AH) .
  2. Fawa'id Samawayh al-Asbahani (Hadith Benefits of Samawayh al-Asbahani) .
  3. Fawa'id Qasim al-Mutarriz (Hadith Benefits of Qasim al-Mutarriz) .
  4. Hadith Ibn Makhlad al-Bazzaz 'an Shuyukhih (Hadith Narrations of Ibn Makhlad al-Bazzaz from His Teachers) .
  5. Hadith Ibn al-Sammak wal-Khuldi (Hadith Narrations of Ibn al-Sammak and al-Khuldi) .
  6. Fawa'id al-Mu'ammal ibn Ahmad al-Shaybani (Hadith Benefits of al-Mu'ammal ibn Ahmad al-Shaybani), by Abu al-Qasim al-Mu'ammal ibn Ahmad al-Shaybani al-Baghdadi (d. 391 AH) .
  7. Fawa'id al-'Isawi (Hadith Benefits of al-'Isawi) .
  8. Amali Ibn al-Nahhas (Dictation Sessions of Ibn al-Nahhas) .
  9. Hadith Makki ibn Abi Talib wa-Mahmud al-Muzahami (Hadith Narrations of Makki ibn Abi Talib and Mahmud al-Muzahami), including narrations of Abu al-Hasan Makki ibn Abi Talib al-Burujirdi (d. 530 AH) .
  10. Majlis Ibn Fakhir al-Asbahani (The Dictation Session of Ibn Fakhir al-Asbahani), by Abu Ahmad Mu'ammar ibn 'Abd al-Wahid Ibn al-Fakhir al-Asbahani (d. 564 AH) .

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