Abstract

The complexity of the Prophetic traditions is not only related to the validity of the sanad and matn, but also to the socio-historical setting that lies behind the text of a hadith, even also the psychology of the Prophet himself. Amidst the complexity, there are two large groups which have different construction of understanding and tend to be in conflict, namely the ahl al-hadith and the ahl al-ra’y. This article addresses two basic questions: first, how is the construction of the method of understanding of both traditions; and second, how is the typology of dialectic hadith understanding between two of them? Based on qualitative-interpretative methods and historical approaches, I argue that the understanding of the hadith of the ahl al-hadith pivots on the rules of al-‘ibrat (fi akhbar al-sunnah bi ‘umum al-lafz la bi khusus al-sabab, while the method of understanding the hadith of the ahl al-ra’y lies on the rules of al-hadith salih li kull zaman wa makan. The typology of understanding of the dialectic hadith between the two groups pivots on the rules of al-‘ibrat (fi akhbar al-sunnah) bi khusus} al-sabab la bi ‘umum al-lafz.

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  • The complexity of the Prophetic traditions is related to the validity of the sanad and matn, and to the sociohistorical setting that lies behind the text of a hadith, even the psychology of the Prophet himself

  • also to the sociohistorical setting that lies behind the text of a hadith

  • I argue that the understanding of the hadith

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The complexity of the Prophetic traditions is related to the validity of the sanad and matn, and to the sociohistorical setting that lies behind the text of a hadith, even the psychology of the Prophet himself. Ahl al-H{adi>th dan Ahl al-Ra’y h}adi>th, melainkan (dimungkinkan istilah pertama kali muncul adalah) muh}addith,16 akan tetapi tidak diragukan lagi bahwa sebutan muh}addith itu dimaksudkan untuk menyebut mereka yang memiliki concern dalam bidang periwayatan hadis.

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