&lt;i&gt;Ḥadīth&lt;/i&gt; and Ethics through the Lens of Interdisciplinarity

al-Khatib, Mutaz

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“…Additionally, a notably comprehensive academic paper in Turkish titled Bana Cevâmiuʿl-Kelim (Özlü Sözler) Verildi Hadisinin Tahlili further addresses this subject [25]. Lastly, Mutaz al-Khatib delves into the distinctions between jawamiʿ al-kalim and al-aḥādīth al-kulliyyah (the general principal hadith) while chronicling the historical evolution of the latter within the Muslim intellectual tradition [26]. These works, while not explicitly dissecting the multifaceted meanings of kalimah, undoubtedly enrich our comprehension of the term, particularly from the religious perspective.…”

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Exploring the Concept of “Kalimāt” in the Quran and Hadith: A Preliminary Survey of Relevant Issues and Literature

Jamil

2023

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The term “kalimah,” as found in both the Quran and hadith, has engendered significant scholarly discourse due to its multifaceted definitions and theological implications. The extant body of literature scrutinises various aspects of kalimah, encompassing its linguistic explications, its attribution to Allah, its juxtaposition with human utterance, and its correlation with cosmic order and the broader universe. Furthermore, the surveyed materials underscore the paramount importance of comprehending the myriad forms and applications of kalimah within the Quran and hadith. Scholars have delved into its grammatical intricacies, didactic significance, and diverse connotations. Additionally, the interplay between kalimah and the divine ordinances governing the universe, often referred to as al-sunan al-ilāhiyyah, has been a subject of contemplation and interpretation. In a broader context, the literature on kalimah serves as an exemplar of the expansive domain of Islamic scholarship and the unceasing pursuit to fathom the profound concepts embedded in Islamic scripture. The study demonstrates a profound awareness of the intricate nature inherent in the concept of kalimah, transcending not only the religious context but also within the domain of linguistic scholarship. The concept of kalimah is deeply intertwined with several other pertinent debates within the academic sphere. These encompass discussions concerning the nature and discipline of kalām in Islamic theology, the exploration of divine attributes, and the examination of the concept of jawāmiʿ al-kalim (compact speech) attributed to the Prophet Muḥammad. This literature review lays the foundational groundwork for forthcoming systematic inquiries and theological dialogues pertaining to kalimah, thereby augmenting the comprehension of devout Muslims, and fostering a deeper connection to their religious heritage.

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Section: Literature and Issues Surrounding Kalimātmentioning

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Exploring the Concept of “Kalimāt” in the Quran and Hadith: A Preliminary Survey of Relevant Issues and Literature

Jamil

2023

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Entering the Prophetic Realm: ʿAbd Rabbihī ibn Sulaymān al-Qaliyūbī (d. 1968) on the Nature of Mediation (tawassul)

Lützen

2023

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In his comprehensive work Fayḍ al-wahhāb, ʿAbd Rabbihī ibn Sulaymān al-Qaliyūbī (d. 1968) extensively explores the Prophet Muhammad’s role in theology and argues against interpretations influenced by Wahhābī thought. He emphasizes the prophetic realm, or prophecy and its traces, particularly the means by which believers can establish a connection with it. This article pays special attention to al-Qaliyūbī’s understanding of mediation (tawassul); that is, how the Prophet—by virtue of his elevated status, ordained by God—can serve as a means; similar to how a ritual prayer or any good deed ultimately serves as a means to draw closer to God. For al-Qaliyūbī, following the Prophet means not only regarding him as the founder of the religion, but also incorporating his spirit and character into one’s own life. This article proceeds in four steps: (1) It addresses the systematics of prophecy concerning practical ethics and how this realm can be entered; (2) It introduces the three-layered paradigm of later theology and al-Qaliyūbī’s work; (3) It explores the topic of what constitutes a means (wasīla) and the theological implications of using a means in prayer (tawassul); (4) It zooms in on the aspect of what qualifies a means to be used in an individual prayer.

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<i>Ḥadīth</i> and Ethics through the Lens of Interdisciplinarity

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

Exploring the Concept of “Kalimāt” in the Quran and Hadith: A Preliminary Survey of Relevant Issues and Literature

Exploring the Concept of “Kalimāt” in the Quran and Hadith: A Preliminary Survey of Relevant Issues and Literature

Entering the Prophetic Realm: ʿAbd Rabbihī ibn Sulaymān al-Qaliyūbī (d. 1968) on the Nature of Mediation (tawassul)

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