Narratives of the Prophet’s Early Life in Ṣaḥīḥ Al-Buḫārī: An Analytical Study of Qurʾānic References in Sīra Nabawiyya

Azmi, Ahmad Sanusi

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“…To elaborate the meaning of 94:1, al-Tirmidhī, in the chapter of tafsīr, cites the tradition of the event of the opening of Muḥammad's breast which, by implication, may be viewed as al-Tirmidhī's own enterprise in his allusion to the event as a tool of elaboration for verse 94:1. Even though al-Bukhari recorded the similar narration regarding the opening of the Prophet's breast, he had never cited the verse as al-Tirmidhī did (Azmi, 2017c). On the other hand, Birkeland suggests that the story of the opening of the Prophet's breast is 'exegetical materialisation' (Buhl, 2015), an innovation of expanded narrative, to elaborate the meaning of Quranic verses.…”

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The Hybrid Nature of Sirah Nabawiyyah: An Analysis of Quranic Biography of Muhammad’s Early Lifeife

Azmi

2019

UMRAN

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Sirah materials have been deemed by modern scholars as a hybrid literature, a combination of biography, prophetology and hagiography. The authors of the sirah record the Prophet’s significance with admiration and clear devotion; but there is very little evidence of his early life and the narratives are recorded with reverence. In the Quran itself, there is little evidence of Prophet Muḥammad’s early biography, with scarcely any details before the receiving of his first revelations around the age of forty. Even with the infrequency of its references, this condition cause no hinder to a Muslim. A complete biography of the Prophet’s life was produced completely equipped with its references from the Quran. The present study aims to explore the development of emerging number of Quranic verses that used as references for the narratives of the Prophet’s early life in sirah literature. It also seeks to analyze the nature of relationship between sirah and the Quran. The present study deals solely with texts. In order to attain the objectives of the research, textual analysis will be employed as a major tool in examining and exploring the sources The study in its findings argue that Quranization of the sirah account in the rationalist atmosphere of the ninth century drove some authors to refer to the Quran as a supportive mechanism, to strengthen and provide a solid ground for what they were saying about Prophet Muhammad.

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The Hybrid Nature of Sirah Nabawiyyah: An Analysis of Quranic Biography of Muhammad’s Early Lifeife

Azmi

2019

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“…The concept of integrating religious knowledge in various sciences has already been adopted in early Islam. (Azmi, 2017;.) This is further reinforced by USIM's vision which is to integrate Naqli and Aqli knowledge to transform and create value to the country, ummah and humanity (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2015).…”

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Bloom's Taxonomy and It’s Application in USIM's iNaQ Model

Hashim¹,

Jaafar²,

Muhammad³

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The integration of religious sciences (Naqli) with social and physical sciences (Aqli) manifests the uniqueness of education system in Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM). This model of teaching and learning, known as iNaQ, is however is still incomplete, thus leaving rooms for improvisation. The aspect of a standardised measurement and method of evaluation have become one of the vital impediment that ought to be enhanced. Thus, this study aims to improve the iNaQ model by applying and integrating Bloom's taxonomy of learning that will establish and produce a domain-based learning outcome. The present research utilises a qualitative approach in which textual analysis is applied as the main instruments of examination. The samples used are extracted from related documents. As a result, the application of Bloom's learning taxonomy in USIM's iNaQ Model creates clear learning outcomes for each levels of process. This finding provides a solution to the non-uniformity in the implementation and evaluation of courses in USIM due to the lack of clear iNaQ learning outcomes.

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“…Nabī ditampilkan dalam sifat kemanusiaan yang seutuhnya, dan tidak dikaitkan dengan kemampuan ajaib apa pun; sebaliknya, jalan bahwa ḥadīṡ dan sīrah menyajikan sifat-sifat Nabī tampaknya bertentangan dengan yang digambarkan dalam Al-Qur'ān. Nabī digambarkan sebagai manusia normal dalam Al-Qur'ān, sedangkan sīrah dan ḥadīṡ mengartikulasikan secara rinci kapasitasnya untuk melakukan mukjizat sejak dia masih dalam kandungan ibunya (Azmi, 2017).…”

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Sejarah Kehidupan Nabī Dalam Musnad Aḥmad

Siregar,

Harahap

2024

Kamaya

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A review of early Islamic sources confirms that several verses of the Qurān are considered by Muslim scholars to be sources for the history of the Prophet’s early life. However, modern scholars argue about the suitability of this verse of the Qurān as a carrier of true biographical information about the Prophet. Because hadith are considered as an interpretive tool to dig deeper into the meaning of the Al-Qurān, and one of them contains a very extensive source of information about the life of the Prophet, it is very necessary to analyze the ḥadīṡ-ḥadīṡ about the Nabawiyyah sīrah. This research aims to explore the history of the Prophet's early life in Musnad Aḥmad and analyze Aḥmad's perspective regarding verses in the Al-Qurān about the Prophet's early life. This research is qualitative in nature where the researcher uses a critical and analytical approach as the methodology. This study finds that the scarcity of Quranic verses regarding Muhammad’s early life in the Musnad Ahmad, a vast inventory of hadith dating to the ninth century, indicates a scholar’s view of Muhammad’s early life. It is clear that Aḥmad did not relate the Qur’ān to the narrative of the Prophet’s early life, even though the verses are widely used by sīrah writers as descriptions of Muhammad’s early life.

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Narratives of the Prophet’s Early Life in Ṣaḥīḥ Al-Buḫārī: An Analytical Study of Qurʾānic References in Sīra Nabawiyya

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

The Hybrid Nature of Sirah Nabawiyyah: An Analysis of Quranic Biography of Muhammad’s Early Lifeife

The Hybrid Nature of Sirah Nabawiyyah: An Analysis of Quranic Biography of Muhammad’s Early Lifeife

Bloom's Taxonomy and It’s Application in USIM's iNaQ Model

Sejarah Kehidupan Nabī Dalam Musnad Aḥmad

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