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Ḥadīth (ed. 2)

Hadith

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~52.600 parole · 250 passi
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  • APAHadith. (n.d.). Ḥadīth (ed. 2). SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/it/works/hadith/the-speeches-and-table-talk-of-the-prophet-mohammad-lane-poole
  • MLAHadith. "Ḥadīth (ed. 2)." SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/it/works/hadith/the-speeches-and-table-talk-of-the-prophet-mohammad-lane-poole.
  • ChicagoHadith. Ḥadīth (ed. 2). SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/it/works/hadith/the-speeches-and-table-talk-of-the-prophet-mohammad-lane-poole.

Di che cosa tratta

Detti del Profeta, scelti da Stanley Lane-Poole.

Contesto e storia

Un'antologia di hadith — le parole e i fatti attribuiti a Maometto — scelti e tradotti da un orientalista britannico nel 1882. **Va letta per quello che è**: una selezione vittoriana fatta secondo i criteri del suo traduttore, non una raccolta canonica come quelle di al-Bukhari o di Muslim. Vale la pena averla come documento di lettura, non come fonte di autorità.

Contesto editoriale, non una fonte citabile: a differenza dei passi dell'opera, questi dati non si possono verificare sul corpus.

Come comincia
_GOD! THERE IS NO GOD BUT HE, THE LIVING, THE STEADFAST! SLUMBER SEIZETH HIM NOT, NOR SLEEP. WHATSOEVER IS IN THE HEAVENS, AND WHATSOEVER IS IN THE EARTH, IS HIS. WHO IS THERE THAT SHALL PLEAD WITH HIM SAVE BY HIS LEAVE? HE KNOWETH WHAT WAS BEFORE THEM AND WHAT SHALL COME AFTER THEM, AND THEY COMPASS NOT AUGHT OF HIS KNOWLEDGE, BUT WHAT HE WILLETH. HIS THRONE OVERSPREADETH THE HEAVENS AND THE EARTH, AND THE KEEPING OF BOTH IS NO BURDEN TO HIM: AND HE IS THE HIGH, THE GREAT!_ THE THRONE VERSE, ii. 256. INTRODUCTION. The aim of this little volume is to present all that is most enduring and memorable in the public orations and private sayings of the prophet Mohammad in such a form that the general reader may be tempted to learn a little of what a great man was and of what made him great. At present, it must be allowed that although “Auld Mahound”

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