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Hadith studies

a method for dating hadith that compares variants of both chains and texts to reconstruct their transmission history, surveyed by Motzki.

In hadith studies, isnad-cum-matn analysis refers to a method for dating hadith that compares variants of both chains and texts to reconstruct their transmission history, surveyed by Motzki. This meaning comes from Motzki (2005) in Arabica.[1]

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References

Motzki, H. (2005). Dating Muslim Traditions: A Survey. Arabica, 52(2), 204-253. https://doi.org/10.1163/1570058053640349

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