برصغیر پاک و ہند میں علم حدیث کے احیاء کی تحاریک کا تحقیقی جائزہ
A Research Review of the Revival Movements for Hadith in the Subcontinent Indo-Pak
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7263224Keywords:
Ilm-e-Hadith, Sub-continent, religious movementsAbstract
The connection between Arab and Hindustan continued just after the coming of Muslims to this land in the 1st century. After habitation here, Muslims spread their knowledge here and began to teach Quran-o-Hadith to the native people. Soon, Islamic knowledge became widespread here in such a way that Ilm-e-Hadith had been taught in numerous Islamic schools for four centuries. After this era, the influence of Ilm-e-Hadith started to deduce here and people turned their faces towards other arts and subjects. Due to these facts, these subjects took place of Ilm-e-Hadith and went towards the background of other subjects. Observing these phenomena, many Islamic scholars struggled to re-establish Ilm-e-Hadith in the land of the sub-continent and after them, their apostles came forward to advance their uncomplete mission. Because of their efforts, Ilm-e-Hadith survived in this land. In this paper, it has been analyzed how many movements for establishing the Ilm-e-Hadith had arisen here and what they left impacts here.
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