The Impact of Kufi Hadith School on Narrative Heritage of Qom Ash'arites until the Fourth Century AH

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Nemati Farhad; Ahmadvand Abbas; Hajitaghi Mohammad

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Journal: Iranian Journal for the Quranic Sciences and Tradition Year:2021 | Volume:54 | Issue:1 Page(s): 259-241

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Title

The Impact of Kufi Hadith School on Narrative Heritage of Qom Ash'arites until the Fourth Century AH

Author(s)

Nemati Farhad | Ahmadvand Abbas | Hajitaghi Mohammad | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

ShiiteQ4

Hadith SchoolQ4

Ash'aritesQ4

KufaQ4

QomQ4

Abstract

As the first and most valid Imami School of hadith, the Hadith School of Kufa played a fundamental role in evolving the next Imami Schools of hadith. By the late of the first century AH, the migration of a Kufi Shiite tribe, the Ash'arites, to Qom led to the emergence of a Hadith School in this city. The immigrant Ash'arite connection to the Hadith School of Kufa in the third and fourth centuries formed the foundation of a dynamic and influential school of hadith in Qom. This connection, in the form of scientific travels and the exchange of hadith and Imami hadith works, was generally transferred from Kufi narrators to Ash'arites. Due to this close connection to the school of Kufa, the School of Qom in the third and fourth centuries was known as the main Imami scientific circle, so that it played an important role in hadiths of the main Imami collections. This role often appeared in the form of writing hadith works in this period, which became the basis for writing Imami hadith collections, especially Kāfī and Man lā Yahzuruh al-Faqīh, in the later generations of this school.

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