Transmitters, Hadith Method, and Miscellany
Narrators, chains, concealment, translation, isolated reports, and entries that cross several issue families.
Why it matters
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Primary sources
Read Sahih al-Bukhari 114 in context:
The report attributes a request for a written statement to Muhammad; it does not disclose the contents of the unwritten statement.
Bring for me (writing) paper and I will write for you a statement after which you will not go astray.
Passage context and translation
The illness narrative continues with Umar's reply, disagreement, and Ibn Abbas's lament. An editorial note cautions against treating Ibn Abbas as an eyewitness to this scene.
Before the excerpt
he said,
Sources and further reading
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