An examination of the hadith that "Everyone is accessible to what he was created for"
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Human has worked its way through its life. But he realized that some events happened without his control. Then he tried to make sense of it. He tried to grasp the effect that emerged with his effort. This situation also emerged in the period of the Companions, who were the first interlocutors of Islam. The hadith of kullun muyesserun is an example of this. This study primarily analyzes the hadith in terms of sanad and text. In terms of sanad, first the status of the narrators and then the evaluations about the connection (ittisal) were conveyed. Efforts have been made to compile concise information about each part of the text. This narrative touches on creation, character, and social fabrication. In the last part, there are evaluations about the ecole of hadith, which is generally accepted in the history of Islam. Some people interpreted the hadith. some people associated his interpretation with hadith. As a matter of fact, it will be seen how deep a narrative is.
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Mehmet Ali Yaşar
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Mehmet Ali Yaşar (Master Thesis). An examination of the hadith that "Everyone is accessible to what he was created for", 2023, Necmettin Erbakan University.
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