The Geographical dispersion os sahaba
1999
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SUMMARY: The Geographical Dispersion of Şahaba İn the first part of our research, we began it with the definition of şahaba. After that, we gave general information about some of subjects like how many şahaba were, identification of şahaba... In the second part, reasons of şahaba going to the different places were writen. They were shown step by step and given some examples. In the last part, we indicated that different geographical areas where şahaba had gone to. We divided areas into eleven parts we explained that every regions şahaba by one by with possibilities we had. Briefly, with this research, we wanted to pay attention where şahaba migrated in generally and we explained the reasons of going different areas and stay there. Finally, we saw that there was increasing at sahabas migration in special garrison cities. However, we can say Sham an Iraq areas are the most increasing areas after Arabia. Keywords: Şahaba, The spreading of İslam, Hadith, Rijal al-Hadith (The study of the reporters of hadith), Rawis (The narrators of hadith), Tabaqat (Biographical dictionary). XV
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Dr. Hüseyin Akgün
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Hüseyin Akgün (Master Thesis). The Geographical dispersion os sahaba, 1999, Sakarya University.
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