The evaluation of the female companions and narrations placed on Ahmed ibn Hanbel's Musnad
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In this study, the narrations of the female companions other than the wives of the Hz. Prophet (s.a.w.) handled and evaluated within the framework of Ahmed Ibn Hanbel's Musnad. In this evaluation, the analysis of narratives, determination of the number and subjects of narrations, the health of the hadiths and the succession to the resources were taken as basis. In the Musnad of Ahmed b Hanbal, the narrations of the female companions are less than male. There are both sahih and weak in the narration. In addition, the hadith narrations of the female companions are question-centered. Key words: Hadith, Sahih, Weak, Companion, Musnad
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Merı Kedelidze
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Merı Kedelidze (Master Thesis). The evaluation of the female companions and narrations placed on Ahmed ibn Hanbel's Musnad, 2019, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University.
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