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Ashabu's-Suffe and its place in hadiht narration

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2018
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Suffe, is an institution that naturally constituted in the new Islamic society formed in Medina after the Hejira and served as an academy within the conditions of that period. Mescid-i Nabevi and Suffe became the most important training places for sahabe who were the first generation of the Islamic society that was open to scientific development intrinsically, as they overcome the ignorant patterns of the Arab community which they were born in, with the Qur'an and Hadith. In this educational place where Resulullah(pbuh) is headed, the Qur'an, Hadith, Fiqh and the oratory are the subjects of education. The sahabe, who was the most important ring of the hadith narration, had paid attention to what Resulullah (pbuh) says as 'they benefit from a windfall' and made course debates among them to internalize what they learned from him. Some sahabes who couldn't go to Resulullah(pbuh) because of their work, tried to learn from other sahabes who were by Resulullah(pbuh) alternately. Suffe Companion was made up of people who did not own a trade or vineyard to deal with. They could benefit more from Resulullah(pbuh) because of their constant presence in the Mosque and some of them could witness some special cases of Resulullah(pbuh) because they were in his service. All these reasons place the Suffe companion in an important place in the narration of Hadith. Keyword : Suffe, Ashab'us-Suffe, Sahabe, Narration Number Of Pages : 183 Thesis Advisor : Dr. Arif GEZER

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Selim Kaval

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Selim Kaval (Master Thesis). Ashabu's-Suffe and its place in hadiht narration, 2018, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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