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ScholarIbn Malik (the grammarian)
Cited in 3 segments across 2 recordings · 2018 to 2020 · scholar/scholar:ibn-malik
Citing segments
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19 Jun 2020MindTrap with Mufti Abu Layth
Do the early manuscripts with different words undermine the preservation of the Quran?
The guest says such manuscripts were bound to exist once people wrote down the readings, and that a reading needs correct Arabic and a chain to the Prophet, with ijtihad only in preference. Mufti Abu Layth adds that the harshest critics of the readings were Muslim grammarians of Basra such as al-Mazini, until later grammarians like Ibn Malik embraced them.
machine6 min 30 s1:10:45on YouTube
30 Aug 2018BukhariGate: Issues with Sahih al-Bukhari
The third problem: can Bukhari be traced to its author? The bullet points
Sahih al-Bukhari cannot be traced to its author beyond reasonable doubt. It rests on one unvouched transmitter, his students admit an incomplete and altered copy, their copies disagree, and later editions needed correction.
machine6 min 33 s11:50on YouTube
30 Aug 2018BukhariGate: Issues with Sahih al-Bukhari
Farabri's incomplete copy, the differing student copies and the manuscript patchwork
Farabri's copy was incomplete and rearranged, his students' copies differ in chains and hadith, and every later manuscript down to the Sultaniyya edition was a patchwork that needed correction.
machine6 min 41 s1:26:03on YouTube