Abstract
Jāved Ahmad Ghāmidī is a prominent scholar of Farāhī- Islāhī School of thought, his works welcomed in the contemporary literate class of Indo-Pak subcontinent due to his unorthodox approach to Islam. The superficial study of Jāved Ahmad Ghāmidī reveals that he quenched his theories from the classical Islamic Sources and did not refer to the Modern European Scholarship, which shows that every theory cognate to him and based on his research.
However, the profound comparative study of Ghāmidī piece of work shows that he studied fundamental theories like “the variant of readings, the sources of the religion, the division of Prophetic hadith, and reproval on the essential narrators of hadith” on the methodology of Orientalists. This study contains some instances from Jāved Ahmad Ghāmidī theories and on its roots that prove who introduced these theories and how Ghāmidī developed it.
References
- Abdur Rehman al-badavī, Mawsūatu’l Mustashriqīn, Dar al-Ilam, Beirut. 1993.
- al- Bukhārī, Abū Abdillāh Muhammad Ibn Ismāil [d. 256 A.H], Mukhtasr Sahīh al- Bukhārī, Maktaba al- Maārif, Riyadh – KSA. 2002.
- al-Hākim, Abū Abdillāh Muhammad Ibn Abd-Allah al-Nīshāpurī (d. 405 A.H), Marifat ulūm al-Hadith, ed: Muazzam Hussain, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmia, Beirut, 1977.
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- az- Zahabī, Abū Abdillāh Muhammad Ibn Ahmad [d. 748 A.H], Tazkiratu’l-Hufāz, Dar al-kutub al-Ilmia, Beirut. 1998.
- Ghāmidī, Javed Ahmad, Mīzān, al-Mawrid, Topical printing Press, Lahore. 2014.
- Ignāz Goldziher [d. 1921], al- Aqīda ve-Sharia fi al-Islām, Arabic translation: Muhammad Yūsūf Mūsā, Ali Hussain Abdul Qādir, Abdul Aziz Abdul Haq. al- Gabalaya St. Opera House. Cairo. 2013.
- ________________, Mazāhib at-Tafsir al-Islāmī, Arabic: Abdul Halim an- Najār. Maktaba al-Khānjī. Egypt. 1955.
- ________________, Muslim Studies, Translated from German. C. R. Barbar and S. M.Stern. George Allen and Unwin LTD. Ruskin House Museum Street. London.
- Juynboll, G. H. A [d. 2010], Muslim Tradition, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne-Sydney. 1983.
- Khan, Alam, Takyīmu Nazariyyāti Juynboll Havla al-hadis’n Nabavī, Kalem Yayinevi, Trabzon-Turkey, 2019.
- Mamar Ibn Rāshid [d. 153 A.H], al- Jāmi, ed: Habib ur Rehman al- Azāmī, al- Majlis al- Ilmi, Pakistan. 1403 A.H.
- Mesut, OKUMUŞ. [2002]. “Arthur Jeffery ve Kur' an Çalışmaları Üzerine”. Ankara Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi. Cilt XLIII, Say 2 s.121-150.
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Abstract
Jāved Ahmad Ghāmidī is a
prominent scholar of Farāhī- Islāhī School of thought, his works welcomed in
the contemporary literate class of Indo-Pak subcontinent due to his unorthodox
approach to Islam. The superficial study of Jāved Ahmad Ghāmidī reveals that he
quenched his theories from the classical Islamic Sources and did not refer to
the Modern European Scholarship, which shows that every theory cognate to him
and based on his research.
However, the profound
comparative study of Ghāmidī piece of work shows that he studied fundamental
theories like “the variant of readings, the sources of the religion, the
division of Prophetic hadith, and reproval on the essential narrators of
hadith” on the methodology of Orientalists. This study contains some instances
from Jāved Ahmad Ghāmidī theories and on its roots that prove who introduced
these theories and how Ghāmidī developed it.
References
- Abdur Rehman al-badavī, Mawsūatu’l Mustashriqīn, Dar al-Ilam, Beirut. 1993.
- al- Bukhārī, Abū Abdillāh Muhammad Ibn Ismāil [d. 256 A.H], Mukhtasr Sahīh al- Bukhārī, Maktaba al- Maārif, Riyadh – KSA. 2002.
- al-Hākim, Abū Abdillāh Muhammad Ibn Abd-Allah al-Nīshāpurī (d. 405 A.H), Marifat ulūm al-Hadith, ed: Muazzam Hussain, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmia, Beirut, 1977.
- al-Khatib al-Baghdādī, Abū Bakr Ahmad Ibn `Ali Ibn Thabit Ibn Ahmad Ibn Mahdi al-Shafi'i (d. 463 A.H), al-Kifāya fi ilmi'r-Rivāya, ed: Abū Abdillah al-Suraqi, al- Maktabtu’l Ilmia, Medina-KSA.
- al-Rāmhurmuzī, Abū Muḥammad al-Ḥasan Ibn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Ibn Khallād (d. 360 A.H), al-Muhadith al-Fāsil, ed: Dr. Muhammad Ajaj al-Khatib, Dar al-Fikar, Beirut, 1404 AH.
- az- Zahabī, Abū Abdillāh Muhammad Ibn Ahmad [d. 748 A.H], Tazkiratu’l-Hufāz, Dar al-kutub al-Ilmia, Beirut. 1998.
- Ghāmidī, Javed Ahmad, Mīzān, al-Mawrid, Topical printing Press, Lahore. 2014.
- Ignāz Goldziher [d. 1921], al- Aqīda ve-Sharia fi al-Islām, Arabic translation: Muhammad Yūsūf Mūsā, Ali Hussain Abdul Qādir, Abdul Aziz Abdul Haq. al- Gabalaya St. Opera House. Cairo. 2013.
- ________________, Mazāhib at-Tafsir al-Islāmī, Arabic: Abdul Halim an- Najār. Maktaba al-Khānjī. Egypt. 1955.
- ________________, Muslim Studies, Translated from German. C. R. Barbar and S. M.Stern. George Allen and Unwin LTD. Ruskin House Museum Street. London.
- Juynboll, G. H. A [d. 2010], Muslim Tradition, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne-Sydney. 1983.
- Khan, Alam, Takyīmu Nazariyyāti Juynboll Havla al-hadis’n Nabavī, Kalem Yayinevi, Trabzon-Turkey, 2019.
- Mamar Ibn Rāshid [d. 153 A.H], al- Jāmi, ed: Habib ur Rehman al- Azāmī, al- Majlis al- Ilmi, Pakistan. 1403 A.H.
- Mesut, OKUMUŞ. [2002]. “Arthur Jeffery ve Kur' an Çalışmaları Üzerine”. Ankara Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi. Cilt XLIII, Say 2 s.121-150.
- Noldeke, Theodor [d. 1930], The History of the Qurān, ed: Friedrich Schwally, Gotthelf Bergsträßer, Otto Pretzl. Translated: Wolfgang H. Behn. Brill, Leadon- Boston. 2003
Details
| Primary Language | English |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Religious Studies |
| Journal Section | Articles |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | January 15, 2020 |
| Acceptance Date | January 7, 2020 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2020 Volume: 9 Issue: 17 |
