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/mus.nɑd/ · noun
(science of hadith) A collection of hadith arranged according to the Companion who transmitted them from Muhammad..
Mahmud al-Khwarazmi (593/ 1197-655/1257), a well-travelled Hanafite scholar who ended his career as a teacher in Baghdad, composed a kind of super-musnad of Abu Hanifa.
In these cases, the musnad was a scholarly exercise undertaken by some later admirer who would cull all of the hadīth a particular figure quotes in his works and elsewhere and place them in a single book.
The type of hadīṯ collection called musnad is one in which compilers brought together reports whose chains of transmission go back to a particular Companion of the Prophet.
Such works were called musnads, the most famous of which is the Musnad of Ibn Hanbal (d. 855).
Use musnad when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Musnad means (science of hadith) A collection of hadith arranged according to the Companion who transmitted them from Muhammad..
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Mahmud al-Khwarazmi (593/ 1197-655/1257), a well-travelled Hanafite scholar who ended his career as a teacher in Baghdad, composed a kind of super-musnad of Abu Hanifa.
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