Ibn Majah

Ibn Majah, completely Abū ʿ Abdallah Muhammad ibn Yazīd ibn ʿ Abdallah al - Qazwini al -ma ʿ ruf bi- Ibn Māǧa (Arabic ابن ماجة, DMG Ibn Māǧa; * 824 in the Persian Qazvin, † 887 ), was an Islamic scholar, writer and collector of hadith ( traditions of the Prophet Mohammed ).

At 22, he set out from his hometown and traveled through large parts of the then Islamic world. He gathered all the information they possess the prophet Mohammed. After his trip he gathered disciples around him and wrote several books. His most important work is the book Kitaab al- sunan. It is one of the six books ( original title: al- Kutub as - Sitta ) the Sunnah ( tradition ), collections of traditions about the Prophet Mohammed. Ibn Majah records in his work on 4,341 so-called Hadith. Of these, 3,002 also found in the other five books of Sunnah again. 1,339 Hadiths are recorded only with him, 428 of which are considered to be authentic, in the other, this is not backed up.

Works

  • Kitaab al- sunan ( "Book of Tradition " )
  • Kitaab at- Tafseer ( " commentary on the Koran" ), did not receive
  • Kitaab at- Tarih not receive
  • Hadithwissenschaftler
  • Born 824
  • Died 887
  • Man
DIN 31635 Kutub al-Sittah Integrated Authority File
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