The Baḥr al-Mādhī of Shaykh Idris al-Marbawi and the Jawāhir Al-Bukhārī of Tuan Haji Husayn :

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" The Baḥr al-Mādhī of Shaykh Idris al-Marbawi and the Jawāhir Al-Bukhārī of Tuan Haji Husayn : "
Majid, Latifah Binti Abdul

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Record Number	:	808167
Doc. No	:	TLets504248
Main Entry	:	Majid, Latifah Binti Abdul
Title & Author	:	The Baḥr al-Mādhī of Shaykh Idris al-Marbawi and the Jawāhir Al-Bukhārī of Tuan Haji Husayn :\ Majid, Latifah Binti Abdul
College	:	University of Wales, Lampeter
Date	:	2008
student score	:	2008
Degree	:	Thesis (Ph.D.)
Abstract	:	This thesis sets out to investigate on the specific Hadi-th texts, Bahr al-Madhi al-sharh mukhtasar sahih al- Tirmidhi of Shaykh ldris al-Marbawi and Tazkir al-qaba'il Jawahir al-Bukhari of Tuan Haji Husayn as religious, social and political teachings for Malay Muslims during the twentieth century. These texts are selected for two reasons: firstly, both provide invaluable data for analyses-, secondly, both were openly acknowledged by the Malay community until recently as highly esteemed sources of revelation from the Prophet t The research is therefore undertaken on several premises, as folloys: Al-Marbawl and Husayn's translations and commentaries are held to have been serviced by the great Ijadi-th scholars - al-Tirmidhi and al-Bukhari - and should therefore be esteemed accordingly. In line with this, the present study aims to demonstrate al-Marbawi and Husayn's deep condemnation at that time of the misconduct of Malay Muslims and of the ideology held by the Kawn Tua and Kaum Muda (political polemics) for instance. As a criticism of Malay Muslims, their teaching and condemnation is absolute. This study believed that these Mo great scholars were independent authorities who would respond to key existing problems (including disunity, unjust leadership, and conflicts between religious scholars) as their mission to uphold the truth as guided by the Prophet in Hadith.
Subject	:	BP Islam. Bahaism. Theosophy, etc.
Added Entry	:	University of Wales Trinity Saint David