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This book deals with the settlement of te Companions outside Medina, and their involvement in the battle of siff?n, the battle that tore the early Muslim community apart. Based on five major biographical dictionaries written by the traditionists ("ahl al-?ad?th) of the 9th - 12th centuries, two lists are made: that of the Companions who settled in Iraq, Syria and Egypt, and that of those who were involved in the battle. Comparing the background of these two groups of Companions, the volume analyzes dividing line between the two camps. The use of a quantitative approach, and the use of the…mehr

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This book deals with the settlement of te Companions outside Medina, and their involvement in the battle of siff?n, the battle that tore the early Muslim community apart. Based on five major biographical dictionaries written by the traditionists ("ahl al-?ad?th) of the 9th - 12th centuries, two lists are made: that of the Companions who settled in Iraq, Syria and Egypt, and that of those who were involved in the battle. Comparing the background of these two groups of Companions, the volume analyzes dividing line between the two camps. The use of a quantitative approach, and the use of the traditionists' works as the main source in the historical study of classical Islam is an important contribution to the book.
This book contributes to a new way of understanding Islamic history by examining the definition of the Companions, their motives of settlements and political alignments, and the sources of this information (i.e. biographical dictionaries) through a quantitative analysis.
Autorenporträt
Fu'ad Jabali, Ph.D. (1999) in Islamic History, Institute of Islamic Studies, McGill University, is Lecturer of Islamic History and Culture at the UIN (Universitas Islam Negeri / Islamic State University) Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta.