Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal

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Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal is a monumental Sunni hadith collection compiled by the scholar Ahmad ibn Hanbal, renowned for its extensive compilation of prophetic traditions arranged primarily by narrator.

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instanceOf Sunni hadith book
hadith collection
aim to collect as many prophetic reports as possible
approximateSize one of the largest early Sunni hadith collections
arrangementPrinciple by narrator
musnad format
associatedMadhhab Hanbali NERFINISHED
author Ahmad ibn Hanbal NERFINISHED
citedIn classical works of Sunni creed
classical works of fiqh
classical works of hadith criticism
compiler Ahmad ibn Hanbal NERFINISHED
consideredBy Sunni scholars as an important primary source
contains hadiths attributed to the Prophet Muhammad
hadiths narrated by Companions of Muhammad
dateOfCompilation 9th century CE
denominationalContext Ahl al-Sunnah NERFINISHED
distinguishedFrom the Six Canonical Sunni Books NERFINISHED
era Abbasid Caliphate NERFINISHED
focusesOn prophetic traditions
genre musnad
hasModernEditions critical printed editions by various publishers
hasPart individual musnads for specific Companions
musnad of Abdullah ibn Masud
musnad of Abu Bakr NERFINISHED
musnad of Abu Hurayra NERFINISHED
musnad of Aisha bint Abi Bakr NERFINISHED
musnad of Ali ibn Abi Talib NERFINISHED
musnad of Anas ibn Malik NERFINISHED
musnad of Umar ibn al-Khattab NERFINISHED
musnad of Uthman ibn Affan NERFINISHED
inFluenced Hanbali jurisprudence
later Sunni hadith scholarship
language Arabic
methodologicalFeature arranges hadiths under each Companion narrator
includes multiple chains of transmission
preserves variant wordings of hadiths
namedAfter Ahmad ibn Hanbal NERFINISHED
preservation transmitted through manuscript tradition
primarySubject hadith
religiousDiscipline Islamic studies
hadith studies
religiousTradition Sunni Islam NERFINISHED
statusInTradition highly respected among Sunni scholars
studiedIn contemporary Islamic universities
traditional madrasas
usedIn Sunni legal reasoning
Sunni theology
hadith authentication studies

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Ahmad ibn Hanbal notableWork Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal
Kutub al-Sittah excludes Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal