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History and theory of religions. "Sunnah". Prophet Muhammad (most important) Directory / Lecture notes, cheat sheets Table of contents (expand) 36. Sunnah. Prophet Muhammad For Muslims, the role of the Holy Tradition, designed to supplement and explain the Koran, is played by the "Sunnah" - the biography of the creator of religion. The life of Muhammad could form a kind of Islamic sacred history and at the same time serve as an example of a righteous life and struggle for Islam. This text became the "Sunnah of the Prophet". In functional terms, the "Sunnah" is a doctrinal source of the "second order", while in terms of content it is a biography of the prophet. The Arabic word sunna, which has become the designation of the biography of Muhammad and the Islamic Holy Tradition, literally means "path, example, model." The Sunnah contains stories about the actions and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad. The religious and ethical norms approved by the "Sunnah" reflect the customs and rules of the Arab urban community, supplemented by the norms of Muslim orthodoxy. This is the second foundation of Islamic law. The expression "observe the Sunnah" means to imitate Muhammad, to lead a correct Muslim life. There was also a stable formula "In the name of the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of his prophet." In Islam, there are almost no known conflicts related to differences in understanding the opposition "Holy Scripture (Koran) - Holy Tradition (Sunnah of the Prophet)". In the IX-X centuries. "Sunnah" is beginning to be read almost on a par with the Koran. The "Sunnah of the Prophet" was called very early to supplement the word of Allah. As a sign of reverence for the "Sunnah," legitimate Muslims began to call themselves Ahl Assunnah, that is, "people of the Sunnah, or Sunnis." However, the Shiite currents and sects opposing the Sunnis also revere the "Sunnah of the Prophet" along with the Koran. The first distributors of the "Sunnah" were the companions of Muhammad, who, in various conflicting or difficult cases of life, began to recall the actions of the prophet as an argument in a dispute. Traditions from the life of the prophet began to be called hadiths (Arabic for "story"). Early oral hadiths date back to the second half of the XNUMXth and early XNUMXth centuries. In the VIII-IX centuries. Hadith began to be written down. The "Sunnah" as a whole took shape by the XNUMXth century. The first and main difference between the "main" collections of hadiths and the "non-main" ones is the degree of authority of the narrator. The two main directions in Islam - Sunnism and Shiism - differ from each other in the antiquity of the hadiths they recognize as sacred and, therefore, canonical sources of law. Shiites recognize only those hadiths that go back to Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law Caliph Ali and his two sons. For the Sunnis, the circle of sacred collections of hadiths is much wider, and they recognize not only Ali, but also some other caliphs as the legitimate successors of Muhammad. Author: Pankin S.F. << Back: Koran >> Forward: islamic worship We recommend interesting articles Section Lecture notes, cheat sheets: ▪ Theory of accounting. Lecture notes ▪ English for doctors. Lecture notes See other articles Section Lecture notes, cheat sheets. Read and write useful comments on this article. Latest news of science and technology, new electronics: The existence of an entropy rule for quantum entanglement has been proven
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