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See also:TIRMIDHI [See also:Abu 'Isa Mahommed See also:ibn 'Isa ut-Tirmidhi] (d. 892) , Arabian traditionalist, was See also:born at Tirmidh on the Jihun . He was a See also:scholar of the traditionalist Bukhari, and in his See also:search for traditions travelled through See also:Khorasan, See also:Irak and See also:Hejaz . His al-Jami' us-Salhzh is one of the six canonical collections of traditions . In it he admitted every tradition that had ever been used to support a legal decision, indicating the See also:doctrine it supported and mentioning the doctrines opposed to it . It was published at Bulaq in 1875 . He also wrote the Kitab ush-Shama'il on the See also:character and See also:life of See also:Mahomet (printed at See also:Calcutta, 1846) . (G . W . |
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