The results of our source analysis, the literature survey, and certain other historical data lead us to believe that this prayer, Jawshan, may have first appeared within the "Shīʿī world" in the prayer books by Ibrāhīm al-Kafʿamī, and only later was introduced to the "Sunnī world" through Majmūʿat al-aḥzāb, the collection of prayers by al-Gumushkhānawī, and gained wide circulation among certain groups.\r\n
📌 3 Key Takeaways
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Objective & Hypothesis:\r\n This essay attempts to question the authenticity of the so called Jawshan by analyzing the canonical sources of ḥadīth literature to determine whether it can be traced back to the Prophet of Islam.
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Key Findings & Data:After subjecting the Jawshan to a careful analysis of chain (sanad) and text (matn), the essay concludes that there is neither a reliable source nor a valid set of academic criteria that would prove that the text concerned is attributable to the Prophet of Islam.
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Conclusion & Impact:The results of our source analysis, the literature survey, and certain other historical data lead us to believe that this prayer, Jawshan, may have first appeared within the "Shīʿī world" in the prayer books by Ibrāhīm al-Kafʿamī, and only later was introduced to the "Sunnī world" through Majmūʿat al-aḥzāb, the collection of prayers by al-Gumushkhānawī, and gained wide circulation among certain groups.\r\n
🔬Design:Survey & Empirical Study
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:The Prayer · Jawshan · A Study Of Its Sources
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\r\n This essay attempts to question the authenticity of the so called Jawshan by analyzing the canonical sources of ḥadīth literature to determine whether it can be traced back to the Prophet of Islam. After subjecting the Jawshan to a careful analysis of chain (sanad) and text (matn), the essay concludes that there is neither a reliable source nor a valid set of academic criteria that would prove that the text concerned is attributable to the Prophet of Islam. The results of our source analysis, the literature survey, and certain other historical data lead us to believe that this prayer, Jawshan, may have first appeared within the "Shīʿī world" in the prayer books by Ibrāhīm al-Kafʿamī, and only later was introduced to the "Sunnī world" through Majmūʿat al-aḥzāb, the collection of prayers by al-Gumushkhānawī, and gained wide circulation among certain groups.\r\n
AYDINLI, A. (2020). The prayer of jawshan - a study of its sources -. Ilahiyat Studies: A journal on Islamic and Religious Studies, Cilt: 2 Sayı: 1. https://ajindex.com/articles/1039550