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DUALISME PEMIKIRAN ORIENTALIS TERHADAP SANAD Rif’iyatul Fahimah; Achmad Ainul Yaqin
Holistic al-Hadis Vol 9 No 1 (2023): January - June 2023
Publisher : Jurusan Ilmu Hadis Fakultas Ushuluddin, Dakwah dan Adab UIN Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin Banten

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Since the presence of the Prophet, studies related to hadith have never been obsolete to discuss. Even today, there are not a few intellectuals who discuss hadith, in terms of sanad and matan. Among the groups that actively discuss hadith apart from Muslim intellectuals are the orientalists. There are objective orientalists who aim for intellectual progress, but there are also subjective orientalists whose goals have been contaminated with interests other than science and are also active in blaspheming the substance of Islam. This This qualitative literary article, using descriptive method, aims to explain the thoughts of orientalists regarding hadith, especially about sanad, so that it can be seen that there is a dualism of thought in the body of orientalists regarding sanad. According to Herbert Berg, the hadith orientalist thought model is classified into four groups namely, Skeptics represented by Ignaz and Schacht, Non-Skeptics represented by Abbott, Midlle Ground (middle position) represented by Jyunboll and Motzki then Neo-Skepticism represented by Cook and Calder. However, broadly speaking, these four groups can be merged into two groups, namely skeptics who deny the validity of sanad, such as Ignaz Goldziher and Schacht, who view that only matan has useful historical information, whereas sanad is very limited in terms of its historical value. The second group, namely non-skeptics who are Muslim scholars and some Western scholars (orientalists) such as Nabia Abbott and Harald Motzki view sanad as useful historical information.
Co-Authors Rif’iyatul Fahimah