BUKHARI NARRATION OF ANDALUSIAN HADITH SCHOLAR KADI MUHELLEB B. EBI SUFRE

Andalusian hadith scholar Muhelleb b. Eb Sufre (d. 435/1044) is famous for his Bukhari Narration. He is a Bukharian hadith narrator who narrated from the third generation Bukhari narrators Asili (d. 392/1002) and Kabisi (d. 403/1012) via sema method (by listening). He is one of the canonist hadith scholars who introduced el-Camiu's-Sahih (the Collection of Authentic Hadiths) in Andalusia. He compared Bukharian copies he received from his masters via listening with el-Camiu's-Sahih and neatly collected them in a Bukhari narration called el-Muhtasaru'n-Nash. In his work, he endeavored to determine the narrators who narrated hadiths with their isnads (musnid), those who draw provisions from hadiths (fakih), and those who memorized hadiths with their texts and sanads (hafiz). His Muhtasar is of great significance because its Bukhari narrations are based on analyzed and reliable copies. In this work, the author reveals differences in narration, prefers complete narrations and combines more narrators. Muhelleb, who had never met Darekutni, is the first scholar who attracted attention to Bukhari's taliks. In this article, the narration method Muhelleb used in the collection of Muhtasar, who used Bukhari's Sahih together with various narrations and copies, will be examined.