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Title التناص الديني في ديوان شيخ الإسلام العسقلاني

Author(s) Hafiz asad Ullah

Abstract Abstract Topic of M. Phil Dissertation “Religious intertextuality throughout Shaykh Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani's poetry” Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani was a great scholar who presented his services in the middle ages; mostly he had dealt the Shafi related subjects. He is also one of the well known sunni figure in the field of Hadith, as he is awarded the title of Shaykh al Islam. He has written many books on different subjects but hadith and Shafi jurisprudence is very prominent amongst those subjects. The very remarkable and prominent job he has done and presented as a gift is Fath al-Bari - the commentary of the Sahih of Bukhari. The research will tackle religious intertextuality in Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani’s Diwan. The research work will be based on the variety of religious intertextuality illustrated by Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani. As a religious scholar he draws most of his ideas and connotations from the religious texts, especially from Quran and Hadith. This is the reason the presentation affects more and fancy of the readers of poetic texts. So I have divided my topic into abstract, introduction, three chapters, Bibliography and list of contents. The Introduction narrates the poet’s biography and also gives brief light on his educational efforts. First chapter contains into two sub chapters. Sub-chapter 1: Ibn Hajar as a poet. Sub-chapter 2: concept of intertextuality in lexical and contextual terms, religious intertextuality, the origin of intertextuality. Second chapter sheds light on the importance of intersexuality in Arabic literature. Further the said chapter consists into three sub-chapters which are: Sub-chapter 1: The importance of intertextuality throughout Quranic verses usage. Sub-chapter 2: The importance of intertextuality throughout Ahadees-Nabvi usage. Sub-chapter 3: The importance of intertextuality as paving the way for innovation. Third chapter also has two sub chapters. Sub-chapter 1: the sources of religious intertextuality in the poetry of Ibn Hajar like Quran and Hadith Sub-chapter 2: intertextuality levels in the Diwan of Shaykh al Islam.

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Department Arabic

Language Arabic

Publication Date 2020-04-29

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