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TUHFAT AL-AHWADHI BI SHARHI AL-TIRMIDHI: ITS CHARACTERISTICS AND STATUS AMONG HADITH COMMENTARIES

Authors: Abu Rasel Siddiquee;

TUHFAT AL-AHWADHI BI SHARHI AL-TIRMIDHI: ITS CHARACTERISTICS AND STATUS AMONG HADITH COMMENTARIES

Abstract

Tuhfat al-Ahwadhi bi Sharh Jami‘al-Tirmidhi, authored by Shaykh Abu al-‘Ula Muhammad ‘Abd al-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri (1283–1353 AH / 1867–1935 CE), is a seminal commentary on Imam al-Tirmidhi’s al-Jami‘al-Sahih. This ten-volume work integrates rigorous Hadith analysis, including evaluation of narrators, classification of traditions, and comparative discussion of juristic opinions. Al-Mubarakpuri’s methodology reflects objectivity, critical insight, and balanced engagement with earlier scholars, making the commentary both traditional in foundation and modern in approach. Its clarity and systematic structure enhance accessibility for students and scholars alike. Today, Tuhfat al-Ahwadhi is recognized as a key reference in Hadith studies, notable for its scholarly precision, pedagogical value, and enduring influence in Islamic academic circles.

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