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moaath okab ahmad awwad

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  • m.awwad@qu.edu.sa
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    Scientific qualifications

    • PhD in Hadith and its Sciences - Yarmouk University - Jordan
    • Master's Degree in Hadith and its Sciences - University of Jordan
    • B.A. in Fundamentals of Religion - University of Jordan
    • Diploma in Educational Rehabilitation - University of Jordan

    Research interests

    • Al-Jaraj and Al-Taqdeed in Narrators
    • Modern terminology
    • Analytical talk
    • Thematic conversation
    • Prophetic biography
    • Graduation and genealogy

    Published research

    • The narrators whom al-'Ijli described as (2024-01-01)
    • Some Rare Terms of Jarh wa Ta'deel and the Narrators Described by Them (2024-01-01)
    • Al-Kala'i's Narrations in the Prophet's Biography Through His Book "Al-Iktifa' fi Maghazi Al-Mustafa". (2024-01-01)
    • The Prophet's Guidelines on Dealing with Non-Muslim Minorities in Islamic Countries (2024-01-01)
    • Treatment of Non-Muslim Minorities in Islamic Nations: Prophetic Principles (2024-01-01)
    • The difference between the terms "Saduq" (Truthful) and "Mahall al-Sidq" (Place of Truthfulness) according to Ibn Abi Hatim in his book "Al-Jarh wa al-Ta'dil" (Criticism and Appraisal) (2020-01-01)
    • The Inclusion of the Mutazilites and its Impact on Jurisprudence (2019-01-01)
    • The Rulings on Criticizing Narrators According to Ibn Abi Hatim in the Introduction of His Book "Al-Jarh wa Al-Ta'dil" (2016-01-01)
    • The Hadith school in the Levant (2015-01-01)
    • The Science of Jarh and Ta'deel with the Imamiyyah Shi'a: A Theoretical and Applied Study on the Narrators Mentioned by Al-Najashi with the Highest Levels of Modification (2006-01-01)
    • Novels by daughters about mothers in novels (2025-01-01)

    Teaching materials

    • All Islamic Culture Courses (Ladder 101-102-102-104)
    • Hadith Sciences (1-2)
    • Prophetic Biography Courses
    • Conversation courses at all levels
    • Graduation
    • Study of chains
    • Methods of modernizers

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