Isrā’īliyyāt, Ḥadīth Mawḍū‘ & Fitnah Sīrah di Alam Melayu

Isrā’īliyyāt, Ḥadīth Mawḍū‘ & Fitnah Sīrah di Alam Melayu

by Zahiruddin Zabidi

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This manuscript argues - cause confusion between the Muslim religious thought-Malay archipelago there are in fact the early history of Islam and the tradition of writing works of Islam in the Malay world. It started from the methodology of writing Sastera Hikayat Berunsur Islam, Sastera Kitab, Sastera Ketatanegaraan and the like after Islam developed in the archipelago. This is because the writing of such works does not make the discipline already outlined by the Islamic scholars immediately after the death of Rasulullah s.a.w. as a methodology for disseminating information related to Islam. In short, the process does not go through the framework and disciplines of Riwāyah and Dirāyah. This causes the tread since Islam in the Malay world until now, Isra'iliyyat, Hadith Mawḍū', and transmitted Defamation head for a long time still fertile even considered authentic by most of these people!

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