الجامِعُون بين "عِلْم الحديثِ" و"عِلْم الطِّبِّ" في الهند: دراسةٌ استقرائيّةٌ

Abstract

Islamic scholarship is a rich blend of transmitted and rational 
sciences, as well as forensic and empirical sciences. 
Throughout history, Muslim scholars have excelled in these 
diverse fields, showcasing how Islam is a religion of 
intellectual development, openness, and civilization that can 
positively engage with all nations. In the subcontinent, there 
have been remarkable scholars who seamlessly integrated 
transmitted and rational sciences, such as Ḥadīth and 
medicine, to produce outstanding works and make 
significant contributions to their fields. This paper introduces 
these scholars, highlights their achievements, and examines 
their works. The author used an inductive approach to gather 
information on Ḥadīth scholars from the books Siyar and 
rijāl while utilizing a descriptive approach to analyze their 
contributions to the fields of Ḥadīth and medicine.