AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE CONCEPT OF FABRICATED HADITH IN THE SCIENCE OF HADITH AND ITS APPLICATION IN KATSINA METROPOLIS
Abstract
This study provides an analytical exploration of the concept offabricated hadith in the science of hadith, with a focus on its application in Katsina Metropolis. It examines the historical development of hadith studies, the role of hadith in Islamic tradition, and the methodologies employed for authenticating narrations. The research delves into the definition, characteristics, mOtives, and categories offabricated hadith, highlighting their impact on Islamic scholarship, reIgious practices, and social norms ithin Katsina. Through a critical analysis of local na-ratives, this study identjfies the challenges faced by scholars and educators in addressing fabricated hadith and proposes strategies to mitigate their spread and influence. By contextualizing the issue within Katsina Metropolis, the research contributes to the bra zder understanding offabricated hadith and their implications for contemporary Islamic scholaiship anjiractice.
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