The present study seeks to investigate the authenticity of ideological narration. Having proposed the dominant perspective in this regard, the origin and basis of such a perspective is delved into. The dominant perspectiveis the inauthenticity of the narrations given by a single narrator (āḥād) in beliefs. The introduction to this viewpoint is that the authenticity of the isolated narration and the obligation to it make sense where the narration holds a practical effect in Sharī‘a, but theāḥād narrations do not have such an effect. The following paper which is adapted from the views of a contemporary theologian scholar, seeks to prove that the āḥādnarrations in beliefs play an important role in encouragement of the practical and mental faculty, and accordingly, it has gotten a practical effect so its authenticity makes sense.
Sādeqi Matin, K. (2011). A Different Look on the Authenticity of Isolated(Wāḥid) Tradition in Beliefs. Jostar, 9(31-32), 62-71. doi: 10.22081/jet.2011.21627
MLA
Kāzem Sādeqi Matin. "A Different Look on the Authenticity of Isolated(Wāḥid) Tradition in Beliefs", Jostar, 9, 31-32, 2011, 62-71. doi: 10.22081/jet.2011.21627
HARVARD
Sādeqi Matin, K. (2011). 'A Different Look on the Authenticity of Isolated(Wāḥid) Tradition in Beliefs', Jostar, 9(31-32), pp. 62-71. doi: 10.22081/jet.2011.21627
VANCOUVER
Sādeqi Matin, K. A Different Look on the Authenticity of Isolated(Wāḥid) Tradition in Beliefs. Jostar, 2011; 9(31-32): 62-71. doi: 10.22081/jet.2011.21627
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