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compelling case???
Hi there,
Could you please explain what the sentence, especially the underlined ones, mean?
Some researchers even refrained from using the Hadith as a historical source for early Islam because they were convinced that a complelling case for genuine hadiths could not be proposed.
Please help, it is urgent. Thanks in advence.
Last edited by azkad; 04-Feb-2009 at 09:18.
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Re: compelling case???

Originally Posted by
azkad
Hi there,
Could you please explain what the sentence, especially the underlined ones, mean?
Some researchers even refrained from using the Hadith as a historical source for early Islam because they were convinced that a complelling case for genuine hadiths could not be proposed.
Please help, it is urgent. Thanks in advence.
A 'compelling case for' something is an argument that is so strong that you are compelled to believe it. The researchers who didn't use the Hadith as a historical source believed that the people who said that it was a historical source had not justified their belief with a strong enough argument ("made a sufficiently compelling case for it")
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