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JOURNAL OF ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES

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The<br />

traditionist<br />

(CL/PCL)<br />

Al-Ḥasan al-<br />

Baṣrī (d.<br />

110/728)<br />

Qatāda b.<br />

Diʿāma (d.<br />

JAIS<br />

117/735)<br />

Saʿīd b. Abī<br />

ʿArūba (d.<br />

ONLINE<br />

156/772)<br />

Pavel Pavlovitch<br />

The reconstructed wording of the CL/PCL Remarks<br />

The non-revelation cluster The revelation cluster<br />

(1) Unzilat “Qurʾān 4:15” fa-lammā rufiʿa l-waḥy u qāla rasūl u l-lāh i ,<br />

ṣalʿam: (2) “Khudhū-hunna! Iqbalū-hunna!”<br />

Al-Ḥasan’s exegetical<br />

tradition in its original form<br />

(1) “Khudhū ʿan-nī! (2) Qad<br />

jaʿala l-lāh u la-hunna sabīl an .<br />

(3a) Al-thayyib u bi-l-thayyib<br />

(3b) wa-l-bikr u bi-l-bikr (4a)<br />

Al-thayyib u jald u miʾat in<br />

thumm a rajm un bi-l-ḥijāra<br />

(4b) wa-l-bikr u jald u miʾat in<br />

thumm a nafy u sana.”<br />

OR<br />

Anna l-nabiyy a , ṣalʿam, unzila ʿalay-hi in a<br />

volatile conjunction with the dual-penalty<br />

maxim<br />

OR<br />

(1a) Kāna rasūl u l-lāh i , ṣalʿam, idhā<br />

nazala/nuzzila ʿalay-hi kuriba li-dhālika watarabbada<br />

la-hu wajh u -hu (1b) fanazala/nuzzila<br />

ʿalay-hi dhat a yawm in fa-laqiya<br />

dhālika fa-lammā surriya ʿan-hu qāla: (2)<br />

“Khudhū ʿan-nī! (3) Qad jaʿala l-lāh u lahunna<br />

sabīl an . (4a) Al-bikr u bi-l-bikr i jald u<br />

miʾat in wa-nafy u sana (4b) wa-l-thayyib u bi-lthayyib<br />

i jald u miʾat in wa-l-rajm.”<br />

Al-Ḥasan most likely<br />

circulated an exegetical<br />

tradition in which he voiced<br />

his opinion that sexual<br />

offenders should be punished<br />

in accordance with Qurʾān<br />

4:15.<br />

Ibn Abī ʿArūba’s matn most<br />

likely excluded the revelation<br />

preamble.<br />

The preamble attributed to Ibn<br />

Abī ʿArūba is composed of<br />

fictional elements borrowed<br />

from the generic descriptions<br />

of the theophany.<br />

The penal maxim attributed to<br />

Ibn Abī ʿArūba draws on<br />

features specific of the nonrevelation<br />

traditions of Shuʿba<br />

and al-Qaṭṭān.<br />

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