"Kitab al-Athar"

"Kitab al-Athar" is an important Islamic text attributed to the scholar Abu Hanifa, the founder of one of the major Sunni schools of thought. The title translates to "The Book of Traditions" and comprises a collection of sayings and practices of the Prophet Muhammad and his companions. It serves as a critical source for understanding Islamic jurisprudence and beliefs, providing guidelines on legal and ethical issues. The text reflects the historical and cultural context of early Islamic scholarship, highlighting how teachings were transmitted and interpreted within the Muslim community.