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The 14 pages that link to Matn, each with the reason it gives.

• HadithBroader topic: It is the report’s content, assessed alongside its chain.

• SunnahBroader topic: The matn contains the reported words or account assessed as evidence for Sunnah.

• Islamic historiographyBroader topic: Evaluating a report’s content complements scrutiny of its chain.

• IsnadRelated: Hadith scholarship examines the matn alongside the isnad.

• Sahih al-BukhariRelated: Each report pairs a text with the chain used to authenticate it.

• Hadith criticismBroader topic: Textual criticism considers a report’s wording alongside its chain of transmission.

• Hadith studiesBroader topic: Scholars assess the report’s content alongside its transmission chain.

• SiraRelated: The narrative account itself is assessed alongside its transmission chain.

• Early Islamic historiographyBroader topic: Comparing report wording helps identify variation and possible development beyond the isnad.

• Sahih MuslimRelated: The collection transmits report texts alongside their chains.

• Muslim ibn al-HajjajRelated: The report’s wording accompanies the chains Muslim scrutinized.

• SīrahRelated: Comparing report contents helps distinguish Sīrah narratives from their transmission claims.

• Abu HurayraRelated: The report’s text is distinct from its attribution to Abu Hurayra.

• Hadith sciencesBroader topic: Critics assess report content alongside its isnad.