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DIVORCE, EADI¯TH-SCHOLAR STYLE: FROM AL-D2RIMI¯ TO AL-TIRMIDHI¯ SCOTT C. LUCAS University of Arizona How did the major third/ninth century Aad;th scholars articulate Islamic law? Until recently, the majority of both traditional Muslim scholars and Western-trained academics have devoted greater attention to the contents of the canonical Aad;th books than to the legal hermeneutics of these books’ individual compilers. Despite the existence of important studies on third/ninth century Aad;th-scholar jurisprudence by Ncourses, three months, 56 4aA;A Muslim, x. 80 (3al:q: 6). 57 al-D:rim;, Sunan (3al:q: 11); al-Bukh:r;, 4aA;A (3al:q: 39); Muslim, 4aA;A (3al:q: 8); Ibn M:ja, Sunan (3al:q: 7); Ab< D:waccounts link it to additional Qur8:nic verses and topics, such as the episode of banning (taAr;m) in S