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==A comparison of his two books==
==A comparison of his two books==
After writing his ''Tahdhib'', al-Shaykh al-Tusi wrote ''[[al-Istibsar]]'' concerning apparently contradictory hadiths, whose parts and organization are very similar to ''Tahdhib''. All hadiths in ''al-Istibsar'' are also cited in ''Tahdhib'', though their chains of narrations are sometimes different; for example, in the first volume of ''al-Istibsar'', there are over 200 hadiths whose chains of narrations in ''Tahdhib'' are complete, but are partially mentioned in ''al-Istibsar''. On the contrary, in 80 hadiths, only ''al-Istibsar'' contains complete chains of narrations.
After writing his ''Tahdhib'', [[al-Shaykh al-Tusi]] wrote ''[[al-Istibsar]]'' concerning apparently contradictory hadiths, whose parts and organization are very similar to ''Tahdhib''. All hadiths in ''al-Istibsar'' are also cited in ''Tahdhib'', though their chains of narrations are sometimes different; for example, in the first volume of ''al-Istibsar'', there are over 200 hadiths whose chains of narrations in ''Tahdhib'' are complete, but are partially mentioned in ''al-Istibsar''. On the contrary, in 80 hadiths, only ''al-Istibsar'' contains complete chains of narrations.


In the first volume of ''Tahdhib'' most hadiths are cited through [[al-Shaykh al-Mufid]], but in ''al-Istibsar'', other masters are also cited, and the way through a person other than al-Shaykh al-Mufid is preferred if it has some advantages such as shorter chains of narrations or a greater number of narrators.
In the first volume of ''Tahdhib'' most hadiths are cited through [[al-Shaykh al-Mufid]], but in ''al-Istibsar'', other masters are also cited, and the way through a person other than al-Shaykh al-Mufid is preferred if it has some advantages such as shorter chains of narrations or a greater number of narrators.
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Most hadiths in ''al-Istibsar'' have their sources in ''Tahdhib'', and only in few cases the sources are different.
Most hadiths in ''al-Istibsar'' have their sources in ''Tahdhib'', and only in few cases the sources are different.


The author's explanations about hadiths and the ways of resolving their contradictions in ''al-Istibsar'' are often the same as what he had said in ''Tahdhib'', though there are verbal differences between the two.
The author's explanations about [[hadiths]] and the ways of resolving their contradictions in ''al-Istibsar'' are often the same as what he had said in ''Tahdhib'', though there are verbal differences between the two.


==Commentaries and expositions==
==Commentaries and expositions==
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