The first account tests selected reports by repetition, the second contrasts disciplined memorization with unselective uptake, and the third requires known transmitters. Their shared principle does not erase the distinctive wording and chains of each original report.
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What the three Ibn ʿAbbās reports contribute
Avoiding Unreliable Transmitters: Critical Reception of Reports and Historical Claims
The first account tests selected reports by repetition, the second contrasts disciplined memorization with unselective uptake, and the third requires known transmitters. Their shared principle does not erase the distinctive wording and chains of each original report.