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Verifying Hadith Correctness in Islamic Web Pages using Information Retrieval Techniques
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 44 - Number 13 |
| Year of Publication: 2012 |
| Authors: Mohammed Q. Shatnawi, Qusai Q. Abuein, Omar Darwish |
10.5120/6327-8680
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Mohammed Q. Shatnawi, Qusai Q. Abuein, Omar Darwish . Verifying Hadith Correctness in Islamic Web Pages using Information Retrieval Techniques. International Journal of Computer Applications. 44, 13 ( April 2012), 47-50. DOI=10.5120/6327-8680
Abstract
Certain types of web information need to be verified for correctness once being posted on the web (i. e. the information has a reference that cannot be tampered with). Such these types of information need systems in order to verify and assure their correctness. "The Hadith"; which is the sayings of Prophet Mohammad is an example of these types of information. Hadith in Islam is a very important tool to understand Qur'an, and in matter of Islamic law. This paper presents a reliable method to extract Hadith text from web pages, in order to find out the degree of correctness for each one; by looking it up in Sheikh Al- Albani Hadith Database (correct series and weak series) which contains 17000+Hadeeth texts and their degrees of correctness according to Sheikh Al-Albani studies. The proposed approach uses positional index built over the Sheikh Al-Albani Hadith Database (SAHDB) and extracts Hadith terms as queries from the passed web page, and execute these queries over SAHDB index.
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