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جوامع الكلم — Jawami' al-Kalim hadith database
The complete data of Jawami' al-Kalim 4.5 (1431 AH), the hadith program created by Offok and published free of charge by Islamweb as a waqf, extracted from its Windows-only binary format into a single SQLite file.
- 1,400 musnad books and 824,841 narrations, full Arabic text with tashkeel
- 638,237 isnads as ordered narrator chains, linked to 49,845 narrator biographies with their rank and 259,698 critics' verdicts
- Gradings, and takhreej clusters that group every narration of a hadith across all books
- Subject trees, the Quran, six classical Arabic dictionaries, and four major shuruh
- A ready-made full-text search index (SQLite FTS5), and indexes on every short column of the large tables
- Lookup tables that split the comma-separated narrator lists, so "every isnad through narrator X" is an index lookup
Browse it at https://hadith.adhamzahran.com. The same data is queryable over HTTP with a read-only JSON API at https://hadith.adhamzahran.com/api/ (documentation). The extraction code and the site are at https://gitlab.com/lordadamson/hadith.adhamzahran.com (MIT).
Download
The file is jawami.db.zst, a zstd-compressed SQLite database: a 590 MB download that
decompresses to 4.6 GB.
hf download angryreply/jawami3_alkalem jawami.db.zst --repo-type dataset --local-dir .
# or: curl -LO https://huggingface.co/datasets/angryreply/jawami3_alkalem/resolve/main/jawami.db.zst
zstd -d jawami.db.zst
On Windows, decompress with PeaZip or the zstd binary from
facebook/zstd releases.
Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.
Quick start
-- A hadith's text. bhid = '{book_id}_{hadith_num}'; 146 is Sahih al-Bukhari.
SELECT clean_text FROM hadith_text WHERE bhid = '146_1';
-- Full-text search. The index is stored without tashkeel, so search without it too.
SELECT f.bhid, b.name
FROM hadith_fts f
JOIN hadith_text ht USING (bhid)
JOIN books b ON b.book_id = ht.book_id
WHERE hadith_fts MATCH '"إنما الأعمال بالنيات"'
LIMIT 20;
-- The isnad of a narration with each narrator's rank.
-- rawy_ids runs from the compiler back to the companion.
SELECT n.id, n.name, n.wasf_rotba
FROM sanad s, json_each('[' || s.rawy_ids || ']') j
JOIN narrators n ON n.id = j.value
WHERE s.bhid = '146_1'
ORDER BY j.key;
-- Every isnad a narrator appears in (4883 = Ibn Abbas). pos 0 is the compiler's side.
SELECT s.sanad_id, s.bhid, sr.pos
FROM sanad_rawy sr JOIN sanad s ON s.sanad_id = sr.sanad_id
WHERE sr.rawy_id = 4883
LIMIT 20;
-- Every narration of the same hadith across all books.
SELECT h.bhid, b.name
FROM hadith h JOIN books b ON b.book_id = h.book_id
WHERE h.cluster_id = (SELECT cluster_id FROM hadith WHERE bhid = '146_1');
Tables
| Table | Rows | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
books |
1,400 | Book metadata: author, death date, edition, publisher, hadith_count |
categories |
18 | Book categories |
hadith_text |
824,841 | Every narration: clean_text (with tashkeel) and raw_text (with the program's inline markup) |
hadith_fts |
824,841 | FTS5 index over clean_text, tashkeel stripped |
hadith |
463,733 | Takhreej data per narration: cluster_id, companion (sahabi_id), grading (hokm) |
clusters |
20,744 | A hadith across all its narrations: type, overall grading, number of companions and occurrences |
book_clusters |
610,426 | Which clusters appear in which book |
taraf |
314,875 | Opening phrases (atraf) per cluster |
sanad |
638,237 | Isnads: rawy_ids is a comma-separated list of narrators.id, plus a grading |
sanad_rawy |
4,918,701 | One row per narrator in an isnad: (sanad_id, pos, rawy_id), pos counted from 0 (the compiler's side). The same data as sanad.rawy_ids, searchable by narrator |
hadith_sahabi |
474,073 | One row per companion of a narration: (bhid, rawy_id). The same data as hadith.sahabi_id |
book_cluster_sahabi |
610,426 | One row per companion of a book_clusters row: (book_cluster_id, rawy_id). The same data as book_clusters.sahabi_id |
hokm_text |
49,212 | The written reasoning behind a sanad's grading (id = sanad.sanad_id) |
narrators |
49,845 | Biographies: names, kunya, nisba, tabaqa, birth/death, rank (rotba, wasf_rotba), whether in al-Bukhari/Muslim |
critics |
1,015 | The scholars of al-jarh wa al-ta'dil |
critic_opinions |
259,698 | What each critic said about each narrator (alem_id → critics, rawy_id → narrators) |
authors |
487 | Biographies of the books' authors |
commentaries |
22,644 | Shuruh by bhid. commentary_book: 1 Fath al-Bari, 2 Sharh al-Nawawi ala Muslim, 3 Awn al-Ma'bud, 4 Tuhfat al-Ahwadhi |
topic_nodes |
55,455 | Subject trees; leaves point to a cluster_id |
quran_verses / verse_location |
6,055 / 6,236 | Quran text and surah/ayah lookup |
dictionary |
13,331 | Entries by root from al-Qamus al-Muhit (mo7eet), al-Fa'iq (faaq), al-Sihah (sa7a7), al-Nihaya (nehay), Lisan al-Arab (lesan), Tahdhib al-Lugha (tahzeeb) |
word_forms |
630,841 | Morphology: word form → root, prefix, pattern, suffix |
manuscripts, references_bib, masdar |
Manuscripts, bibliography, and source books |
sanad_rawy, hadith_sahabi and book_cluster_sahabi are added on top of the original data to make it searchable
(the comma-separated columns they come from are kept as they are). Every short column of the large tables is indexed
and ANALYZE has been run, so the query planner is ready to use them.
The full schema with comments is
extractor/schema.sql.
Codes
Grading (hadith.hokm, sanad.hokm): 0 صحيح, 1 حسن, 2 ضعيف, 3 ضعيف جداً, 4 متهم, 5 موضوع, -1 not graded.
Narrator rank (narrators.rotba, label in wasf_rotba): 1 صحابي, 2 ثقة حافظ, 3 ثقة,
4 صدوق حسن الحديث, 5 صدوق يخطئ, 6 مقبول, 7 مجهول الحال, 8 ضعيف الحديث, 9 مجهول,
10 متروك الحديث, 11 متهم بالوضع, 12 وضاع.
Inline markup in raw_text: narrator names are wrapped as /94 name L<id> /94 (first narrator),
/26 … /26 (chain) and /93 … /93 (companion); /20 starts the matn; /4 … /4 wraps a Quran
quotation. render_hadith_html() in the site's
api.php
turns it into HTML.
License and attribution
This data comes from Jawami' al-Kalim, created by Offok and published freely by Islamweb as a waqf. The classical texts themselves are in the public domain; the gradings, takhreej, narrator assessments and indexes are their compilation. It is republished here in an open format so it can be used beyond the Windows app. Please credit Jawami' al-Kalim (Offok / Islamweb) in anything you build with it.
The license is marked "other" because the data isn't ours to license. Only the extraction code is MIT. If you represent the rights holders and have concerns, please open a discussion on this repository.
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