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This final theme integrates the classical, methodological, interpretive, empirical and computational dimensions of Hadith research into unified research frameworks. It brings together Hadith research foundations, takhrīj and source verification, isnād and narrator analysis, matn criticism, authentication and classification, fiqh al-Hadith and thematic interpretation, historical and contemporary applications, corpus linguistics, NLP, digital Hadith resources, databases, ontologies, knowledge graphs and artificial intelligence. The framework recognises that Hadith research can involve fundamentally different forms of evidence that cannot be collapsed into a single analytical layer. Hadith itself contains distinguishable matn and isnād components, while modern research may add linguistic, historical, social-scientific, quantitative and computational evidence. Discourse-functions-of-oppositi… The uploaded literature demonstrates this interdisciplinary breadth: research ranges from linguistic and discourse analysis of Hadith, to Islamic management and environmental applications, biomedical comparison, machine-learning text categorisation, narrator extraction, social-network analysis, structured datasets and ontology-driven knowledge graphs