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General Answer
Al-Hadith (الØديث) is an Arabic word that means talk, saying, or event. Its plural is Al-Ahadith (الأØاديث) that means sayings. So, Al-Ahadith mean the sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) that are collected based on specific rules and conditions to be followed by Muslims and to be one of the basic pillars of Islam law or Sharia. As mentioned above the four basic sources of Al-Hadith are:
- Sahih Bukhari
- Sahih Muslim
- Sunan Abu-Dawud
- Malik's Muwatta
Shiites have much more sources than the four above.
Prophet sayings (Hadith) plus his practices and doings are called in Arabic 'Sunnah'.
The prophet hadith is important because:
- Hadith is part of prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) sunnah and Muslims are commanded by God to follow this Sunnah, together with Quran, as sources for Islam religion teachings and rules.
- Prophet Muhammad is a true model for human to be followed in all his saying, doings, and practices.
- Prophet sayings (hadith) give the details, as explained to the prophet by God, of many ritual worships.
- Prophet sayings (hadith) are sources of many Islam morals.
- Prophet sayings (hadith) detail and explain what is briefed in Quran.
Refer to the Related Links for some of Muhammad's teachings.
Further Discussion on Hadiths
Answer 1
Hadith are oral traditions relating to the words and deeds of the Prophet Muhammad. Hadith collections are regarded by all traditional schools of jurisprudence as important tools for determining the Muslim way of life, the sunnah.
Hadith, the teachings; sayings, actions and approvals of Prophet Muhammad, meticulously reported and collected by his devoted companions, explain and elaborate the Quranic verses.
Reference: Understanding Islam and Muslims by World Assembly of Muslim Youth
A hadith is the saying of holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), which were carried forward by the sahabis to their next generations and then were documented in books to make the life of people easy, as we could follow the same ahadith (plural) to lead our life in the best and organised manner. we can also find the best answers to all of our questions regarding our life and day to day situations.
The Hadith are a collection of stories about the life of Prophet Muhammad. They consist of all the verbal commandments of Muhammad, all the verbal dealings that he had with folk in his life. The Hadith also contain a record of all the actions of Muhammad and the hadith also contain details of all the actions that received the silent approval of prophet Muahmmad.
The Ahadith are collections of stories about Muhammad which were collated some years after Muhammad's death (in Bukhari's case 300 years after.)
There are hundreds of major collections within Sunni Islam
Sahih Bukhari
Sahih Muslim
Sunan Abu-Dawud
Malik's Muwatta
Jame trimzi
Sunan Ibne maja
Answer 2
According to Shia Islam, in addition to being sayings about Muhammad and his life, Hadiths are also the sayings of any of the fourteen Infallible Imams. According to Sunni Islam Hadith is only saying of messenger of God Muhammad SAWW.
Shia sources
1. Salim b. Qays al - Hilali, Kitabu salim b. Qays, 1st c.
2. Imam Zayn al - Abidin Al - Sahifa al - Sajjadiyya, 1st c.
3. Zayd b. Ali, Musnadu Zayd, 2nd c.
4. Imam Jafar al - Sadiq, Tashid al - Mufaddal, 2 nd c
5. (Ascribed to) Imam Jafar al - Sadiq, Misbah al Sharia 2nd c.
6. Jafar b. Muhammad al - Hadrami, Aslu Jafar b. Muhammad al - Hadrami, 2nd c.
7. Jafar b. Muhammad al - Qurashi, Aslu Jafar b. Muhammad al - Qurashi, 2nd c.
8. Husayn b. 'Uthman b. Sharik, Aslu Husayn b. 'Uthman b. Shrik, 2nd c.
9. Khallad al - Sindi, 'Aslu Khallad al - sindi, 2nd c.
10. Dursut b. Abi Mansur, Aslu Dursust b. 'Abi Mansur, 2nd c.
11. Zayd al - Zarrad, Aslu Zayd al - Zarrad, 2nd c.
12. Zayd al - Nirsi, 'Aslu Zayd al - Nirsi, 2nd c.
13. Zarif b. Nasih, 'Aslu 'Abd' Allah b. al - Jubar (Diyatu Zarif b. Nasih, 2nd c.
14. 'Asim b. Hamid al - Hannat, Aslu 'Asim b. Hamid al - Hannat, 2nd c.
15. 'Abd Allah b. Yahya al - Kahili, 'Aslu 'Abd Allah b. Yahya al - Kahili, 2nd c.
16. 'Abd al - Malik b. Hakim, 'Aslu 'Abd al - Malik b. Hakim, 2nd c.
17. 'Ala' b. Razin, Mukhtasar 'Aslu 'Ala b. Razin, 2nd c.
18. Muthanna b. al - walid al - Hannat, Aslu Muthanna b. al - Walid al - Hannat, 2nd c.
19. Muhammad b. al - Muthanna al - Hadrami, 'Aslu muhammda b. al - Muthanna - al - Hadrami, 2nd c.
20. Abu said 'Abbad al - 'Usfuri, 'Aslu abi said 'abbad al - Usfuri, 2nd c.
21. Salam b. 'Abi 'Umara, Aslu Salam b. 'Abi 'Umra, 2nd c.
22. 'Ali b. 'Asbat, Aslu 'Ali b. 'Asbat.
23. (Ascribed to) Imam 'Ali al - Rida, Tibb al - Rida 'Alayhi al - Salam (Al - Risala al - Dhahabiyya), 3rd c.
24. (Ascribed to) Imam 'Ali al - Rida, Sahifatu al - Rida 'Alayhi al - Salam, 3rd c.
25. (Ascribed to) Imam 'Ali al - Rida, Fiqh al - Rida 'Alayhi al - Salam, 3rd c.
26.(Ascribed to) Imam Hasan al - 'Askari, Tafsiru al - Imam al - Askari 'Alyahi al - Salam, 3rd c.
27. Ahmad b. Muhammad al - 'Hsh'ari al - Qummi, Al - Nawadi, 3rd c.
28. 'Ibrahim b. Muhammad al - Thaqafi, Al - Gharat, 3rd c.
29. Muhammad b. al - Hasan al - Saffar al - Qummi, Basait al - Darajat, 3rd c.
30. Husayn and 'Abd Allah b. Bastan, Tibb al - Aimma Li Ibna Bastam, 3rd c.
31. Al - Burqi, Al - Mahasin, 3rd c.
32. Al - Husayn b. Said al - Ahwazi, Al - Mumin, 3rd c.
33. Al - Husayn b. Said al - Ahwazi, Al - Zuhd lil Husayn b. Said, 3rd c.
34. Ali b. Jafar, Masailu 'Ali b. Jafar, 3rd c.
35.Al - Humayri al - Qummi, Qurb al - Asnad, 3rd c.
36. Furat al - Kufi, Tafsiru Furat al - Kufi, 3rd c.
37.Yahya b. al - Husayn, Durar al - Hadith, 3rd c.
38.Muhammad b. sulayman al - Zaydi, Manaqib al - Imam Amir al - Muminin, 3rd c.
39.Al - Ayyashi, Tafsiru al - Ayyashi, 4th c.
40.Al - Kulayni, Al - Kafi, 4th c.
41.Al - Saduq I, Al - Imama Wa al - Tabsira, 4th c.
42.Al Iskafi, Al - Tamhis, 4th c.
43.Al - Qudi al - Numan b. Muhammad, Daaimu al - Islam, 4th c.
44.Muhammad b. Quluya al - Qummi, Kamil al - Ziyarat, 4th c.
45.Jafar b. Ahmad b. Ali al - Qummi, Jami al - Ahadith gi al - Qummi, 4th c.
46.Jafar b. Ahmad b. Ali al - Qummi, Al - Ghayat, 4th c.
47.Jafar b. Ahmad b. Ali al - Qummi, Al - Musalsalat, 4th c.
48.Jafar b. Ahmad b. Ali al - Qummi, Al - Amal al - Mania Min al - Janna, 4th c.
49.Jafar b. Ahmad b. Ali al - Qummi, Nawadir al - Hathar fi Ali Khayr al - Bashar, 4th c.
50.Jafar b. Ahmad b. Ali al - Qummi, Al - Arus, 4th c.
51.Muhammad b. Muhammad al - Ashath al - Kufi, Al - Jafariyyat (Al - Ashathiyyat), 4th c.
52.Ibn Khazzar al - Qummi, Kifayat al - Athar, 4th c.
53.Ali b. Ibrahim al - Qummi, Tafsiru al - Qummi, 4th c.
54.Al-Numani, Al - Ghaybatu Li al - Numani, 4th c.
55.Al-harrani, Tuhaf al-Uqul, 4th c.
56.Sheikh al-Saduq, Al-Amali Li al-Saduq, 4th c.
57.Sheikh al-Saduq, Al-Tawhid, 4th c.
58.Sheikh al-Saduq, Thawabu al-A'mal, 4th c.
59.Sheikh al-Saduq, Al-Khisal, 4th c.
60.Sheikh al-Saduq, Sifatu al-Shi'a, 4th c.
61.Sheikh al-Saduq, Ilalu al-Shariyi, 4th c.
62.Sheikh al-Saduq, Uyunu Akhbar al-Rdia Alayhi al-Salam, 4th c.
63.Sheikh al-Saduq, Fada'il al-Ashhur al-Thalatha, 4th c.
64.Sheikh al-Saduq, Fada'ilu al-Shi'a, 4th c.
65.Sheikh al-Saduq, Kamal al-Din, 4th c.
66.Sheikh al-Saduq, Musadiqatu al-Ikhwan, 4th c.
67.Sheikh al-Saduq, Ma'ani al-Akhbar, 4th c.
68.Sheikh al-Saduq, Man la Yahdurulu al-Faqih, 4th c.
69.Sheikh al-Saduq, Al-Mawa'iz li-al-Saduq, 4th c.
70.Ibn Shadhan (Muhammad b. Ahmad), Me'atu Manqaba, 5th c.
71.Sheikh al-Mufid, Al-Irshad, 5th c.
72.Sheikh al-Mufid, Al-Amali li al-Mufid, 5th c.
73.Sheikh al-Mufid, Al-Mazar li al-Mufid, 5th c.
74.Sheikh al-Mufid, Nahj al-Balagha, 5th c.
75.Jafar b. Muhammad al-Mustaghfiri, Tibb al-Nabi Sallahu Alaghi WA'Alihi Wa Sallam, 5th c.
76.Sayyid al-Murtada, Al-Hamli li al-Murtada, 5th c.
77.Husayn b. Abd al-Wahhab, Uyun al-Mujizat, 5th c.
78.Al-Karajaki, Kanz al-Fawaid, 5th c.
79.Al-Karajaki, Madan al-Jawahir, 5th c.
80.Muhammad b. Ali al-Karajaki, Al-Istibsar fi al-Nass Ala al-Aimma, 5th c.
81.Sheikh al-Tusi, Ikhtiyaru Marifat al-Rijal (Rijalu al-Zarkashi).
82.Sheikh al-Tusi, Al-Istibsar, 5th ed.
83.Sheikh al-Tusi, Al-Amali Li al-Tusi, 5th c.
84.Sheikh al-Tusi, Tahdhib al-Akham, 5th c.
85.Sheikh al-Tusi, Al-Ghayba li al-Tusi, 5th c.
86.Sheikh al-Tusi, Misbah al-Mutahijjid, 5th c.
87.Abu Muhammad Abd al-Rahman al-Khazai, Al-Arabauna Hdithan fi Fadailu Ali Alayhi Al-Salam, 5th c.
88.Muhammad b. Ali al-Alousi al-Kufi, Al-Taazi, 5th c.
89.Muhammad b. Jarir b. Rustam al-Tabari, Dalail al-Imama, 5th c.
90.Muhammad b. Jarir b. Rustam al-Tabari, Nawadir al-Mujizat fi Manaqib al-Aimma al-Huda, 5th c.
91.Al-Halwani, Nuzhat al-Nazir, 5th c.
92.Al-Shajari al-Zaydi, Al-Amali li al-Huda, 5th c.
93.Muhammad b. Ali al-Tabari, Bisharatu al-Mustafa, 6th c.
94.Al-Hasan b. al-Fadl al-Tabarasi, Makarimu al-Akhlaq, 6th c.
95.Al-Amidi, Ghuraru al-Hikam, 6th c.
96.Ibn Hamza, Al-Thaqib fi al-Manaqib, 6th c.
97.Sayyid Fadl Allah al-Rawandi, Nawadiru al-Rawandi, 6th c.
98.Qutb al-Din al-Rawandi, Al-Daawat, 6th c.
99.Qutb al-Din al-Rawandi, Al-Khara'ij WA al-Jara'ih, 6th c.
100.Sheikh Muntajab al-Din, Al-Arbauna Hadithan An Arbaina Shaykhan, 6th c.
101.Ahmad b. Ali al-Tabarsi, Al-Ihtijaj, 6th c.
102.Ibn Shahr Ashub, Al-Manaqib li ibn Shahr Ashub, 6th c.
103.Ibn Idris al-Hilli, Mustatrafat al-Sara'ir (al-Nawadir), 6th c.
104.Muhammad b. Ja'far al-Mashadi, Al-Mazaru al-Kabir, 6th c.
105.Abu al-Hasan Ali al-Lithi al-Wasiti, Uyunu al-Hikam Wa al-Mawaiz, 6th c.
106.Al-Kaydari, Diwan al-Imam Ali Alayhi al-Salam (Anwar al-Uqul), 7th c.
107.Ibn Bitriq, Al-Umda, 7th c.
108.Ibn Bitriq, Khasais al-Wahyu al-Mudin, 7th c.
109.Ali b. al-Hasan al-Tabarasi, Mishkati al-Anwar, 6th c.
110.Warram b. Abi Farras, Tanbihu al-Khawatir (Majmuatu Warram), 7th c.
111.Al-Chaghmini, Tibb al-Nabi Sallalahu Alayhi Wa Alihi Wa Sallam (Qanunchal), 7th c.
112.Muhammad b. Abd Allah al-Husayni al-Halabi, Al-Arbauna Hadithan fi Huquq al-Ikhwan, 7th c.
113.Ibn Nama al-Hilli, Muthur al-Ahzan, 7th c.
114.Shadhan b. Jibrail, Al-Fadail, 7th c.
115.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Iqbal al-Amal, 7th c.
116.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Aman, 7th c.
117.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Tahisin li Ibn Tawus, 7th c.
118.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Jamal al-Usbu, 7th c.
119.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Dawra al-Warqiya, 7th c.
120.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Sad al-Suud, 7th c.
121.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Ghiyathu Sultanu al-Wara, 7th c.
122.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Fathual-Abwab, 7th c.
123.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Faraju al-Mahmum, 7th c.
124.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Falahu al-Sail, 7th c.
125.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Luhuf (Al-Malhuf), 7th c.
126.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Mujtana min al-Duau al-Mujtaba, 7th c.
127.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Muhasibatu al-Nafs Li Ibn Tawus, 7th c.
128.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Misbaha al-Zair, 7th c.
129.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Malahim Wa al-Fitan (Al-Tashrifat bi'L-Munan), 7th c.
130.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Muhaj al-Daawat, 7th c.
131.Sayyid b. Tawus (Ali b. Musa), Al-Yaqin, 7th c.
132.Abd al-Karim b. Tawus, Farhatu al-Ghari, 7th c.
133.Al-Irbili, Kashfu al-Ghumma, 7th c.
134.Sheikh Muhammad al-Shairi al-Sabziwari, Jamiu al-Akhbar, 7th c.
135.Hafiz Rajab al-Barsi, Mashariqu Anwar al-Yaqin, 8th c.
136.Shahid I, Al-Arbauna Hadithan, 8th c.
137.Shahid I, Al-Arbauna Hadithan min Waiyyat al-Nabi, 8th c.
138.Shahid I, Al-Mazar li Shahid al-Awwal, 8th c.
139.Shahid I, Al-Durratu al-Bahira, 8th c.
140.Al-Hasan b. Muhammad al-Daylami, Irshadu al-Qulub, 8th c.
141.Al-Hasan b. Muhammad al-Daylami, Alam al-Din, 8th c.
142.Allama al-Hilli, Kashfu al-Yaqin fi Fadailu Amir al-Muminin, 8th c.
143.Ibn Fahd al-Hilli, Al-Tahsin li Ibn Fahd, 9th c.
144.Ibn Fahd al-Hilli, Uddatu al-Dai, 9th c.
145.Ibn Abi Jumhur, Awali al-Liali, 9th c.
146.Al-Hasan b. Sulayman al-Hilli, Mukhtasaru Basairu al-Darajat, 9th c.
147.Al-Kafami, Al-Baladu al-Amin, 10th c.
148.Al-Kafami, Al-Misbah Li al-Kafami, 10th c.
149.Shahid II, Al-Arbaun Hadithan, 10th c.
150.Shahid II, Maskanu al-Fuad, 10th c.
151.Shahid II, Muntaqa al-Jaman fi al-Ahadith al-Suhar, 10th c.
152.Shahid II, Al-Durr al-Manthur min al-Mathur Wa Ghayr al-Mathur, 10th c.
153.Yahya b. Husayn al-Bahrani, Al-Shihab fi al-Hukm Wa al-Adab, 10th c.
154.Sharaf al-Din Ali al-Husayni, Tawil al-Ayat al-Zahira, 10th c.
155.Izz al-Din Husayn al-Amili al-Harithi, Al-Arbauna Hadithan, 10th c.
156.Sheikh al-Bahai, Al-Arbain, 11th c.
157.Sheikh al-Bahai, Miftahu al-Falah, 11th c.
158.Muhammad-Taqi al-Majlisi, Al-Arbauna Hadithan, 11th c.
159.Al-Faydh al-Kashani, Al-Haqqaiq fi Mahasinu al-Akhlaq, 11th c.
160.Al-Faydh al-Kashani, Khulasatu al-Adhkar, 11th c.
161.Al-Faydh al-Kashani, Kalamatu Maknuna, 11th c.
162.Al-Faydh al-Kashani, Nawadiru al-Akhbar fi Usul al-Din, 11th c.
163.Al-Faydh al-Kashani, Al-Nawadir fi Jam al-Ahadith, 11th c.
164.Al-Faydh al-Kashani, Al-Wafi, 11th c.
165.Muhammad b. al-Fayd, Maadinu al-Hikmati fi Makatib al-Aimma, 12th c.
166.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Al-Ithna Ashariyya fi al-Mawaiz al-Adadiyya, 12th c.
167.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Ithbata al-Hudat, 12th c.
168.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Al-Jawahira al-Saniyya fi al-Ahadith al-Qudsiyya, 12th c.
169.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Al-Sahifa al-Thaniya al-Sajjadiyya, 12th c.
170.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Wasailu al-Shia, 12th c.
171.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Al-Fusulu al-Muhimma fi Usulu al-Aimma, 12th c.
172.Al-Hurr al-Amili, Bidayatu al-Hidaya, 12th c.
173.Sayyid Hashim al-Bahrani, Al-Burhan fi Tafsiru al-Quran, 12th c.
174.Sayyid Hashim al-Bahrani, Madinatu al-Maajiz, 12th c.
175.Sayyid Hashim al-Bahrani, Yanabiu al-Maajiz Wa Usul al-Dalail, 12th c.
176.Sayyid Hashim al-Bahrani, Al-Insaf fi al-Nass Ala al-Aimma, 12th c.
177.Muhammad Baqir al-Majlisi, Bihar al-Anwar, 12th c.
178.Al-Arusi al-Huwayzi, Tafsiru Nur al-Thaqalayn, 12th c.
179.Sulayman b. Abd Allah al-Bahrani, Al-Arbauna Hadithan fi Imamatu Amir al-Muminin, 12th c.
180.Abd Allah b. Salih al-Samahiji, Al-Sahifatu al-Alawiyya, 12th c.
181.Sheikh Abu Allah al-Bahrani, Awalimu al-Ulum Wa al-Maarif, 12th c.
182.Muhammd Sadiq Khatun Abadi, Kashfu al-Haqq (Arbain-I Khatun Abadi), 13th c.
183.Ahmad b. Taan al-Bahrini, Al-Sahifatu al-Sadiqiyya, 14th c.
184.Husayn al-Nuri al-Tabarasi, Al-Sahifatu al-Alawiyya al-Thaniya, 14th c.
185.Husayn al-Nuri al-Tabarasi, Mustadraku al-Wasail, 14th c
"recollection"
the hadiths are rememberences of sayings of Muhammud, sacred to Muslims.
the hadiths, Qur'an, and Sharia make up their holy scriptures
Hadith is a type of religious. Hadith is Islamic prophet Muhammad.
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∙ 15y agoThe Ahadeeth (singular: hadeeth) are narrations by the companions of Muhammed of his sayings, rulings, advices, actions, habits etc. The Ahadeeth are used in conjunction with the Quran to develop Islamic law (shariah). Prominent Ahadeeth compilations include Bukhari, Tirmidhi, Muslim, Ahmad etc
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∙ 10y agoAnswer 1
The Quran and Hadith are most important two sources of the Islamic law (or Shariaa).
Quran is the Muslims holy book that reflects real Allah (or God and same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism) words revelation to prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) through the angel Jibril (or Gabriel). The word revelations are in Arabic that is still a live language. Refer to related questions below.
Hadith reflects prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) sayings and teachings. refer to related question below.
Answer 2
Quran is word of God revealed to Messenger of God Muhammad a.s.
Hadith according to sunni Muslims is saying of Messenger of God Muhammad a.s. and according to Shia Muslims is saying of any of the fourteen infallibles. practice of Messenger of God Muhammad a.s. is called Sunnah.
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∙ 14y agoHadith is an Arabic word that means in English 'saying'. In Islam religion, Hadith refers to a narration of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him). Prophet sayings (Hadith) plus his practices and doings are called in Arabic 'Sunnah'. These sayings of The prophet hadith is important because:
- Hadith is part of prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) sunnah and Muslims are commanded by God to follow this Sunnah, together with Quran, as sources for Islam religion teachings and rules.
- Prophet Muhammad is a true model for human to be followed in all his saying, doings, and practices.
- prophet sayings (hadith) give the details, as explained to the prophet by God, of many ritual worships.
- prophet sayings (hadith) are sources of many Islam morals.
- prophet sayings (hadith) detail and explain what is briefed in Quran.
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∙ 9y agoA hadith is an Islamic tradition. It means a report of the teachings, sayings and deeds of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
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∙ 9y agoSunna is the practice, and Hadith is the saying of the holy Prophet (SAW).
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∙ 10y agoAccording to Shia Islam Hadith is saying of any of the fourteen infallibles and according to Sunni Islam Hadith is saying of only Messenger of God Muhammad SAWW.
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∙ 10y agoAhadith is the plural of hadith, and a hadith is a story about the Prophet; something he did or said or taught that was outside the recitations he got from Allah.
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∙ 8y agoThe collections of the reports of the teachings, deeds and sayings of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and his companions.
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∙ 12y agohadith is what the prophet muhammed say
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How authentic is Hadees-e-Nabawi?
Hadeeth authenticity vary on different levels. The three main categories are: Saheeh (Authentic) Hasan (Sound) Da'eef (Weak) Hadeeth are graded according to their isnaad's or chain's of transmission. The narrators that head back to a sahabi (companion of prophet Muhammad) are analysed and a verdict is given by a scholar on the authenticiy of a hadeeth based on the analysis of the narrators. The grading of a hadeeth is based on the lowest level of a narrator. So if all the narrators meet the saheeh criterion, the hadeeth is classed as saheeh. If however one of the narrators was to be da'eef then the hadeeth would be classed da'eef. Saheeh hadeeth are those hadeeth were all the rawi's (narrators) are all noted to have met each other and have heard hadeeth from each other, are known to be pious and of good character, are known to possess a good memory. These hadeeth may be quoted freely as they are all authentic. Hasan hadeeth are those hadeeth where one or more of the rawi's have a defect in their memory but not one of great significance. These hadeeth may be quoted freely except in matters of creed where there are no saheeh hadeeth to agree with them. Da'eed hadeeth are those hadeeth where one or more of the rawi's have a significant defect in memory, were mentally ill, were of bad character and piety or were known to mix things about or change meanings. These may not be quoted freely but may be used as back up for a point established by a saheeh or hasan hadeeth. Besides from these there are other categories such as mawdoo, marfu' etc and other sub categories of the above ie. saheeh li ghayrih, hasan li ghayrih, da'eef jiddan etc.
Who is the structure for Islam?
Islam always follow what is mentioned in the Holy Quran and what Prophet Mohammad have said (Hadeeth).
What is a saheeh hadeeth?
saheeh(sahih) hadith means authentic hadith ... insense the hadith is considered true and valid
What are the differences between hadith an sunnah from Muslim schools?
The Sunnah refers to the commands, prohibitions, sayings, actions and tacit approvals of the Messenger of Allah. The whole of the Sunnah falls under the command of Allah in His Book: The hadeeth refers to a combination of a text and a chain of narration beginning from the Prophet and ending at the scholar who recorded that hadeeth
What does modish mean in Arabic?
modish in english means up-to-date in arabic u say it ----asree - hadeeth - ala' elmodah
How many hadeeth did imam bukhari memorize?
al-Bukhari collected over 300,000 hadith and included only 2,602 traditions in his Sahih
What are some Islamic Ethics Books?
Please read the Noble Quran, and other books of the sayings of the prophet Mohamed (Hadeeth Books); refer to link below for more books on Islam.
Is there any hadees which says if you want to save your religion have relation or be in contact with a christian and if you want to save your food be near a JEW it was sent by someone please help?
Answer:No. There is no such Hadeeth. It is nonsense.
Are there any mosques in altrincham cheshire?
Shajalal Masjid 145 Walthall Street, Crewe, CW2 Tel: Mosque Capacity Male 200 Female 0 Mosque Services Arabic/Quran Classes Hadeeth & Tafseer Classes Advice & Counselling Shajalal Masjid 145 Walthall Street, Crewe, CW2 Tel: Mosque Capacity Male 200 Female 0 Mosque Services Arabic/Quran Classes Hadeeth & Tafseer Classes Advice & Counselling
What are hadeeth of music in Islam?
This is from bukhari shareef:"There wilol be people from my um,ah who will seek to make lwaful drinking fornication, and the use of mazif" the word mazif means musical instrument. Aperson who listens to music, it is the same as eating pork and drinknig wine. which is NOT premissable i islam.
Is there any hadeeth to support that food cooked by a non-muslim is haram?
Nothing in religion says that food is haram or is not allowed to eat if cooked by non Muslim. It is important that the food itself and its cooking gradients are halal and is allowed for eating by Muslims. See related question below for more information.
What are the rosaries of Muslim called?
bismillah irrahmanir raheem there called thikr beads and they are haram becauese 1.prophet Mohammad never used them so it would be classified as bi'da (innovation)and in authentic hadeeth prophet Mohammad pbuh said that evry newly invented matter is an innovation (and in another hadeeth)evry innovation is in the hell fire 2.why would someone want to deprive himself of the rewards of following the sunnah by using the hands to count tasbeeh there is long and in depth explanations on this subject im just touching the tip of the iceberg so to say... i recommend you look in to it
