Yes, Quran is our first reference and then we look to the hadiths to clarify things. In fact, the Quran tells us to use the hadiths.
Quran is God revelation and His words to prophet Muhammad through the Angel Gabriel. Hadith is prophet Muhammad saying.
No it does not say in the quran or any hadith
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In Islamic teachings, the Quran is considered the holy book revealed by God to Prophet Muhammad, while hadith are the sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad. Hadith are used to provide context and explanation for the teachings in the Quran, helping Muslims understand and apply the principles and laws outlined in the Quran.
The holy Quran & the Hadith are the first main sources of legislations in Islam,respectively.
The Quran is considered the ultimate authority in Islam, as it is believed to be the literal word of God. Hadith, on the other hand, are the teachings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad and are considered secondary to the Quran in terms of authority. While the Quran is seen as infallible and unchangeable, hadith can vary in authenticity and interpretation.
One should study hadith because of good guide line which did not cover in Quran.
Hadith is the Arabic word for "saying". Hadith is the saying of the prophet Muhammad PBUH & we Muslims are commanded by Allah in the holy Quran to obey the prophet & to follow all His Sunnah. An authentic Hadith is important because it has a command or a recommendation or a prohibition from the prophet Muhammad PBUH & we must obey Him since obeying Him is actually an obeying of the Creator, Allah.
It in the Qur'an and the hadith that the Five pillars of Islam mentioned and how to put them into practice.
Hadith Naboui is prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) own sayings. Hadith Qodsi is sayings of God (not part of Quran) conveyed to prophet Muhammad to inform his people with.