Iam still on a break. This is specific for a person who rejects hadith.
Some of these so-called muslimahs who believe the pajiths lies and rejects every hadiths without knowing how to approach a hadith.
Once iam away from my break i wil expose this individual and break them down into pieces.
Hadith rejecting feminists are 304's i see them as zanias.
1. Are Hadith Authentic Narrations?
Yes—many are. But not all narrations claimed to be hadith are automatically authentic. That’s why classical scholars developed a very strict science to verify them.
Hadith sciences are one of the most advanced verification systems in human history. Nothing similar exists in any other religion.
2. How Hadith Are Verified (The A–Z System)
Scholars check two parts:
A. The Isnad (Chain of Narration)
They examine:
Every narrator’s memory
Their character
Whether they ever lied
Whether they actually met the person they claim to narrate from
Whether all links in the chain are connected
If even one link is broken, the hadith becomes weak.
B. The Matn (Text)
They check:
If the text contradicts Qur’an
If it contradicts stronger hadith
If it contains exaggerations
If it looks fabricated
Only after testing both parts does the grading happen.
3. Hadith Grades Explained Simply 1) Sahih (Authentic)
Strong chain
Narrators are reliable
No contradictions
No defects
Example: Most of Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim.
2) Hasan (Good)
Reliable, but narrators have slightly lesser memory
Still accepted for Islamic law
3) Da‘if (Weak)
Broken chain
Narrator with poor memory
Not used for laws
Can be used for motivation (fada’il) if no fabrication signs
4) Mawdu‘ (Fabricated)
Fake
Invented by someone
Completely rejected
5) Sahih li ghayrihi / Hasan li ghayrihi
A hadith becomes stronger when multiple weak chains support each other.
4. The Major Hadith Collections
Listed from strongest to weaker:
The “Sahihayn” (most trusted):
Sahih al-Bukhari
Sahih Muslim
The Four Sunan:
Sunan Abu Dawood
Sunan al-Tirmidhi
Sunan al-Nasa’i
Sunan Ibn Majah
These contain sahih, hasan, and weak narrations mixed—so scholars grade each hadith individually.
5. Why Isn’t Qur’an “Enough”?
This is the part many people misunderstand.
The Qur’an Commands Muslims to Follow the Prophet (ﷺ)
You can’t follow the Prophet if you don’t know what he said and did.
The Qur’an says:
“Obey Allah and obey the Messenger.” — 4:59 “Whatever the Messenger gives you, take it.” — 59:7 “He does not speak from desire; it is revelation.” — 53:3–4
The Qur’an requires hadith to fulfill these commands.
6. Without Hadith, You Can’t Practice Islam
Here are things the Qur’an does not detail:
1. How to pray
Number of rak‘ahs
What to recite
How to perform rukū‘ and sujood All of this is from hadith.
2. How to fast properly
Breaking fast time, suhoor, what breaks fast… all hadith.
3. How to pay zakat
Percentages? Categories? Nisab? All hadith.
4. How to perform Hajj
The Qur’an says perform Hajj, but the process is from hadith.
5. Marriage, divorce, inheritance details
Hadith clarifies most rules.
6. Criminal punishments
Almost all details come from hadith.
7. Wudu (ablution)
The Qur’an mentions wudu, but the method is from the Prophet.
If someone rejects hadith, they basically cannot practice Islam the way the Prophet taught it.
7. Why Allah Preserved Hadith
Because:
Islam is a complete lifestyle
The Prophet is a teacher, not only a book-reciter
The Qur’an needs explanation, context, and application
The Prophet (ﷺ) said:
“I have been given the Qur’an and something like it along with it.” — Abu Dawood (Sahih)
Meaning: Revelation isn’t only the Qur’an. The Prophet’s explanations are also revelation.
8. What Should You Do as a Muslim?
Here is your clean, simple approach:
✔ Follow Qur’an + Sahih Hadith
This is the strongest path.
✔ For rulings, rely on:
Sahih al-Bukhari
Sahih Muslim
Authentic narrations in Abu Dawood, Nasa’i, Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah
✔ Take religion from scholars who follow classical methodology (Ahl al-Sunnah).
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Iam still on a break. This is specific for a person who rejects hadith.
Some of these so-called muslimahs who believe the pajiths lies and rejects every hadiths without knowing how to approach a hadith.
Once iam away from my break i wil expose this individual and break them down into pieces.
Hadith rejecting feminists are 304's i see them as zanias.
1. Are Hadith Authentic Narrations?
Yes—many are.
But not all narrations claimed to be hadith are automatically authentic. That’s why classical scholars developed a very strict science to verify them.
Hadith sciences are one of the most advanced verification systems in human history. Nothing similar exists in any other religion.
2. How Hadith Are Verified (The A–Z System)
Scholars check two parts:
A. The Isnad (Chain of Narration)
They examine:
Every narrator’s memory
Their character
Whether they ever lied
Whether they actually met the person they claim to narrate from
Whether all links in the chain are connected
If even one link is broken, the hadith becomes weak.
B. The Matn (Text)
They check:
If the text contradicts Qur’an
If it contradicts stronger hadith
If it contains exaggerations
If it looks fabricated
Only after testing both parts does the grading happen.
3. Hadith Grades Explained Simply
1) Sahih (Authentic)
Strong chain
Narrators are reliable
No contradictions
No defects
Example: Most of Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim.
2) Hasan (Good)
Reliable, but narrators have slightly lesser memory
Still accepted for Islamic law
3) Da‘if (Weak)
Broken chain
Narrator with poor memory
Not used for laws
Can be used for motivation (fada’il) if no fabrication signs
4) Mawdu‘ (Fabricated)
Fake
Invented by someone
Completely rejected
5) Sahih li ghayrihi / Hasan li ghayrihi
A hadith becomes stronger when multiple weak chains support each other.
4. The Major Hadith Collections
Listed from strongest to weaker:
The “Sahihayn” (most trusted):
Sahih al-Bukhari
Sahih Muslim
The Four Sunan:
Sunan Abu Dawood
Sunan al-Tirmidhi
Sunan al-Nasa’i
Sunan Ibn Majah
These contain sahih, hasan, and weak narrations mixed—so scholars grade each hadith individually.
5. Why Isn’t Qur’an “Enough”?
This is the part many people misunderstand.
The Qur’an Commands Muslims to Follow the Prophet (ﷺ)
You can’t follow the Prophet if you don’t know what he said and did.
The Qur’an says:
“Obey Allah and obey the Messenger.” — 4:59
“Whatever the Messenger gives you, take it.” — 59:7
“He does not speak from desire; it is revelation.” — 53:3–4
The Qur’an requires hadith to fulfill these commands.
6. Without Hadith, You Can’t Practice Islam
Here are things the Qur’an does not detail:
1. How to pray
Number of rak‘ahs
What to recite
How to perform rukū‘ and sujood
All of this is from hadith.
2. How to fast properly
Breaking fast time, suhoor, what breaks fast… all hadith.
3. How to pay zakat
Percentages? Categories? Nisab?
All hadith.
4. How to perform Hajj
The Qur’an says perform Hajj, but the process is from hadith.
5. Marriage, divorce, inheritance details
Hadith clarifies most rules.
6. Criminal punishments
Almost all details come from hadith.
7. Wudu (ablution)
The Qur’an mentions wudu, but the method is from the Prophet.
If someone rejects hadith, they basically cannot practice Islam the way the Prophet taught it.
7. Why Allah Preserved Hadith
Because:
Islam is a complete lifestyle
The Prophet is a teacher, not only a book-reciter
The Qur’an needs explanation, context, and application
The Prophet (ﷺ) said:
“I have been given the Qur’an and something like it along with it.”
— Abu Dawood (Sahih)
Meaning:
Revelation isn’t only the Qur’an.
The Prophet’s explanations are also revelation.
8. What Should You Do as a Muslim?
Here is your clean, simple approach:
✔ Follow Qur’an + Sahih Hadith
This is the strongest path.
✔ For rulings, rely on:
Sahih al-Bukhari
Sahih Muslim
Authentic narrations in Abu Dawood, Nasa’i, Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah
✔ Take religion from scholars who follow classical methodology (Ahl al-Sunnah).
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