Hadith

Collection of sayings and actions attributed to Prophet Muhammad in Islam.

Sahih Sunnah

A Hadith is a collection of sayings, actions, or approvals attributed to the Prophet Muhammad in Islam. These accounts are considered important sources of guidance alongside the Quran.

Hadith is an Arabic word meaning 'talk' or 'speech'.

Hadith are stories about what the Prophet Muhammad said or did, helping Muslims understand and follow his example.

Hadith are considered a vital source of Islamic law alongside the Quran
Some Hadith collections are more widely accepted than others by different Muslim scholars
The process of verifying the authenticity of a Hadith is complex and involves examining multiple narrators

What is a Hadith? A written record of the sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad
Who collects them? Scholars and narrators throughout Islamic history
Why are they important? They provide guidance for Muslims beyond the Quran

Islamic texts religious narratives

Qudsi Hadith Isra narrative Mi'raj narrative

Islam Islamic scholarship

religious text religious tradition