It doesn’t matter how explicit something is said in a Hadith. Hadith words are not words of Prophet (sws) verbatim. They are words of prophet (sws) as understood by the narrator. Just because something is in Hadith, doesn’t necessarily make it a religious injunction.Ahadith always need to be understood within framework of whole Quran and Sunnah which are transferred in their purest form. At the end, it all comes down to principles of understanding religion (Quran, Sunnah and Hadith). Without having an in-depth understanding how Farahi School approaches religion, these application matters will always present a great enigma in linking one with another. For that, please spare some hours in understanding the principles underlying in understanding each of these subject-matters and how they are interlinked with one another. Because without its understanding, you’ll never feel content with any answer provided here, especially in response to any Hadith. Please refer to the following response and please take your time and go through all the content provided there. Once you understand the matter from an epistemological stand-point, the application would be very easy to understand.

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