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Hadith Narrations As A Source Of Religion
Assalam O Alaikum!
Dear sir,
I’m a Muslim from Pakistan and my name is Areeb. I’ve been studying Islam from various perspectives for the last 6 years. On the basis of the Quran and Sahih Hadees.
Recently I talked to one of my colleagues he’s a Muslim as well when we discussed the beliefs of Islam I came across a lot of new questions by him, regarding the fundamental practices of Islam.
Following questions have been raised by him and I tried to get the answers from different scholars of Islam from different sects but I was not able to get satisfactory answers.
1. Why do we need Hadees if the Quran is complete and well explained?
2. Why there is no description of certain practices of Islam like a way of performing Salah, keeping fast, Zakat and Hajj. Why do we have to depend on sahih Hadees for practicing the basics of Islam?
3. How can we trust Hadees which have been written and collected by humans after quite a long time of death of the prophet?
I’m writing this to you with a big hope that I get the descriptive and satisfying answers to these questions
Regards
Muhammad Areeb
Assalamualaikum Warahmatullah
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Hadith Narrations As A Source Of Religion
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These questions are based on some misconceptions. Please watch all of the videos in the following thread to understand the status of hadith narrations as a source of knowledge within the framework of Islam:
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