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Debunking more claims justifying hadith

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Originally posted 2015-01-18 18:28:34.   The advocates of hadith, in their persistent attempts to justify its legality, claim that it is not possible to practice Islam by using the Quran alone. To justify their case, they refer to a number of Quranic incidents which are not fully detailed in the Quran but whose details were […]

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Why the prophet Muhammad is innocent of the fabricated hadith that fills the hadith books

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Originally posted 2015-01-18 18:14:52. Millions of Muslims all over the world have been brought up to believe that the collections of hadith by Bukhari and Moslim provide the authentic words and teachings of the prophet Muhammad. These two collections have been labelled “sahih” (authentic). The majority of these hadith portray a chain of narrators in […]

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Examples of Hadith that Insult Prophet Muhammad

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Originally posted 2014-08-04 23:11:16. The compilations of Bukhari and Moslem are full of shameful hadiths that insult God, the Prophet Muhammed, the Muslims, Islam and also the intelligence of any normal human being. In this section we can check some of the insults to the prophet Muhammed himself by the same people who claim to be trying […]

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Examples of Hadith that Insult GOD

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Originally posted 2014-08-04 23:10:00. To follow are some examples of hadith which contain insults against God. It may be useful to remind ourselves first with what God Almighty says about Himself in the Quran: “No visions can encompass Him, but He encompasses all visions. He is the Compassionate, the Cognizant.” 6:103 “… There is nothing like Him, […]

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Some Contradictions Between Hadith & Quran

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Originally posted 2014-08-04 23:08:47. Eight major areas of contradiction between the Qur’an and Hadith literature Below I have only given the headings of these topics and the list of narrations from Hadiths that contradict the verses of the Qur’an. Punishment for adultery: Al-Bukhari: 8.816; 3.885 Al-Qur’an: 24:2; 24:5-9 Extremely adverse comments supposedly made by the […]

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The topic of hadith and sunnah is one of the most discussed subjects within Islamic study, and this site approaches it with a critical and research-based perspective. The Quran alone is presented as the primary and most reliable source of guidance, with the understanding that the message of the Quran is complete, detailed, and fully explained. Visitors are encouraged to examine the role that hadith literature has played in shaping religious practice and belief, and to consider the reasons why the Quranic message alone is emphasized throughout these pages.

Many seekers come to this resource with questions about the relationship between the Quran and the vast collections of reported sayings and traditions attributed to the Prophet. The materials available here offer a thoughtful examination of how these reports were compiled, transmitted, and later elevated in status within mainstream Islamic thought. By exploring the historical context and the scholarly debates surrounding these texts, readers can develop a clearer picture of the origins of common practices and beliefs, and how they compare with what the Quran itself presents.

The website provides a variety of articles, videos, and multimedia resources that address common misconceptions about the Quranist perspective and the rejection of hadith as a source of religious law. Rather than dismissing tradition outright, the content encourages a respectful yet rigorous investigation into what the Quran actually teaches. This includes exploring topics such as abrogation, contradictions, and the so-called secrets and decoding of the divine message, all presented in an informative and thought-provoking manner that caters to both newcomers and seasoned researchers alike.

For readers interested in translation, the site offers multilanguage resources that make the Quranic message accessible to a global audience. The inclusion of the Edward Lane lexicon and other scholarly tools helps those who wish to study the original Arabic more deeply, while the simple reader format and concordance make the text easier to navigate. Whether one is exploring the heavens and the earth themes, the light of divine guidance, or the realities of peace and jihad, the goal remains consistent: to provide accurate education based on the Quran alone.

The broader mission of this project is to serve as an informative database that is continually updated and expanded, offering a wealth of insightful content for those seeking a submission-based understanding of Islam. From audio files and reciters to books and tools, the resources are curated to support study and reflection. The design of the site, with its clean and utilitarian layout, reflects the straightforward nature of the message it carries, inviting visitors to discover the Quran as their personal guide and to engage with the material in a calm, thoughtful, and open-minded manner.