Hadith - the Cancer of Islam
- robi37440
- May 9, 2016
- 1 min read
Are Hadith and Sunnah truly part of Islam or are they baseless traditions which cripple the message of peace described in the Holy Quran?
The term “hadith” refers to sayings attributed to the prophet Muhammad. The word “Sunnah” refers to religious traditions allegedly established by Muhammad, and authenticated through a consensus of his companions. Even though the Quran proclaims it is fully detailed and contains the details of everything (7:52, 6:114. 10:37), an overwhelming majority of Muslims inherited the traditional belief that they need hadith and sunnah to understand, clarify or add more details to the Quran.
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