Ep 5: Considering Hadith as Abrogated | Omar Suleiman | The Khilaf Amongst the Ulama

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Thank you so much, as a german reading into islamic matters, this actually was a problem for me. I do believe the Quran but with the Hadith i was like "What do you mean all this has been written down about 150 years after? Based on what other people said?" Don't get me wrong, there is a lot of knowledge in there and i am certain a lot of things are correct, but when it comes down to it, to serious matters, i'd not trust any hadith a 100%. I feel like from what i read often, that Muslims often blindly follow Hadith without questioning it or the circumstances. It is stated in the Quran to ponder over its verses if i am not mistaken, yet Hadith are neither in the Quran, nor do i think people think about where they came from or what their meaning in that timeframe could be. I also think a person reading the Quran with a soft heart is going to come to other conclusions than someone reading, that has a hard heart, maybe that is a test in itself. May God/Allah have mercy on us and help us be among the righteous!

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@Shakib The two most recited that i hear are Al-Bukhari and Muslim who both lived about 150 Years after the Prophet (pbh), those were the ones i meant. And i thank you for your answer :)

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@@DontKnow-hr5my brother as we have textbook of mathematics that include the works of Euclid on geometry does not mean that the theorems and proofs are written after so many year of Euclid just a analogy to understand that the Bukhari and Muslim is a organised collection of health and the science of health exist before them

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@@DontKnow-hr5my There is a difference between written by and compiled. Bukhari and Muslims compiled Hadiths that they were sure, after authentication that they were sahih.

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