The fact that the style of the Quran and hadiths is different from each other proves that the Quran is the word of Allah.
The person who brought the Quran from Allah and the person who conveyed it to us is the same person, our Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). The Quran came from him and hadiths came from him, too.
However, if attention is paid, it will be seen that there is a big difference between the divine words that the Prophet (pbuh) conveyed as the Quran and the hadiths that belong to him.
One does not have to be a scholar in order to understand this difference. Those who compare the style of the Quran and that of the hadith will easily see that there is an obvious difference between them.
If the Quran were the words of a human being as those who deny it claim, the style of the hadiths of the Prophet and that of the hadiths would have to be different.
However, the fact that the style of the Quran does not resemble that of the hadiths and that the statements of the Quran are superior to all statements show that the Quran is not the word of the Prophet but the word of Allah, who made him a prophet and revealed the Quran to him.
- Is it stated in the Quran that Noah's Ark is on Mount Judi?
- Is it a bid’ah to say dua and read the Quran after performing a prayer?
- People mention reading the chapter of Yasin 41 times; is it sound? Are there hadiths about the virtues of Yasin?
- 2. Prayer
- Prayers in Congregation
- What are the sunna prayers (the prayers performed by our Prophet Muhammad-pbuh-, and performing of which are recommended but not obligatory)?
- How has the practice of reading the dua "Allahumma antassalamu wa minkassalam,.." after prayer has been? What is the practice of the Messenger of Allah regarding the issue like?
- Is it necessary to salute to one side or both sides before sajdah as-sahw (prostration of forgetfulness) is performed?
- Is it permissible to use prayer beads?
- What are the dhikrs that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) made?

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