Third Branch: Twelve Principles that ensure true understanding of hadiths that are misunderstood on issues such as the signs of the Last Day.
THIRD BRANCH
Since the Hadiths that speak of the signs of the end of time, the events at the end of time, and the merits and rewards of certain actions have not been well understood, some scholars who rely on their reason have pronounced some of them to be either weak or false. While some of the scholars whose belief was weak but whose egotism was strong have gone as far as denying them. For now we shall not attempt any detailed discussion, but shall only explain twelve ‘Principles’.
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First Principle: The reason of informing the signs of the Last Day implicitly.
Second Principle: Issues that require and do not require proof on the matters of religion.
Third Principle: The infiltration of some superstitions into Islam.
Eleventh Principle: The similes in hadiths that need expounding and interpretation.
- Ninth Principle: The explanation of matters that are regarded as exaggeration concerning riwayahs about the insignificance of the world and the reward for actions and merits of some of the chapters of the Qur'an.
- Third Principle: The infiltration of some superstitions into Islam.
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- Fourth Principle: The results that arise from the confusion of interpretations of hadiths with the original hadith texts.
- What does to present hadiths to the Quran mean? Did our Prophet say, Present what came to you from me to the Book of Allah. If it is in accordance with the Quran, it is my word. If it is not, it is not my word? If he did say so, how should
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