Hadith (are oral traditions relating to the words and deeds of Prophet Muhammad)

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“...He who strives against them with his heart is a believer and beyond that there is no faith even to the extent of a mustard seed.” Will you explain this hadith and the issue of enjoining what is good and forbidding what is evil?

How should we understand the hadiths about the Prophet’s kissing his grandsons Hasan and Husayn? Will you interpret them?

Is the statement ’Woe to him who repeats his sin’ a hadith?

"The people who were before you were ruined because they asked their prophets a lot of questions and did not act in accordance with the answers they received." Is it haram to ask questions according to the hadith above?

How should we understand the following hadith: "Tell people the hadiths that they can understand. Do you want Allah and the Prophet to be denied"?

Did the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) see Allah in Mi’raj (Ascension)?

What is the reason why the hadith "Make things easy and do not make things difficult" was uttered by the Prophet? Can we use it regarding any issue?

Will you write all hadiths about animals?

Is there a hadith about looking at those are at a lower level than you financially?

Will you please explain the verses that order us to obey the messenger of Allah?

How can a freed slave be sold?

Does a person who says most of the Hadiths are fabricated exit the religion of Islam?

“Allah will give every Muslim a Jew or a Christian on the Day of Judgment and say, ‘That is your rescue from Hell.’” How should this hadith be understood?

According to the hadith “All of the games (entertainments) except three games are haram for a Muslim; those three things are a person’s having fun with his spouse, training his horse and shooting arrows”, are all other games haram?

“What does “every lahw (entertainment) except three is wrong” mean?

Why do Shiite scholars not accept hadiths reported from Abu Hurayra?

Does it mean that a person has gone corrupt if he underestimates sins?

What is the meaning of the hadith stating that Allah sends a person troubles and misfortunes to elevate his rank?

Will you explain the hadith, “a reed’s wounding a person, twitching of a blood vein, stumbling, etc. are all due to a sin that has been committed”?

Great Companions like Abu Bakr and Umar (r. anhuma) narrated very few hadiths. What is the wisdom behind it?

What is the advice of the Prophet to Abu Dharr?

Will you explain the hadith “He who misses friday prayer without any excuse should give one dinar as sadaqah”? Will it be enough for a person who skips friday prayer to give a little amount of money as sadaqah?

What is the most virtuous sadaqah?

Is the statement, “I do not like to be in a privileged position in a community” a hadith?

Considering that hadiths reached us through many narrators, why should we trust hadiths and why should we not deny hadiths?

Can you explain the hadith, “The best deed is offering food and greeting everyone”?

Do the words of hadiths belong to the Prophet too?

What is the source of the following hadith: Will you explain it? “He who performs the morning prayer is under the protection of Allah. If somebody harms such a person, Allah will throw him into Hell.”

How should we understand the hadith, “If this world were worth a wing of a mosquito in the eye of Allah, He would not give the disbeliever a drink of water thereof”?

Will the majority of women go to hell?

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