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

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

Will you explain the hadith "Allah created the cure for every illness"? How should we understand the hadith, "O people! Be treated. For, there is no disease that Allah has created, except that He also has created its treatment"?

"If a person comes to Me walking, I will go to him running." Is this a sacred hadith or a verse?

The following sentence exists in Ibn Arabi’s book: "I remembered a hadith in which the Prophet (pbuh) said, 'Allah created one hundred thousand Adams.'" How should this statement be understood? What is meant by it?

Is the hadith "I was sent to you at a time when the Last Day is very close like these two fingers" sound? How should we understand this hadith?

"A person who repents is not regarded as insistent on his sin even if he acts contrarily to his repentance seventy times a day." What is meant by that hadith?

"Whoever can guarantee (the chastity of) what is between his two jaw-bones and what is between his two legs, I guarantee Paradise for him." Will you explain this hadith? Between two legs probably means private parts; what does between tow jaw-bones mean?

Is there a hadith stating that the world is on the ox and fish? If there is, how should we understand it?

Do we have to act in compliance with every hadith? We read and hear many hadiths as the statements of the Prophet. Are they really his statements?

"By Allah! If you knew what I know, you would laugh little and you would cry much; you would not taste the pleasures of your women in the beds, and you would go out beseeching Allah." Will you explain this hadith?

Does the belief of a person leave if he commits fornication? The following is stated in a hadith: "A person is not a believer while he is committing fornication."

Is the statement "Work for this world as if you will never die, and work for the hereafter as if you will die tomorrow" a hadith? If it is a hadith, how should it be understood?

Are there hadiths about loving Ahl al-Bayt?

What does to check hadiths against the Quran mean? Did the Prophet say, "Whatever comes to you from me, check it against the Book of Allah; if it is in accordance with the Book of Allah, then I said it, but if it goes against it, then I did not say it."?

Will you explain the hadith informing about the conquest of Istanbul?

Are narrations like "A person who informs others that the month of Rabiulawwal starts will go to Paradise, will be saved from Hell" true?

What does “to burn mushriks (polytheists) mean”?

Do hadiths encourage Jihad?

Is the saying “The one who remains silent against injustice is a speechless Satan” a hadith? If so, can you give the reference?

"A person who slanders another person remains in Hell until he is forgiven by that person." Is there a hadith like that?

Is there a hadith stating that there is poison in one wing of a fly and antidote in the other? How is it interpreted?

Did the prophet (PBUH) advise drinking camel’s urine?

Is there a hadith like "The scholars of my ummah are like the prophets of Sons of Israel"? If there is, how should we understand this hadith?

Who was the Companion who asked Qisas (retaliation) from the Prophet?

How does fornication bring about poverty?

How should the expressions like "Ramadan and Rajab are the months of Allah" and "Ramadan is the month of my ummah" mentioned in hadiths be understood?

Will you give information about mutashabih hadiths? (He will open His leg and show His thigh; artists; in a cloud...)

There was a hadith about constructing high buildings close to the end of time. Will you explain this hadith?

How should we understand the hadith "The only difference that distinguishes between a Muslim and an unbeliever is prayer (salah)"?

Is it permissible to eat, to drink and to make wudu using silver or golden receptacles? How should we understand the following hadith: "A person who drinks something from a silver receptacle allows hellfire flow into his abdomen" (Bukhari-No:1904)?

How should the following hadith be understood: "The parts of land dearest to Allah are its mosques, and the parts most hateful to Allah are markets."