(authentic) hadith are golden to the muslims!

Submitted by Dawud (United Kingdom), Aug 5, 2008 at 19:34

salam,

the one who says that the saying/action/ approval (or hadith) of prophet muhammed peace be upon has no relevance is a fool. for those who do not know, even the non- muslims visually have an idea of how the muslims phycically perform the salat (prayer), to people who do to not uderstand the salat it just looks like a form of benificial excercise,it is that at the lowest level but it has a much greater purpose of coming closer to the great ceator Allah achieved through devotion and great concentration.

now those non-muslims and some who call themselves muslims and believe the hadith to be irrelevant then i challenged you, to describe the salat and preform the salat just from the qur'an......imposssssible!

in the qur'an it mainly mentions "perform salat" but does not give the detail on how to pray salat. however the prophet peace and blessings be apon him was taught by Allah through the arch angel gabriel peace be upon him over a period of time how preform salat.

othere examples can be found like this. there is a saying somthing like this(do not think this is right word for word): " the Qur'an simply mention some things while the hadith are the detail of the simplicity". if your a muslim and you not regard the hadiths to be important then you are only kinding your selves so please reflect. the critics of islam who disreguard islam by ignoring hadiths your only making your selves look like a fool. but remeber. "may Allah unite the muslims and take the evils out of 'our' hearts and show us all true guidance only In islam.Aaaameeen"

salam

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