compilation of Hadith

Submitted by Guardian of Deen (Canada), Oct 18, 2013 at 08:02

your name sounds like you were born Christian, what ever your religion today, or without religion (you don't believe in God - you should be ashamed of yourself)

The Holy Quran - Have many prophecies that proved to be right, never failed in ny one of the Prophecies in it

The Holy Quran have many Scientific facts that only modern science was able to prove the facts in the Holy Quran - although the Holy Quran is not a book of science or medicine

The Holy Quran - set 1400 ago laws that if were taken today would straighten up humanity - you would not see poverty, starvation, injustice.... etc - laws that radiated from the Desert of Arabia

The Holy Quran has so many miracles - knowledge that was not avaialble to mankind before the 19th and 20th century

Prophet Hadith carry with it many prophecies that proved so fact true and never failed to be true

Hadith collection since Prophet Muhammad till the great compilers of Hadith had a continuous link unbroken chain of trustworthy narrators - the Hadiths collection and compilation is a science by itself studied at university PDH and Masters degrees

Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmithi, Ibn Majah, Al-Nasa;i, Abu Dawud, Ibn Hanbal, Malik ibn Anas all great names in the science of cllecting and compiling the Hadith and Fiqh (Islamic laws)

Bukhari collected 600,000 hadith and compiled 7000 or so to be trustworthy

Muslim collected around 300,000 and compiled 7000 or so to be trustworthy

Al-Nasa'i collected

in my collection I have a timeline of the hadith narratoes and collectors , their birth and their death, and it should unbroken link between them.

They all narrated a Hadith several times each from a different source to make sure that the Hadith is authentic

so who are you to judge the Hadith and the Holy Quran - nothing

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