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Good discussion but one question...Had Quran been enough if there was no collection of Hadiths? Please answer respectfully without pointing finger on other sects
Hadees's literal meaning is "report" or "narration". Nabi-e-Pak pbuh life is practical presentation of Quran. It is impossible to comprehend the message given in Quran without following Sahih Hadees. Combination of Sunnah pbuh and Quran completes the message of Allah :subhanahu:
Very good question Dream Seller. Wadaich: Appreciate your explanation - however, sunnah can't be mixed with message from Allah (the message is only based on revelations descended upon all prophets). Sunnah is your prophet's practical life as not all aspects have been touched upon in Quran. Islam totally directs you to follow Shariah which is the practice based on the life of Prophet but then a lot of things are not applicable in today's societies such as the concept of polygamy, owning slaves and having sex with them, marrying very young girl, etc.
Having said that it's also arguable that some of the hadiths in Sahih Bokhari and Muslim have degrees of authenticity or in other words are called weak again thanks to so-called scholars appeared in the programs we witness we have no clear sense of direction about the religion and who seemed to be hell-bent on promulgating their own agenda. Such a shame how most of us blindly follow and exercise their path instead of finding the truth and keeping things simple for the better of humanity.
Thanks for comments Bro. Here is some clarification.
1. Islam is not religion (collection of some rituals) like Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism etc which is personal matter. It is a way of life (Deen) in strict sense of the term which Allah :subhanahu: chose for HIS miraculous creation.... the humans......Qura'an is OEM manual for a peaceful society. The rituals in it are to strengthen its social aspect which is 90%. Islam is nothing but a social code......
2. Islam did never support slavery in any of its kind.......rather eliminated this evil step by step as it was part of the then social structure. It freed the slaves....even on minor sins it was asked to free a slave.
3. Allowance of up to 4 marriages is to save the society from destruction in certain conditions. Qura'an doesn't encourage it, rather restricts to one if U cannot do justice. If we abuse this allowance Islam is not be blamed. Islam doesn't make marrying at younger age mandatory.... though recommends it soon after getting adult. This is a blessing for society......
4. Nothing in Islam is impractical if we don't try tailoring it to our life styles & wishes. Remember! Non knows better about the product than its OEM.:)
5. The OEM says there no compulsion to follow Islam. On your free will U take it or leave it. If U chose it then condition is to adapt yourself to it 100%......submission of will to God is the prerequisite.
6. Like Christiaty, there is no room of professional Mullah-ism in Islam. As Muslims got away from Qura'an-o-Sunnah this evil developed.
7. We must follow Authentic Ahadees-e-Mubarkah as these are enough to guide us.
سارا فساد ایک لفظ "صحابی" کی جاہلانہ تعریف کا ہے جس کی وجہ سے جانے مانے منافق کو بھی مقدس گائے بنا کر پوجا جاسکتا ہے۔
جس نے ایمان کی حالت میں رسول الله کو دیکھا
اس پر کوئی اعتراض ؟؟
صحابی کی تعریف کردیں جو کے آپکی نظر میں ٹھیک ہے
اقرار باللسان ہر مومن اور منافق نے کیا، مگر ایمان کا حال اللہ جانتا ہے، ہمارے پاس منافقین کو پہچاننے کا معیار رسول کی بتائی نشانیاں اور تاریخ میں انکا کردار ہے،بہت سے ایسے کردار جنہیں آپ زبردستی صحابی بناتے ہیں، صریح منافق تھے اور انہیں اس بات کی پرواہ نہیں تھی۔ سادہ سی مثال معاویہ بن ابو سفیان کی ہے، جسے کوئی ایمان اور عقل کا اندھا ہی مومن سمجھ سکتا ہے، آپ اگر آنکھوں دیکھی مکھیاں نگلنے پر مصر ہیں تو بصد شوق، لیکن جھوٹے فضائل کے دفتر گھڑنے سے آپ اللہ کے اس وعدے کو نہیں جھٹلا سکتے کہ إِنَّ الْمُنَافِقِينَ فِي الدَّرْكِ الأَسْفَلِ مِنَ النَّارِ وَلَنْ تَجِدَ لَهُمْ نَصِيرًا