The Significance of Hadith

Word “Hadith” is derived from Arabic word “...”, which means, “to be new” (opposite of ancient).

Ahadith are sayings of ....

... is the practices of Muhammad (PBUH).

Sunnah is what Muhammad (PBUH) practiced and Hadith is the ... through which his Sunnah is preserved and perpetuated.

Ahadiths and Sunnah are the ... source of Islamic law.

Ahadiths explain the Holy Quran and expand on its laws e.g.: The Holy Quran says, “And establish prayers at the two ends of the day and in some watches of the night” and “Be guardian of your Prayers, especially the middle Prayer”, while Ahadith further elucidate on the ..., ... and ... of Salat.

It is not possible to carry out the commands, injunctions and guidelines of the Holy Quran, unless and until we follow ....

Whatever the Holy Prophet PBUH did and the way he did became part of the ..., and hence a must for us all to follow as such.

Whatever the Holy Prophet (PBUH) said or did was ... or revealed, for he neither said anything nor did anything of his own accord.

Islam not only aims to purify the individuals who make the society but also ... the foundation of the Muslim Community from within, emphasizing the message of love, cooperation, brotherhood, kindness and mercifulness to each other.

Ahadith are sayings of ....