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hadith
This term refers to the recorded traditions of the Prophet Muhammad and carries a heavy weight of religious authority. It is distinct from the Quran, which is viewed as the direct word of God, whereas a hadith is a report of human transmission regarding the Prophet's life and teachings.
Because it relies on a chain of narrators, the word is often associated with concepts of authenticity and verification. In academic and theological discourse, it is frequently paired with terms like sahih (authentic) or daif (weak) to denote the reliability of the specific report.
Meanings
Examples
The scholar spent years studying the authenticity of each hadith.
I wonder if there is a specific hadith that addresses this modern ethical dilemma.
Many legal rulings in Islamic jurisprudence are derived from a sahih hadith.
Let me check the collection to see which hadith mentions this practice.
The professor explained how the chain of transmission validates a hadith.
This particular hadith describes the Prophet's manner of prayer.
He argued that the hadith was too weak to be used as a primary source of law.
Is this a widely accepted hadith or is it considered disputed by most scholars?