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Quran and Hadiths


 



Asalam alaykum 

Allah said He will protect the Quran from adulteration and never said the Hadith will be protected. Any Hadith  (even the so-called authentic Hadiths) you should use your brain to determine if it is really authentic. Allah told us to use our brain when we hear something. Some Hadiths are authentic and some are fabricated. Any Hadith that  contradicts the Quran is not authentic. The hadith on dajjal is fabricated. If dajjal (so called antichrist) was going to come it would have been  mentioned in the Quran. And the sun will never rise from west, it will always rise from the east till the last day.

Some so called imam or alfa have gone astray as they have invented lies against  Allah by believing those lies in the hadith and preaching about them in Islamic gatherings. It is the same thing as idol worshipping "And do not say of falsehood asserted by your tongues, “This is lawful, and this is unlawful,” in order to invent lies and attribute them to God. Those who invent lies and attribute them to God will not succeed." 16:116. Thus on judgement day Allah (SWT meaning Glorious and Exalted is He) will accuse them of idol worshipping, their response will be they did not worship idols then Allah will tell them they invented lies against Him. Thus, they will not succeed. Make investigations about the mosque you attend to make sure you are not worshipping at a mosque that belongs to a sect.


Some Imam will call  sects in Islam heresy when Allah told Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) not to be of those who associates partners with  Him and not to be of those who have divided their religion into sects. They also call people who believe in the words of christians heresy like they believe Jesus died for sins, when Jesus has not  died, he was raised by Allah to Himself. He is still going to die as every soul must taste death. They pray in the Islamic way but have the same beliefs as christians.  The sects and the people discussed above are all disbelievers.The first belief in Islam is to belief in the oneness of Allah. Some people say amen when Christian's pray for them. Some christian would even say in jesus name and they will say amen. If you say amen you cannot call yourself a Muslim and it is best for you to repent and ask Allah for forgiveness  before you can truly call yourself a Muslim.

Good music is not haram, you noted I said "good music" by that I mean the words of the music will make you  know if its lawful in Islam. For example, christian songs are not lawful, songs that  are vulgar or sex oriented is unlawful. Allah sent birds to sing with Prophet David and mountains to make sounds. "We bestowed upon David favor from Us: "O mountain, and bird:echo with him." And We softened iron for him." Quran 34:10

Drawing someone, taking pictures of someone, making sculptures as long as you are not drawing or taking pictures anything of naked people or anything of such you are good. Solomon instructed jinns  to make him images by the permission  of Allah. Check out Quran 34:12-13.

Some hadith prohibits the consumption of food that has been made lawful by Allah. As long as the food has not be prohibited in the Quran you can eat it. Check out Quran 5:3 Breathable nail polish that does not have alcohol is okay 

So when you read that Hadith,  think about it very well so you don't go astray.
 
May Allah guide we muslims right. May He forgive me for anything that I might have written wrongly. Amin

Everything should be done seeking the pleasure of Allah. Part of seeking the pleasure means hoping for a reward from Him in this life and the Hereafter. Everything happens according to the will of Allah (you have freewill, therefore, you are responsible for your actions).

Alhamdulillah (Praise be to Allah). May Allah send peace and blessings to Prophet Muhammed (P.B.U.H). Thank you for reading this article. Like this page on facebook. Keep reading this blog regularly. Cheers!

Ma salam.


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