Hadith and Authenticity
3,572 questions
Is the story of Imam Malik kissing the grave of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, authentic? And if so, what is its source?
Is it authentically reported that "a prayer in the Sacred Mosque is equivalent to one hundred prayers in the Prophet's Mosque"?
What is the authenticity of the narration that states Allah brought the Prophet's parents back to life, and they embraced Islam, and what is our duty towards those who promote it?
How can we reconcile the Hadith of Anas (may Allah be pleased with him): "Do not say 'madman,' but rather say 'afflicted.' A madman is one who persists in disobeying Allah," with the Hadith: "And concerning the madman until he recovers his sanity"?
Is this the supplication of our Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) when he stood before Pharaoh: "O Creator of the heavens and the earths, O Possessor of Majesty and Honor, the forelocks of servants are in Your hands. Indeed, Pharaoh and all the inhabitants of the heavens and the earths and all that is between them are Your servants; their forelocks are in Your hand, and You direct hearts wherever You wish. O God, I seek refuge in Your goodness from his evil, and I ask You for his goodness through Your goodness. Glorified is Your protection, exalted is Your praise, and there is no god but You. Be my protector from Pharaoh and his soldiers"?
To what extent is the hadith (And even if he takes your money and whips your back) authentic, which is mentioned concerning the obligation to obey the ruler, and in which book of hadith can it be found?
What is the authenticity of the hadith: "Delay them as Allah has delayed them," and what is the evidence for the obligation of a woman praying behind her husband in congregation?
To what extent is the authentication by Sheikh Al-Albani of Asma's hadith, considering it hasan, valid, despite no other scholar having authenticated it, and is his authentication of hadiths in the books of "Silsilat Kashf al-Khafa' wa al-Da'if" considered a cause of confusion and disruption for students of knowledge, and where can one search for authentic hadiths?
Is the story of the astrologers' prophecy of the birth of Abraham, upon him be peace, authentic, bearing in mind that he was born in Babylon, Iraq, and that the source of the story is Shia?
Is this narration authentic: "Umar or Abu Bakr (may Allah be pleased with them both) came to Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) when he was presiding over a judgment, and said: 'I saw so-and-so commit adultery.' Ali then said: 'If you do not have four witnesses, then remain silent and say nothing'"?
What is the difference between "Narrated by the Two Shaykhs" and "Agreed Upon"?
Is it true that the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, supplicated for his Ummah shortly before his death with: (May God protect you, may God shelter you, may God grant you victory)?
What is the completion of the Hadith: "There are three whose adversary I shall be on the Day of Resurrection?..."
What is the authenticity of the "Hadith Qudsi" (Sacred Hadith) that is circulating on social media and being presented with 3D images?
What is meant by "Al-Barbar" in the mentioned Prophetic Hadiths, and what is the reason for their inclusion?
Is it true that Shaykh Al-Albani graded approximately 300 hadiths in Sahih Al-Bukhari as weak?
Who is Hassan bin Ali al-Saqqaf? Is he a Sufi? And to what extent are his criticisms of Al-Albani in the science of Hadith valid?
What are the Six Books, why were they given that name, and is their authenticity reliable?
Is the hadith "No army is defeated in which there is..." authentic?
Is the story of Uqbah ibn Nafi's call to the animals to leave the forest for the building of Kairouan authentic?
Who collected the nine Sunan and in what year was that?
How sound is the hadith narrated in the exegesis of Allah Almighty's saying, "A company of those of old, and a company of those of later times" (Quran 56:39-40), concerning the dream of Abu Zumal Al-Juhani, and how can it be reconciled with reality?
Is Khawla bint al-Azwar a real person, and is it true that her fighting in the Battle of Yarmouk was likened to the fighting of Khalid ibn al-Walid?
Is seeing one of the Prophets in a dream true, and that Satan does not impersonate them?