Sentence examples for hadith literature from inspiring English sources

In Islam, the hadith literature (sayings of the prophet) is considered secondary to the Qur'an.

It became the signal vestment of the Prophet Muhammad, who is frequently quoted in the hadith literature as saying, "My community shall not fall away so long as they wear the turban".

Peter Welby is an analyst for Religion & Geopolitics, part of the Tony Blair Faith Foundation The final aspect of the Isis narrative is a focus on the end times, drawing extensively on Hadith literature, selectively (and occasionally figuratively, in contrast to the group's claims to literalism) applied.

Haqîqa is not a Koranic term, but it was used in the Hadith literature and given special attention in philosophy.

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Their voices are clearly heard in hadith literature, often questioning or raised in dissent.

Besides the Quran, Muhammad's teachings and practices (sunnah), found in the Hadith and sira literature, are also upheld by Muslims and used as sources of Islamic law (see Sharia).

A typical madrasah curriculum included logic (which was considered necessary as an "instrumental" science for the formal correctness of thinking procedure), Arabic literature, law, Hadith, Qurʾān commentary, and theology.

Hadith traditions and early biographical literature on Muhammad include an episode in which he takes on the strongest wrestler of his tribe, a man named Rukana.

Although the Quran only mentions Muhammad by name four times, the body of literature known as hadith contain hundreds of thousands of accounts and anecdotes.

For its signature punishment, Islamic State instead relies on literature from the Hadith, a compendium of the prophet's words, said Islamic State expert Aymenn Jawad Tamimi, a research fellow at the Middle East Forum.