Mahomet's Dark Past

[JStone]

Hadiths arent considered scripture.

Nor is any of the hadiths you cited actual eye witness testimony of anything. You have at best, second hand statements that may not have even orginated in the same century. You think you can slur millions of people living now by attacking a man who lived over1300 years ago based on second hand evidence, at best?

Not exactly your best evidence. Aren't the actions of the radical extremists enough justification for your hate? You really need to smear someone whose been dead for centuries on weak evidence to support your position?

Wrong, as usual. Tsk tsk.

The Hadiths are most sacred in islime. The 5 Pillars cannot be fulfilled without the hadiths.

The sunnah of mahomet must be emulated by every pious muslime. In fact, the Hadith is often more sacred than the Quran: The Quran says to pray 3 times a day. The sunnah says pray 5 times a day. The sunnah wins over the Quran.

http://store.dar-us-salam.com/Eng_Hadith/R34.html

This book deals with the following topics: the meaning of "Sunnah," evidence for the authority of the Sunnah, the roles of the Prophet, the status of the sunnah vis-a-vis the Quran demonsrtating that the two go hand and hand as the foundation of Islam, ruling concerning one who rejects the authority of the Sunnah, the preservation of the sunnah and what it truly means to be following the Sunnah. This book is meant to clarify a number ofcommon misconceptions and encourages the correct following of the sunnah.

The word "sunnah" is defined in detailed as it is used by scholars of different disciplines. The authority and importance of the Sunnah is determined via a discussion of about fifty verses of the Qur'an. The roles of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) and the indispensability of this Sunnah are clearly spelled out. The Position of the Sunnah vis-a-vis the Qur'an is dealt with in detail, demonstrating that the two go hand in hand as the foundation of Islam. Allah's promise to preserve the Sunnah and the ways and means by which the sunnah was preserved is also discussed. The ruling concerning one who denies the place of the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him) is given. It is shown herein that the sunnah-which is the true implementation of the Qur'an-is the only real "version and way of Islam. The final chapter discusses the real meaning of "adhering to the Sunnah" as well as a discussion of what a commitment that truly is.