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> I do see Hadith quoted in Baha'i articles every now and then like
> #17 Seek knowledge even as far as China.
Sure. We just don't make assumptions regarding the authenticity of hadiths.
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I do see Hadith quoted in Baha'i articles every now and then like
#17 Seek knowledge even as far as China.
From: Stephen Gray
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Sent: Mon, June 28, 2010 12:24:15 PM
Subject: Re: Fabricated Hadi
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> So how do Sunnis view the Abbasids? They overthrew the Ummayads, but the
> first Abbasid was known as the Slaughterer?
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As-Saffah
He is called the blood-letter because he after overthrowing the
Umayyads he invited them to a banquet where
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> If that's the case, why do Sunnis sometimes call Umar II (an Ummayad Caliph)
> to be the fifth Caliph?
Umar II was probably the only Umayyad Caliph who was truly pious even
to the
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> If that's the case, why do Sunnis sometimes call Umar II (an Ummayad Caliph)
> to be the fifth Caliph?
Umar II was probably the only Umayyad Caliph who was truly pious even
to the point of being a bit fanatical.
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> I only skimmed through some of them. Now, that I looked closer I do see the
> author is Sunni in his praise of Abu Bakr and Umar. Also, he ommitted Uthman
> from his praise despite him also being a Caliph. He's Sunni, but he doesn't
> feel
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> I only skimmed through some of them. Now, that I looked closer I do see the
> author is Sunni in his praise of Abu Bakr and Umar. Also, he ommitted Uthman
> from his praise despite him also being a Caliph. He's Sunni, but he doesn't
> feel comfortable for some reason w
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> Some hadith Baha'u'llah wrote commentaries on like "He who knows his self
> knows his lord".
> It's listed as #93 in the 100 fabricated hadith. Also, several fabricated
> haidith while no
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that's all folks! (music! :-)
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>> Some hadith Baha'u'llah wrote commentaries on like "He who knows his self
>> knows his
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> Some hadith Baha'u'llah wrote commentaries on like "He who knows his self
> knows his lord".
> It's listed as #93 in the 100 fabricated hadith. Also, several fabricated
> haidith while not being authentic,
> are said to hav
Some hadith Baha'u'llah wrote commentaries on like "He who knows his self knows
his lord".
It's listed as #93 in the 100 fabricated hadith. Also, several fabricated
haidith while not being authentic,
are said to have authentic meanings.
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> Sometimes dishonest people were listed in a chain of narrators and it
> invalidated the hadith.
That's the usual means for determining a hadith is false. Muslims
believe that a hadith is only as strong as its weakest link in the
isnad or chain of transmission.
>
> Als
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http://www.missionislam.com/knowledge/books/100FabricatedHadith.pdf
He lists each Hadith, who categorized it a fabricated, and why it was
categorized as such.
Sometimes dishonest people were listed in a chain of narrators and it
invalidated the hadith.
Also, any of t
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> I know there are lot of Hadith that people quote. There are Hadith of
> varying authenticites. I
What I'm suggesting is that the standard method by which Muslims
decide which hadiths are strong and which are weak may no longer be
the best method for determining authen
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I know there are lot of Hadith that people quote. There are Hadith of varying
authenticites. I found a link that list 100 fabricated Hadith.
http://www.missionislam.com/knowledge/books/100FabricatedHadit
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