Hadith Page (Selected Hadith of Prophet Muhammad)

Introduction to Hadith and its Sciences

Hadith, in Islamic terminology, refers to the recorded sayings, actions, and approvals of Prophet Muhammad. These traditions provide Muslims with valuable guidance on various aspects of life, including matters of faith, worship, ethics, and social conduct. The significance of Hadith lies in its role as a primary source of Islamic law and a means to understand the Prophet’s teachings beyond the Qur’an.

The preservation of Hadith began during the Prophet’s lifetime as companions keenly observed and memorized his words and actions. Following his death, the need to compile and authenticate these traditions arose to prevent any distortions or fabrications. Scholars embarked on a rigorous process of scrutinizing narrators and chains of transmission, establishing a science known as Hadith criticism.

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Over time, numerous Hadith collections emerged, each with its own unique methodology and focus. Among the most famous and widely accepted collections is Sahih al-Bukhari, compiled by Imam Bukhari (810-870 CE). This compilation contains over 7,000 authentic Hadiths, meticulously verified based on stringent criteria. Sahih Muslim, compiled by Imam Muslim (821-875 CE), is another esteemed collection, with approximately 12,000 authenticated Hadiths.

Other renowned Hadith compilations include Sunan Abu Dawood by Imam Abu Dawood (817-889 CE), Jami` at-Tirmidhi by Imam Tirmidhi (824-892 CE), Sunan Ibn Majah by Imam Ibn Majah (824-887 CE), and Sunan an-Nasa’i by Imam an-Nasa’i (829-915 CE). Each of these works contains thousands of Hadiths, classified thematically or by legal rulings, enriching the Islamic literature and providing valuable insights into the Prophet’s teachings.

It is important to note that while the above-mentioned collections enjoy widespread acceptance, they are not the only sources of Hadith. Various other compilations, such as Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal and Muwatta Malik, hold significant importance as well. Scholars have meticulously studied, classified, and evaluated Hadiths from these diverse sources, contributing to the development of the science of Hadith.

In conclusion, Hadith represents the sayings, actions, and approvals of Prophet Muhammad, serving as a vital source of guidance for Muslims. The compilation and authentication of Hadiths played a pivotal role in preserving the Prophet’s teachings. Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawood, Jami` at-Tirmidhi, Sunan Ibn Majah, and Sunan an-Nasa’i are among the prominent collections that have shaped the understanding of Islam and its practices. These compilations, along with other sources, collectively contribute to the rich Islamic literature and enable Muslims to follow the Prophet’s exemplary life.

Selected Hadith Listing

The following features a small collection of Hadiths, where you will find a wide range of Prophetic traditions covering various aspects of faith, worship, and daily life. These Hadiths serve as a valuable resource for Muslims seeking guidance and understanding of the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.

This compilation includes Hadiths on numerous topics, such as the importance of brotherhood and treating others as we would treat ourselves. You will also find Hadiths that shed light on the significance of making sincere intentions and the rewards associated with them. The fundamentals and principles of Islam are elucidated through authentic Hadiths, providing a deeper understanding of the faith.

Additionally, these Hadiths highlight the virtues of good deeds, the significance of modesty (haya) and its connection to faith, and the relationship between Muslims and Muhajir (those who migrate for the sake of Allah). Explore the Hadiths that discuss the pause in the revelation received by the Prophet and the details surrounding the process of revelation itself.

This collection also features Hadiths emphasizing the importance of avoiding punishment through the performance of good deeds, the blessings of wudu (ablution), and the proper manner in which Prophet Muhammad performed ablution. Discover Hadiths that guide us on entering restrooms, determining the timing for ablution, and the importance of Surah Al-Fatiha.

Furthermore, you will find Hadiths that address various aspects of prayer, including rewards, concentration (khushu), mistakes to avoid, and the significance of congregational prayers. The importance of supplication (dua), remembrance of Allah, and seeking nearness to Him are also highlighted.

In addition to matters of worship, this collection touches upon a wide range of topics, such as kindness to animals, the prohibition of usury (interest), the rewards of building mosques, the sanctity of graves, and the importance of cleanliness and personal hygiene.

We hope this compilation of Hadiths will serve as a valuable resource for you to deepen your knowledge and understanding of Islam, enabling you to incorporate the teachings of Prophet Muhammad into your daily life.

1. Hadith on liking for brother as for self
2. Hadith on making intentions and rewards
3. Hadith on Fundamentals and Principles of Islam
4. Hadith on good deeds in Islam
5. Hadith on modesty, haya and faith
6. Hadith on Muslims and Muhajir
7. Hadith on pause of Prophet’s revelation
8. Hadith on good deeds to avoid punishment
9. Hadith on the details of wahi and revelation
10. Hadith on Quran revelation, Ramadan and Jibreel
11. Hadith on means to achieve happiness
12. Hadith on remembrance of Allah and getting near Allah
13. Hadith on questions and trials of the grave
14. Hadith on the blessings of performing wudu ablution
15. Hadith on how Prophet Muhammad performed ablution / wudu
16. Hadith on entering restroom (answering call of nature)
17. Hadith on when to make or refresh Ablution
18. Hadith on importance of Surah Al-Fateha – Sahih Bukhari
19. Hadith on Rewards and Ajar of Salat Prayers – Sahih Bukhari
20. Hadith on importance of Asar prayers salat – Sahih Bukhari
21. Hadith on Dua for standing from Ruku – Sahih Bukhari
22. Hadith on forgiveness of sins – Sahih Bukhari
23. Hadith on praises and thanks to Allah – Sahih Bukhari
24. Hadith on Sujood and Prostrations in Salat – Sahih Bukhari
25. Saying Ameen in Salat Prayers after the Imam – Sahih Bukhari
26. Hadith on duration and length of Salat Prayers – Sahih Bukhari
27. Hadith on Khushu and concentration in salat and prayers – Bukhari
28. Hadith on mistakes in prayers – Sahih Bukhari
29. Hadith on kindness to animals – Sahih Bukhari
30. Hadith on Takbir and recitation of salat and Prayers – Bukhari
31. Hadith on praying at home and masjid – Bukhari
32. Hadith on long and short prayers and salat – Sahih Bukhari
33. Hadith on reciting long surahs in prayers – Bukhari
34. Hadith on Abu Bakr Leading Prayers – Sahih Bukhari
35. Abu Bakr leading prayers during Prophet’s Illness
36. Hadith on Rewards of morning and afternoon prayers
37. Hadith on Allah will shade seven types of people on the Day of Judgement
38. Hadith on rewards of congregation prayers and Quran recitation
39. Hadith on not making haste or hurrying up in prayers – Bukhari
40. Hadith on Adhan, Iqama, and Leading Prayers – Bukhari
41. Hadith on prayers between adhan and iqama
42. Hadith on hearing the Adhan – Sahih Bukhari
43. Hadith on Shaitan Running away on Azan – Bukhari
44. Hadith on repeating after Adhan and Iqama
45. Hadith on how Adhan Started – Bukhari
46. Hadith on forgetting salat and prayers – Hadith Bukhari
47. Hadith on praying at the time of sunset and sunrise
48. Hadith on not praying immediately after Fajar prayers
49. Hadith on time for Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayers
50. Hadith on delaying salat due to excessive heat – Sahih Bukhari
51. Hadith on the importance of Asar and Fajar salat and prayers
52. Hadith on sleeping before Isha prayers – Sahih Bukhari
53. Hadith on five times Salat and prayers cleansing our souls
54. Hadith on praying salat on time by angel Jibraeel – Bukhari
55. Hadith on Seeing Allah on the day of Judgement – Bukhari
56. Hadith on not passing in front of the one praying
57. Hadith on how to pray night Qiyam prayers salat
58. Hadith on prohibition of dealing with usury interest – Sahih Bukhari
59. Hadith on rewards of building a mosque masjid
60. Hadith on prohibition of building places of worship on graves
61. Hadith on praying two rakaahs when entering a masjid
62. Hadith on the importance of praying nawafil (voluntary prayers) at home
63. Hadith on graves and pictures – Sahih Bukhari
64. Hadith on Sajda Sahw for mistakes in Salat Prayers
65. Hadith on Pictures and Salat and Praying
66. Hadith on Qibla toward Bait-ul-Maqdis and Kaaba – Hadith Bukhari
67. Hadith on women attending Fajar prayers with veils – Bukhari
68. Hadith on performing tayammum – Hadith Bukhari
69. Hadith on Prophet Muhammad Different than other Prophets – Sahih Bukhari
70. Hadith on prayers that are missed during menses – Bukhari
71. Hadith on Procedure and method for taking Ghusl – Hadith Bukhari
72. Hadith on going to bed with wudu and ablution and making dua – Hadith
73. Hadith on Cleaning mouth with Siwak (Miswak) – Hadith
74. Hadith on issues related to praying for women – Sahih Bukhari
75. Hadith on punishment of the grave for sins – Sahih Bukhari
76. Hadith on ruling on washing a utensil used by a dog
77. Hadith on method and procedure for performing ablution and wudu
78. Hadith on doing things starting from the right side
79. Hadith on combing hair, touching Kaaba, wearing shoes, and Henna
80. Hadith on the Reality of Ruh (Spirit or Soul)