Question on Hadith, Sunnah and the Quran

 

 

It is my belief that all Knowledge is part of the Book of Knowledge and this knowledge is in part a test to All Mankind.

Therefor one can say that any every Book is part of Islam and Life.

Whether a Book is of a Negative or Positive Nature it is a test to All Mankind to decipher what is learned from such a text and to correctly guide others to it's use or discard it.

The challenge it seems with which we are faced is to share knowledge so all Mankind may be raised to the Station for which they were intended.  That Station is Gaurdian of Themselves, others and The World.

To mean the Word Islam is the same as the Word Life and both of these words discribe a process which we are all in and that is to be good, loving, caring resopectful people and if we are not on this path then why not.

I mean no disrespect to anyone in speaking as I have.

This is in part my understanding and belief in Islam and Life.

If you ask people of other cultures they will tell you they have words that sound differently but discribe the Process of Life and Islam too.

Anne Marie Elderkin Habibi

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YUSUFALI: It is He Who hath created for you all things that are on earth; Moreover His design comprehended the heavens, for He gave order and perfection to the seven firmaments; and of all things He hath perfect knowledge.

 

Edited by amlhabibi2000

A piano is perfect & complete in that it has all the notes and one can play
anything on it. But we non-virtuosos still need composers and musicians to
enjoy it.

Okay, I get what the Hadiths are "supposed" to do, which is clarify.  It is much like our Doctrines and Covenants.  But, because of the claim that through Muhammed the religion was perfected, I would reason that the Hadiths which were not given directly by the prophet would not be needed.  If the Quran is the perfect book and given by God, then nothing else should be needed.  There shouldn't have to be clarification. 

This website has always been a good start, in fact, you might have already come across it;

http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/fundamentals/hadithsunnah/