Islamic Books

Composition of Hadithand its Causes Postponement of writing down the hadith and recording its words till after the 1st century A.H. and beginnings of the 2nd century, led to expansion of categories...

Mu’awiyah and Sham: Concerning Mu’awiyah and the Sham that he and his relatives ruled over for a very long epoch, there are many traditions that were fabricated on their merits. Mu’awiyah,...

The Righteous Fabricators Fabrication of hadith against the Messenger of Allah was not confined only to enemies of Din and capricious people – as we stated before – but some of the righteous...

Reason Behind his Embracing Islam: A surprising reason was invented by this priest (Ka’b) for his adoption of Islam, in order to penetrate and occupy the Muslims’ minds and hearts! Ibn Sa’d,...

Jewish Traditions Spread by Ka’b and Wahb: To be acquainted with the Jewish fabricated traditions (Israeliyyat) spread by these two priests, that constituted suspicions with which enemies of...

Jewish Role in Preferring the Sham: We stated before that the extolling made by the Jewish rabbis that the Prophet’s rule would be in the Sham was only for a purpose harboured inside their hearts....

Masihiyyat in Hadith (Hadith of Jassasah, of Satan's stabbing all mankind except Jesus and his mother — Ibn Jarih) If the Israeliyyat distorted the splendour of Islam through their fabricated...

Abu Hurayrah If the traditions of the Messenger of Allah were altogether the cornerstone of religion — like the Qur'an — upon which Din is set up, and source of all rulings that every Muslim...

First Narrator Accused in Islam: Ibn Qutaybah, in Ta'wil mukhtalif al-hadith, said: "When Abu Hurayrah reported that abundance of traditions the similar of which none among his Companions and...

Fabrication of Traditions against Ali Abu Ja'far al-Iskafi412 said that Mu'awiyah forced some of the Companions and the Followers to narrate obscene and indecent reports, with ascribing then...

Ambiguous Traditions I previously stated that riwayah from the Messenger of Allah included many ambiguous and odd traditions, of which I cite some herewith for exemplary sake only as covering...

Al-Dajjal (Impostor) 447 About al-Dajjal, to whom Ibn Khaldun referred in his discussion on al-Mahdi, many traditions have been reported, some of which indicating that the Prophet (S) was believing...