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boeta :

👌👌👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️🥰🥰🥰😇😇😇😇Powerful my sista

Dr. Batool :

Girl I love you. Please keep spreading the truth. More and more power to you❤️

adrian-peter :

You are too beautiful i can't concentrate what you saying

Amina :

Thank u for sharing 💓 Alhamduallah for the perfect Quran ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Live Alon :

Number of Daily Prayers: The Qur'an commands Salah (e.g., Qur'an 4:103), but it does not mention the exact number of rak‘ahs for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. The details are learned from the Prophet’s ﷺ practice (Sunnah/Hadith). How to Perform Salah: The Qur'an commands standing, bowing, and prostrating in prayer (Qur'an 2:43, 22:77), but the complete sequence, recitations, and movements are learned from the Prophet’s ﷺ teachings. The Exact Method of Hajj: The Qur'an commands Hajj (Qur'an 3:97, 22:27), but details such as the number of Tawaf rounds around the Ka‘bah, Sa‘i between Safa and Marwah, and many other rituals are found in the Sunnah. Zakat Details: The Qur'an commands giving Zakat (Qur'an 2:43, 9:103), but details such as nisab (minimum wealth amount), specific percentages, and categories of wealth are explained through Hadith. Funeral Prayer (Janazah): The Qur'an encourages praying for believers (Qur'an 59:10), but the method of Janazah prayer, number of takbirs, and procedure come from the Sunnah. Adhan (Call to Prayer): The Qur'an mentions calling people to prayer (Qur'an 5:58, 62:9), but the exact words and method of Adhan are known through Hadith. Eid Prayer: The Qur'an mentions worship during Eid, but the details of Eid prayer, khutbah, and its method come from the Sunnah. Fasting Details: The Qur'an commands fasting in Ramadan (Qur'an 2:183–187), but details such as Suhoor practices, the timing of Iftar, and recommended actions during fasting come from Hadith. Marriage Ceremony Details: The Qur'an gives rules about marriage and dowry (Qur'an 4:4), but details such as marriage khutbah, procedures, and etiquette come from the Sunnah. Divorce Procedure Details: The Qur'an gives rules for divorce (Qur'an 2:228–232), but many practical details are explained through the Prophet’s ﷺ teachings. How to Give Salam: The Qur'an commands spreading greetings (Qur'an 4:86), but the detailed etiquette and responses are found in Hadith. Dhikr (Remembrance of Allah): The Qur'an commands remembering Allah (Qur'an 33:41) Qur'an 16:44: "...And We revealed to you the message so that you may explain to the people what has been sent down to them..."

Truth :

You are truly amazing. It seems you and I are on the same path. Stay blessed.

👑 KING 👑 :

Ma Sha Allah Sister ❤️

JalakLenteng :

you are doing very well,hope many will listen,check and verify for themselves 👍👍👍🥰

Mahir Gamieldien :

Beautifully said... 🥰🥰

TashiQ :

Mic drop 🎤

Prince Ali :

precisely

Šhüvø :

Qur’an 59:7 “Whatever the Messenger gives you, take it; and whatever he forbids you, leave it.”

Andromeda 🌙 ✨ :

QURAN ONLY AND ALWAYS ❤️

user336657987554 :

So since you reject Hadith can you tell me what you recite in rukoo and sujood? Also do you recite surah al Fatiha in every rakah of prayer??

TO :

Allah has also commanded in quran to follow Muhammad pbuh teachings for guidance

مجهول :

Why don't you answer this question? In Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 144, God says that the direction of prayer (Qibla) was changed from Al-Aqsa Mosque to the Sacred Mosque (Masjid al-Haram). The question here is: where in the Quran did God command us to face Al-Aqsa? The answer, so you don't tire yourself out, is in the verse before it. Because Muhammad ordered that the direction of prayer be towards Al-Aqsa. (Thus We have made you a justly balanced community that you may be witnesses over mankind and the Messenger may be a witness over you.) "The Prophet (ﷺ) prayed facing Bait-ul-Maqdis (Jerusalem) for sixteen or seventeen months, but he wished that his Qibla were towards the Ka'ba (in Mecca)."👍

k7sim5 :

do you follow chapter 9 verse 100

r.yy :

Foodie29 :

Please tell me wadu once or three times? Also, prayers 3 times or 5times

🇸🇾LevantineQueen🇵🇸🌹 :

I follow hadiths but only the ones that aligns with the Quran

Ash :

I did a reaserch on this, and history ect findings are very interesting you can check it out reader version on rewertway.org, Alhamdullia I am a revert in times wherewe have all the tools to gain knowledge instead of blindly follow, check it out let me know what you think

bosnian_ilm :

hadith are revelation

Abdul G :

Those who claim that the Hadith is necessary to explain the Qur'an should consider two important points. First, if the Hadith were intended by Allah as a complete explanation of the Qur'an, then we would expect it to explain the Qur'an systematically, verse by verse, from beginning to end. It does not. Only a relatively small portion of Qur'anic verses are directly discussed in Hadith literature, leaving the vast majority without such commentary. Second, the Qur'an repeatedly tells us that previous communities corrupted or altered their scriptures. Because of this, Allah declared concerning the Qur'an: "Indeed, it is We who sent down the Reminder, and indeed, We will surely preserve it." (Qur'an 15:9). If Allah guaranteed the preservation of the Qur'an Himself, why would He leave an equally essential source of guidance to depend on generations of human memory, individual narrators, and later compilation, knowing that previous religious traditions had been altered through human intervention?