al-amiyr,

Are you a traditional muslim who is here trying to sway people into accepting hadiths? When i read your posts it's as though i am reading a puzzle. Let's hear some proof to support your bold statements. As far as i see it, the Quran tells us not to follow any other books, which is implied in several verses of the Quran. You sound very much like the imams who are running most mosques. They also make vague statements declaring a science to the hadiths, which they never actually explain. Before you declare such statements, I suggest you take the time to provide evidence.

So are you saying it's easy to figure out which perceptions are correct and which are incorrect? What's the point of looking through hadith in the first place though? If Muhammad did explain how to uphold the Quran during his time, that doesn't mean we should uphold it the same way in this age that we currently live in, right? Things have changed and had Muhammad been living today, maybe he would have amended his actions to better fit the present.

Salaam,

Unplugged, I will try to get some information out of him. He doesn't talk to women who aren't his relatives anymore though. Al-amiyr, that sounds very interesting. When do you think your website will be finished? So you're saying that there is information within the hadith that support the Quran-alone approach? Or did I misunderstand?

Salaam everyone,

I know this one guy who used to follow the Quran alone but ended up leaving that ideology to become a strict Sunni. Do you guys know people who have done something similar? Usually it seems to be the other way around. I just don't understand it. Doesn't following the Quran alone make so much sense? After being guided to this point and after hearing all the arguments against Hadith usage, I don't understand how someone could go back to accepting the hadith. Can you?