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[quote]shamsher,

I think you just want to have a fight. Even though I stated the points that we do agree on, you have tried to point to differences.

I never said we should follow fabricated hadith. You said that I said it, but I did not. Please read the messaages carefully before shooting your mouth off.

Also I may agree with you or disagree with you - you have no right to impose that if I am a Muslim then I will agree with you.

Allah will judge me if I am Muslim or not - you have no right to do that. Please do not impose such ridiculous demands!

You think you are the only one who has the truth! What arrogance!

The Quran is enough gudiance. So follow it, and that is good for us. If someone seeks explaination of something that he/she does not understand in the Quran, then what is this person supposed to do? Tell me?

Personally I do not believe that hadith should be used for fiqh. It is dangerous to do that as many are fabricated and lies. The layman specially does not understand which is true and which is false.

The Quran says:

O you who believe! If a evil person comes to you with a news, verify it, lest you harm people in ignorance, and afterwards you become regretful to what you have done. 49.6

Many hadith are fabrications by wicked people. We need to verify each hadith before we blindly follow.

Question is what should a layman do who cannot verify a hadith?

According to Shamsher, reject all the hadith books. What do other people think?[/quote]

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