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[quote]Salaam I dont wish to confuse the issue by discussing too many points-I would have prefered to wait until you answerd bro waseem first, but unfortunately I am quite busy over the next few days so may not get the chance to check the site. Once you have answered waseem-please also answer my earlier point There are several 'aHadeeth, traceable to the Prophet himself, that prohibit the recording of anything from him except the Qur'an; thus in Ahmad Ibn Hanbal as well as in Muslim we find an identical Hadeeth stating "Abi Sa'eed Al-Khudri, may God be pleased with him, reported that the Messenger of God, may peace be upon him, said, [b]'Do not write anything from me EXCEPT the Qur'an.[/b] Nida as far as i am aware the so called scholars accept these hadith to be authentic. If you accept this to be true then how do you expalin the existance of hadith.... I am sorry for posting this again but whenever I pose this question the hadith followers always avoid a direct answer. regards[/quote]
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