Search for questions, people, and topics Ask New QuestionSign In Sunnah Islamic Sharia Law The Quran Islam Religion What is the difference between quran, sharia, and hadith? 9 Answers Agha Talal Agha Talal, B.S.Honors Islamic Sharia Law & Political Science, International Islamic University, Islamabad Answered Oct 12 As per muslim belief Quran: The literal Word of God revealed to Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) via the Archangel Gabriel (may Allah be pleased with him). It contains guidance for mankind regarding their spiritual and worldly affairs. Hadith: These are the sayings, actions and tacit approvals of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). As muslims we consider the Holy Prophet( peace be upon him) as the finest human being and therefore we try our best to emulate him. According to some scholars the term ‘hadith’ is used interchangeably with the term ‘sunnah’ [practices & habits of the Prophet) Sharia: The body of laws derived from Islamic sources two of which are the Quran and the Hadith followed by Ijma ( consensus of opinion) and Ijtihad. Ijtihad is to use one’s reason to look for new solutions to new problems in the light of the Quran and the Hadith. 2.7k Views · 3 Upvotes · Answer requested by Ellen Njio Related QuestionsMore Answers Below Which one is more important, the Quran or a hadith? What are the differences between the Sharia law and the Quran? Is there any similarity between islam/Quran with sharia law? Is there a difference between the Sharia in the Quran and the Sharia Law practiced in muslim countries? Why there is no reference of life of grave in Quran yet a lot in Hadith? Ask New Question Cyrus Razavi Cyrus Razavi, Founder of Cyrus Technologies LTD & CEO of EUcomtech.eu Answered Jun 2 2015 According to Muslims the Quran is a divine revelation, the word of God and the absolut truth. The Hadith are are historical accounts of the life of Mohammad, written by different people in Mohammad's circle, f.ex. His wife. The Sharia is Islamic Law based on the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet. 7.6k Views · 4 Upvotes Your response is private. Is this answer still relevant and up to date? Yes No Ayub Hamid Ayub Hamid, Knows something about religion Answered Apr 4 2016 The Qur-aan is the collection of the word of God, Allaah swt, revealed literally to Prophet Muhammad (Allaah's blesings and peace be upon him). It is the Book of Allaah's guidance that explains Islamic beliefs, makes a rational case for those beliefs and gives major policies, principles and stipulations according to which a Muslim should live in this world in obedience to Allaah swt (the exalted and glorified). The Qur-aan is the only book in the world which contains the exact and pure word of God Himself. While preaching and practising the Qur-aan and Islam, the Prophet interacted with his followers and explained and discussed things and approved or disapproved things. His followers reported those words and deeds of the Prophet; those reports are called Hadith or Hadeeth. The collections of Hadeeth are like the Bible, the OT and NT. People reported and wrote what they heard and observed from the prophets and messengers. The difference between the Bible and the Hadeeth is that the authors of the reports contained in the Bible are totally unknown people; while the reporters of the Hadeeth are all known people and the chains of the narrations have been established. The word Shariah or Sharee'ah is used for the rules and regulations derived from or under the Qur-aan, with the help of Hadeeth. We can roughly consider the Qur-aan as the constitution and the Sharee'ah as the rules and regulations made under the constitution. I hope this clarifies the three terms. 17.9k Views · 14 Upvotes · Answer requested by Tsotne Dadiani Omar Chad Omar Chad, Senior technician Islam & The Quran, IAP Arzew (1979) Answered Nov 19 2015 A/The Quran: The Quran is the holy book revealed by God through the intermediary of the Archangel Gabriel to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) over a period of 23 years, equivalent to 12 years in Mecca "said Mecca Quran,before exodus ," the rest in Medina "said Medina Quran". The of MeccaQuran is interested in the following topics: -The oneness of God, denied by the polytheists. -The Warning against the combination as invoking other than Allah. -Defy Arabs -despite their eloquence- to produce a chapter similar to the Quran. - Stories of those who denied (the warnings and signs) and were exterminated like: the people of Noah and Hud, Saleh, Shu`aib, Moses and others. -Teaches believers to be patient. -Fight against the idolaters by using the Quran as arms,and should discuss with them by the best way. - Prove by universal signs and rational arguments the uniqueness of the lordship which necessarily requires the uniqueness of the worship. - Is distinguished mainly by its style words are forceful ,which resounds in the ears, words whose letters launch the threat and punishment. The Quran of Medina is interested -in most part- the following topics: - Call people to fight and to die as martyrs in the cause of Allah,to defend themselves against invaders,and establish a peaceful State in Medina. They were forced to defend their religion and their State. - Show the laws of Islam as the legal status to fight transactions based usurious "interest" -riba- Allah has declared war on those who practice it. - Whoever to punish transgresses who commit fornication,theft and other legal penalties that ensure the security and stability of society. - To uncover the conspiracy of hypocrites and publicize their faults. - Achieving of the victories of the believers against their enemies in the major battles. Important to retain,Quran is the main source of law of the Divine laws "Sharia". B/Sharia: Sharia is a set of laws, recommended by God to believers which must be applied to the letter, any offender is subject to divine punishment here below,and in the Day-after according to the gravity of the sin/sins. Assets of Sharia"Islamic laws" are extracted, from 1/the sacred book (Quran), 2/ Hadith(s), 3/consensus, 4/ and also extrapolated by "analogy", "reference" or "syllogism"called "Al-Qiyas". C/ Hadith: In Islam, the Hadith is an oral statement ( collection of words) and deeds of Muhammad and his companions, comments about the Quran,and rules of conduct. (The hadith, which together constitute a part of the Sunna,are the second foundation of the dogma of Islam. The hadith enjoying the greatest authority are mostly collected by Al-Bukhari and Muslim. Each Hadith is preceded by a chain of transmitters going back to the prophet Muhammad. Considered principles of personal and collective governance for Muslims, they are generally referred to as "tradition of the Prophet." Hadiths were reported by nearly 50 000 companions. The "Muhaddith" is a scholar of Islam specialist in the science of Hadith. The "Rawi" is the transmitter of Hadith is one of the links in the isnad. By studying the isnad and reliability of rowwât (plural Rawi) component, a Muhaddith can evaluate the authenticity of a Hadith. It encompasses an Islamic science,to verify the authenticity of the Hadith through its human component contained in its transmission chain. Each of its component parts is thoroughly identified and studied to determine any abnormality in relation to his degree of memorization, his devotion to the Islamic faith, to determine the level of the Hadith( authentic,hassan, maqbool,weak...fake). Important to retain,Hath(s) are also a source of Islamic law "Sharia". 5.8k Views · 3 Upvotes Gdansk Zkrag Gdansk Zkrag, 30 years of Quranic study. Answered May 5 2016 The Quran is the book for all matters from God, including laws. The hadiths are texts from apparently "reliable sources", but never in the Quran did God asked to follow man made laws from hearsay sources. But God says in the Quran that the best hadiths are in the Quran itself and the Quran is detailed and perfect. Shariah are man made "laws" and are different from country to country. 2.5k Views · 7 Upvotes Javed Aslam Javed Aslam, 25 years of group study of Qur'an with in depth discussion Answered Apr 14 2016 Thanks for asking Qur'an: The Word of God brought to Prophet Mohammad by Angel Gabriel over a 23 year period. Preserved in a written form by the scribes of the Prophet. The final collection brought together in the form of a book within a year of the Prophet's death - the same exact book that we can now purchase from Amazon almost 1400 years later - something that God Himself promised within the pages of the book that He will take the responsibility of preserving His Book for all time to come. Hadith: collections of the sayings of the Prophet, the most well known, the collection of Bukhari, brought together about 200 years after the death of the Prophet. Any modern day investigative reporter would be be proud of Imam Bukhari's work from 1200 years ago, as he travelled from town to town and village to village, interviewing - grilling may be a better description - any person who was known to have a knowledge of some saying of the prophet. Bukhari's methodology was amazingly sound from a scientific standpoint. He traced each report all the way back to the Prophet, documenting the chain of transmission in painstaking detail. He then classified his collection based on the number of chains of transmission he could document; creating four classes of reliability, with 4 chains the best and a mere 1 chain as the least reliable. It has been said that Imam Bukhari had almost 100,000 Hadith in his possession, of which he considered only around 4000 good enough to be included in his collection. He destroyed the rest. There are a few other less well known collections. Sharia: Laws claimed to be derived from the Qur'an and the life example of the Prophet that some Muslim nations try to implement. In general, the authenticity of such laws is often highly questionable. 5.7k Views · 9 Upvotes · Answer requested by Pablo Pablito Mehran Janghorbani Mehran Janghorbani, Have studied Islam as much as I could, am a practicing Muslim and know something about it Answered May 30 2015 Quarn is the book that Muslims believe was given to by god to the prophet of Islam Sharia is the way that the prophet lived and is considered by hard line Muslims to be the ideal way of life for humans Hadith is a saying by the prophet or by the Imams and first four Caliphs Hope this helps 3.3k Views · 7 Upvotes Salam Editorial Salam Editorial Answered Feb 21 Qur’an is the unchanged Word of God sent to Prophet Mohammed (s.a.w.w) in a period of approx. 20 years. Sharia refers to the law statements mentioned in the Qur’an. Hadith is the act and saying of the Prophet Mohammed (s.a.w.w)/ 543 Views · Answer requested by Casey Han Cyrus Razavi Cyrus Razavi, Founder of Cyrus Technologies LTD & CEO of EUcomtech.eu Answered Jun 2, 2015 According to Muslims the Quran is a divine revelation, the word of God and the absolut truth. The Hadith are are historical accounts of the life of Mohammad, written by different people in Mohammad's circle, f.ex. His wife. The Sharia is Islamic Law based on the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet. 7.6k Views · 4 Upvotes Mehran Janghorbani Mehran Janghorbani, Have studied Islam as much as I could, am a practicing Muslim and know something about it Answered May 30, 2015 Quarn is the book that Muslims believe was given to by god to the prophet of Islam Sharia is the way that the prophet lived and is considered by hard line Muslims to be the ideal way of life for humans Hadith is a saying by the prophet or by the Imams and first four Caliphs Hope this helps 3.3k Views · 7 Upvotes Salam Editorial Salam Editorial Answered Feb 21 Qur’an is the unchanged Word of God sent to Prophet Mohammed (s.a.w.w) in a period of approx. 20 years. Sharia refers to the law statements mentioned in the Qur’an. Hadith is the act and saying of the Prophet Mohammed (s.a.w.w)/ 543 Views · Answer requested by Casey Han Zohaib Jaamy Zohaib Jaamy, A student who survived. Guardian of the Realm. Urdu-itte Answered Dec 4 Quran - It is the word of Allah, revealed through Prophet Muhammad ( Peace be upon him ) to all the mankind as the ultimate source of guidance. It is the holy scripture of Muslims. Sharia - Sharia simply means law. Sharia law is derived from the legal jurisprudence of the Quran. Hadith - It is the tradition and saying of Holy Prophet Muhammad ( Peace be upon him ). 56 Views · Answer requested by Sohum Tanksali Gdansk Zkrag Gdansk Zkrag, 30 years of Quranic study. Answered May 5, 2016 The Quran is the book for all matters from God, including laws. The hadiths are texts from apparently "reliable sources", but never in the Quran did God asked to follow man made laws from hearsay sources. But God says in the Quran that the best hadiths are in the Quran itself and the Quran is detailed and perfect. 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