Quran, Hadith, and Islam
Hadiths are narrations of people who never saw the Prophet; the first Hadith book was written by Bukhary, born more than 200 years after Muhammad's death.“It is well known that the first book of Hadith is that of Bukhary, who was born more than 200 years after the death of Muhammad.”“Thus, the Hadith is simply a narration by Bukhary's source, claiming that he or she heard something about the Prophet across eight generations of the dead.”
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While the Muslims upheld the Quran alone they led the world, and progressive deterioration began when Hadith and Sunna appeared in the third century AH.“For as long as the Muslim Ummah upheld Quran, and nothing but Quran, the Muslims led the world scientifically, technologically, culturally, socially, militarily, and economically.”“With the appearance of Hadith & Sunna at the beginning of the third century AH, a progressive deterioration of the Muslim Ummah began.”
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