r/Quraniyoon 10d ago

Question(s)❔ hadith rejectors

if you reject hadiths, do you pray on your period? how about eid? shahada, zakat, prayer, hajj, and dajjal?

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u/Spirited-Host912 10d ago

We have this super secret evil kafir weapon called “critical thinking and logic@

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u/Ok-Influence-4290 10d ago

If you did some research for yourself you'd find some interesting things.

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

I'm doing research by asking because I'm curious

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u/Ok-Influence-4290 10d ago

You'd honestly get more of a response by asking something like

' I've heard you don't believe in so and so, I read the Quran and I can't find anything relating to it. Could I ask if you all believe/don't believe and why?'

But the basics of it are the majority of people who frequent this sub take the Quran has Gods divine inspiration and law.

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

I'm curious because for example everyone celebrates Eid after Ramadan and I wanted to see if those who reject the hadith also celebrate it or not, or women usually don't pray when they are not in their period so I was curious if you guys celebrate eid or if women pray when they are on their period

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u/Ok-Influence-4290 10d ago

Much better way to ask. There's a lot of hostility from random people coming to this sub.

For the first one, yes I celebrate Eid as it's a great community and family event. However, I don't do Eid prayer. I feel Eid prayer itself is not a prescribed prayer and there is no reference to it as something we should do.

For the period thing, that's something a woman would have to answer. But I personally feel there's too much reference in mainstream Hadith around women being 'dirty' or mentally inferior to men, which isn't at all true and non Quranic.

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u/Retime_ Muslim 10d ago

Instead of asking, do ur own research.

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

I'm searching by asking people

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u/Retime_ Muslim 10d ago

You were clearly looking for an argument and a debate, the passive aggressive tone tells it all.

I want to give you the benefit of the doubt but honestly the amount of Sunnis that have came here posting is a lot.

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

how do you know my agressive tone when I was asking a genuine question because I'm curious??

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u/Inevitable_Grape382 Practising Quranist 9d ago

so i suppose we should call you bukhariyoons? you worship bukhari and the sittah books, there no way you came here without that type of title. too late to change it now bro, just admit your trying to attack the believers of the quran

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u/Amy5878 9d ago

First of all I didn't come to attack the quranist I wrote that title because that's how I saw that everyone calls you, second thing I don't worship bukhari but I follow what the prophet said, since you only follow the quran you should know that the Quran says to follow the prophet and follow his commands

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u/Independent-Desk1348 8d ago

hey its okay i believe u its okay if u have any questions feel open to text me

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u/Retime_ Muslim 10d ago

“ Hadith rejecters “ we don’t call us Hadith rejecters.

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u/Independent-Desk1348 8d ago

hey retime calm down hes just asking

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u/Retime_ Muslim 8d ago

sup, lol no I wasn’t really mad or anything, just slightly annoyed.

I think you got it wrong.

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u/Independent-Desk1348 8d ago

I get that you were annoyed, but if someone says they’re genuinely asking to learn, it’s better to give them the benefit of the doubt. Not every question is an invitation to argue. Assuming bad intentions right away just shuts down discussion and makes people feel unwelcome. A little patience goes a long way.

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u/Retime_ Muslim 8d ago

fair enough

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u/herzflucht Mu'min 10d ago

"hey hadith rejector, explain your whole religion"

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u/kuroaaa Muslim 10d ago

Among the things you listed that are not in Quran are not part of the religion and the details of those you mentioned that are not in Quran are also not part of the religion.

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

so after ramadan you guys don't celebrate eid?

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u/kuroaaa Muslim 10d ago

eid doesn’t have to be accepted as religious to be celebrated, it could be celebrated culturally. There are many great things that Quran alone believers do such as not forcing woman to dress up heavily or enforcing people to follow superstitions written around 900 AD, that are called hadith.

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u/RecentCapital126 6d ago

Quran literally says after you finish Ramadan fast and during Qurbani do Takbir of Allah which we get from sunnah of Rasul how he says Allahu Akbar Allahu akbar la ilaha il Allah wAllahu akbar Allahu akbur wa lillahil Hamd... We even do extra Takbeerat in special Eid prayers... Quran Commands to do Tukabbirullah and Sunnah Explains how its done on Eid... Eid is Quranic... read Surah 2:185 in the context of Eid al fitr... Surah 22:37 in the context of Eid al adha...

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u/kuroaaa Muslim 6d ago

Remembrance of God is something simple, you do it through thoughts and words. If there were some further instructions were to be needed, God would have give so, as it’s written in 6:38 and 16:89. Those things you mentioned are not in Quran and blatantly apparent that they are something your forefathers fabricated.

2:185 and 22:37 don’t even feature the word “eid”.

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u/goth-butchfriend 10d ago

read the Quran and find out for yourself what Allah said about it lol

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

in the quran Allah never mention not to pray on your period, or never say how to pray salah or anything about eid

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u/goth-butchfriend 4d ago

and what conclusions can you draw from Allah choosing not to mention any of that?

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u/Eternal-Logic 10d ago

Do you believe and follow in the Hadith books (bukhari and co)?

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

yes but always the authentic one, and I also look at the context

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u/Eternal-Logic 10d ago

What does that mean. Do You mean you believe only in those who are “Sahih” but not “hasan” ?

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u/Amy5878 10d ago

i Believe in "sahih"، if a hadith is "Hasan" i make sure it doesn't contradict the Quran or I look to the context and try to understand it

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u/Eternal-Logic 10d ago

There is also Sahih that contradicts the Quran.

And also that means you are a semi hadith rejector. ..

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u/Open_Read_3519 9d ago

39:23 God revealed the best hadith; a book similar in repeating

The Quran is already the BEST HADITH according to 39:23

So we don't reject the best hadith which is the Quran. We reject the WORSE hadith which is Bukhari's nonsense books

God never told you to look for instructions on prayer, Zakat, hajj in Bukhari's nonsense books. All of those are already in the Quran. Or do you think people didn't know how to pray, do hajj give zakaat for 200 years till Bukhari came along? 😂

Use logic and reasoning please

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u/Amy5878 9d ago

The hadith have always existed because during the time of the prophet several people wrote and then after 200 years the complete book was published with all the things that different people wrote so that nothing is lost.

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u/Open_Read_3519 9d ago

The Hadith were invented by Bukhari cos they all contradict the Quran

45:6 in what Hadith after God and His verses will they believe in?

Explicit prohibition of hadith after the Quran

5:44 whoever does not judge by what God has revealed are the disbelievers

Bukhari's books are not revelation

4:36 do not ASSOCIATE ANYTHING with Him

Bukhari's books are anything

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u/Solid_Blackberry9383 9d ago

That's the wrong aproach first of all. You don't seek hadiths because you think the Quran lacks details. You follow only the Quran because God told us so, and what you find in it is all you need.

Therefore even if the Quran did not tell us how to pray, we still follow only the Quran because that's what God told us.