Ḥadīth The word ḥadīth lexically refers to a narrative or something new. Conventionally, it refers to a prophetic tradition – being an account of what the Prophet said (qawl) or did (fiʿl), or of his tacit approval (taqrīr) of something said or done in his presence. The ḥadīth genre is thus the source of the … Continue reading Abū Hurayrah : Was He Truly The Largest Single Source For Ḥadīths?