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Sahih Muslim

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Sahih Muslim is a comprehensive collection of hadith compiled by Imam Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj al-Naysaburi.

It contains approximately 7,500 hadith narrations, divided into 56 books.

The collection is valued for its rigorous verification process, where Imam Muslim categorized narrators based on their memory and character.

It is one of the 'Sahihain' or the 'Two Sahihs,' along with Sahih al-Bukhari, and is a fundamental source for Islamic teachings after the Quran.

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

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Yasir Qadhi
to note that the 73-sects hadith is not found in the two most authentic hadith collections.
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The Hadith of 73 Sects - Are Most Muslims Really Doomed
Mentioned in reference to a hadith about the dangers of fanaticism.
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Five Signs of Extremism - We Were WARNED
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Pierre Vogel
als das zweitwichtigste Buch nach dem Koran, bzw. das wichtigste Buch nach Bukhari.
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#195 Wie gefährlich ist der Islam wirklich? (Pierre Vogel)
Referenced as the source of a hadith about a heretical group appearing during times of division.
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Lives Of The Sahaba 33 - Ali Ibn Abu Talib - PT 04
Mentioned as the second most authentic book of hadith, containing the hadith of Jibreel.
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Temporary Suffering or Eternal Bliss
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Dr. Omar Suleiman
in relation to a narration about the Prophet Muhammad.
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Suhaib Al Rumi (ra): From Persia, to Rome, to Paradise
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Samih Jad
as an authentic hadith source supporting the claim that reciting a particular Qur’anic chapter drives Satan from the home.
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How to Protect Your Home from Negativity, Evil Eye & Problems
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Mohammad AlNaqwi
as the hadith collection where a Prophetic narration is recorded.
Shaping Excellent Character
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Abu Ibraheem
when describing a hadith about requesting ablution water from someone suspected of causing the evil eye.
01 The Reality of Magic, Jinn & Evil Eye” — Abu Ibraheem With Faris
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Belal Asaad
when citing the Prophet’s teaching that success comes through submission, sufficient provision, and contentment.
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