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[quote=Muslima][quote][b] Depending on the context and what suits her purpose at the time, Muslima will either tell you that the Quran is the source that should be relied on over the hadith, or that most of the Quran is up for interpretation and nobody shouldn't refer to it without years of study and consulting scholars.[/b][/quote] This is not accurate. The Qu'ran is and remains the primary source for All Muslims. The hadiths are secondary, and yes you can not quote a random verse of the Qu'ran without the context or citing the paragraph to refer to the story being told. I recognize all hadiths that are sahib and I accept them as that, sahiH hadiths, but the Qu'ran is the primary source of everything I question, unless the answer is not there, and then i refer to the hadiths. [quote]And some hadith are viewed as more reliable than others. Depending on the context and what suits her purpose at the time, Muslima will either tell you that the hadith are reliable (yesterday's kharawij discussion) or that the Quran is the source that should be relied on over the hadith.[/quote] Again false, stop misrepresenting me. The Qur'an is and remains the primary source, so of course it should be relied on over hadith, but the hadiths that are sahih do not contradict the Qur'an so your point is moot. I accept all SAHIiH Hadiths hence why i quoted the hadith about the Khawarij . [/quote]
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