The Sufficiency of the Quran: Guidance Without Hadith

Synopsis

This book delves into the profound claim that the Quran, in its entirety, is sufficient for guidance, eliminating the need for Hadith. Through meticulous examination and the presentation of compelling evidence, 'The Sufficiency of the Quran' argues that the divine text provides all necessary details and proofs for a complete understanding of faith and practice. It explores the Quran's inherent clarity and comprehensiveness, asserting its role as the sole infallible source of religious direction. The work further supports this thesis by referencing historical accounts and prophetic traditions that underscore the Quran's primacy. It highlights statements attributed to prominent companions like Umar, who reportedly believed the Quran was adequate, and mentions traditions suggesting the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) cautioned against the proliferation of Hadith to preserve the sanctity and unadulterated message of the Quran. This book is essential reading for Muslims seeking to deepen their connection with the Quran and understand its unparalleled authority in Islamic life.