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''[[Qur'an]] and [[Sunnah]]''' is an often quoted [[Islamic term]] regarding the sources of Islam. |
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Muslims hold that [[Islam]] is derived from two sources: one being infallible and containing compressed information — the [[Qur'an]] — and another being a detailed explanation of the everyday application of the principles established in the Qur'an: The [[Sunnah]], or the living example of the [[Islamic prophet]] [[Muhammad]]. |
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Muslim berpegang teguh bahawa [[Islam]] datangnya daripada dua sumber iaitu : salah satunya ialah — [[Al-Quran]] — dan yang satu lagi ialah : [[Sunnah]], atau mengambil contoh daripada kehidupan Nabi [[Muhammad]]. |
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Semakan pada 12:08, 8 Mac 2008
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Muslim berpegang teguh bahawa Islam datangnya daripada dua sumber iaitu : salah satunya ialah — Al-Quran — dan yang satu lagi ialah : Sunnah, atau mengambil contoh daripada kehidupan Nabi Muhammad.
Pandangan
All Muslims believe the Qur'an is error-free, but they differ on how to apply the Sunnah in order to interpret and understand the Qur'an.
Al-Ghazali, the famous Sufi and Sunni scholar, compared this process to handling oysters - their outside surface is uninteresting, but if you open one, then you are immediately rewarded by the beautiful mother of pearl and the edible morsel for spiritual and physical gratification. If you continue opening oysters, you are more likely to find a pearl. If you continue collecting pearls, you are more likely to find a black pearl.
In other words, following the Qur'an and Sunnah is not a Sunni-specific doctrine; it is followed by both Shi'a and Sunnis [1]
Pandangan Ahli Syiah
Shi'a divide the Sahaba into groups [2] and only trust some those who did not oppose the Ahl al-Bayt. Shi'a are known to criticize Umar, the second Sunni Caliph, as having admitted that he does not view it necessary to follow Muhammads Sunnah, and cite the hadith of the pen and paper as evidence.
Pandangan Ahli Sunnah
Sunni view that all Sahaba are righteous and can be trusted in their transmission of the Sunnah.
Pandangan Ahli Al-Quran
There is a small minority of so-called Qur'an only muslims who do not believe in Sunnah as an element of Islam.
Lihat Juga
Rujukan
- ^ The Revelation Of The Qur'an.
- ^ A Shi'ite View of the Companions from Al-Islam.org.