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Hadith and Islamic Practice

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Reference

Sahih Muslim 2363

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Following Muhammad as an example applies particularly to religious guidance, not every nonreligious opinion.

Muslim-side distinction about the scope of prophetic example.

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Sahih al-Bukhari 631

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Muslims who reject hadith cannot pray acceptably because Muhammad told believers to pray as he prayed.

A claim that hadith is necessary for Islamic practice.

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Following Muhammad as an example applies particularly to religious guidance, not every nonreligious opinion.

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Muslims who reject hadith cannot pray acceptably because Muhammad told believers to pray as he prayed.

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