Frequently Asked Questions

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No. We follow mainstream Sunni scholarship and cite the classical sources common to all four schools. We do not favour one school over another on points of difference.

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Our primary English rendering is Sahih International. Where translators differ on an important point, we quote two or three (Pickthall, Yusuf Ali, Mohsin Khan) to show the range. The Arabic is always the authoritative original. Full list on Sources & Methodology.

We follow the classical muhaddith method. Hadith from Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim are accepted as authentic by consensus. For hadith from other collections, we cite the grading given by recognised authorities (al-Tirmidhi, al-Albani, al-Arna’ut, Ibn Hajar). We avoid weak and fabricated narrations in content about virtues. Our process is detailed in the Editorial Policy.

We only list benefits tied to an authentic hadith. Each benefit on the Benefits page links directly to its source on Sunnah.com. If you find a “benefit” on social media that has no hadith behind it, assume it is weak until verified.

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