Research Section
Hadith Critique
A Qur’an-centered review of famous reports, attributed sayings, and inherited religious claims; not to dishonor people, but to preserve the Qur’an as the clear criterion and prevent human beings from being raised into the place of revelation.
Report critique
When Qur’anic Silence Is Filled with Reports
A Qur’an-centered critique of filling Qur’anic silence with Isra’iliyyat, asbab al-nuzul, exegetical stories, stoning, signs of the Hour, and the report tradition’s inability to say “we do not know.”
Hadith critique
The Hadith of “Khayr al-Qurun” and the Contradiction of Sanctifying Generations
A Qur’an-centered critique of the famous “best generations” report, measured against early Muslim history and the internal tensions of the hadith tradition.
Hadith critique
Takfir of the Majority of the Companions in a Famous Sunni Hadith
A Qur’an-centered critique of the famous “do not return after me as unbelievers” report in Sahih Muslim and Bukhari, read against the early Muslim civil wars.
Hadith critique
The Conflict of “Husayn Is from Me and I Am from Husayn” with the Qur’an
A Qur’an-centered examination of the famous report in light of “my life and my death are for God,” distinguishing between a rejected legislative meaning and a possible moral-historical reading.