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To: IN_GOD_I_TRUST who wrote (712)	12/5/2001 6:28:22 AM
From: DukeCrow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2926

I am not totally familiar with the Hadith (there are so many of them), so I don't have an answer on my fingertips. I'll try to find out when I have some time to do the research. One thing I feel I need to correct is this statement: << But why would he include this in such an important book as the Hadith, the book that completes the Qu'ran? >> The Prophet himself didn't "include" anything in the Hadith; he lived it. The Hadith are a compilation of the Prophet's teachings and traditions compiled, in this case, by Imam Bukhari. Indeed, because the Hadith were compiled/written by men, it is important to take into consideration the strength of a certain Hadith (i.e., how many sources were used to verify it). I hope to revisit your questions after I've had more time to research these issues.