Günlük Hadis Kütüb-i Sitte 1.1

The Daily Illustrated Hadith Kutub-i Sitte application provides access to daily hadiths, prayers, Friday messages, and religious words in the light of the sunnah of our Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), guiding us on the path to eternal hereafter life. Users can customize the text size, font, color, and background image of the hadiths, as well as receive notifications at a specified time. Additionally, features such as Hadith Index, Kutub-i Sitte collection, ability to add new hadiths, bookmarking favorites, changing background images, creating categories, adjusting font size, saving to device, and sharing on social media are available.

The term "Hadith" refers to sayings of the Prophet, his actions, the behaviors he approved in others (takrir), and all kinds of information related to his character or conduct.

A hadith consists of the chain of narrators starting from a companion who listened to the Prophet and passing through those who transmitted it, with names written in a chain indicating reliability and the text of what the Prophet said, did, or approved. Therefore, a hadith is understood as a written structure composed of both chain of narrators and text. However, in Riyazus-Salihin (Gardens of the Righteous), for easy reading and memorization purposes, narrators other than companions have been omitted by the author from the chain part.

The Science of Hadith is divided into two main branches:

1. Narration of Hadith: It deals with the science related to the sayings, actions, approvals, and states of Prophet Muhammad and the transmission and preservation thereof. The books containing hadith texts are sources belonging to this branch which reflects efforts made based on the principle of avoiding errors in hadith transmission.
2. Understanding Hadith: Also called the Science of Hadith Terminology. It consists of several rules enabling the comprehension of the structure of a hadith through its chain of narration and text. With these rules, it becomes possible to accept or reject a hadith. Works related to Hadith methodology are sources for this branch.

The aim of this science is to protect the hadiths of Prophet Muhammad from being mixed with other sayings, altered, corrupted, or falsely attributed through scientific means. The authenticity of a saying attributed to Prophet Muhammad is determined by rules established within this discipline.

May Allah be pleased with all of us.