Sunan Abu Dawud
Browse 250 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. A representative selection from an edition of 5274.
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Primary collections in translation with their reference numbers, so every narration can be checked against its source.
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Eight collections indexed
Every narration below is a real text with its numbering from the source edition.
Sahih al Bukhari
Browse 250 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. A representative selection from an edition of 7589.
Open collectionSunan Ibn Majah
Browse 250 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. A representative selection from an edition of 4343.
Open collectionSahih Muslim
Browse 250 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. A representative selection from an edition of 7563.
Open collectionSunan an Nasai
Browse 250 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. A representative selection from an edition of 5765.
Open collectionForty Hadith of an-Nawawi
Browse 42 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. Complete collection.
Open collectionForty Hadith Qudsi
Browse 40 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. Complete collection.
Open collectionJami At Tirmidhi
Browse 250 indexed narrations with their reference numbers. A representative selection from an edition of 3998.
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How to read a grading
Authentic, hasan, weak
- 01Sahih — authentic. The chain is connected and the narrators reliable. The collections of al-Bukhari and Muslim carry the strongest position.
- 02Hasan — good. Slightly below sahih but still acceptable as evidence.
- 03Da'if — weak. Not a basis for legal rulings, and generally not used for aqeedah.
- 04Mawdu' — fabricated. Rejected entirely.
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AQLC shows the collection and reference number so you can check the original. Where scholars differ on a grading, treat that difference as part of the answer rather than an inconvenience.