Hadith (pl. Ahadith) a report of a saying, action or acquiescence of the Prophet
Hadith A report about things the Prophet Muhammad said, did, or allowed; the hadiths are a textual source for the Sunna but are not identical to it
Hadith An account of what the Prophet said or did, or of his tacit approval of something said or done in his presence (pl. Ahadith); the corpus of Tradition that is the Sunna
Hadith Hadith is distinguished from Sunna, which means normative practice. Hadith is a report about what Prophet Muhammad said about something, practiced or approved, or did not disapprove a certain thing. A science of Hadith criticism was developed to examine the normative value of a hadith and about the reliability of a hadith. A hadith report consists of two parts; first gives a list of narrators of the hadith and the second part the text. The jurists and the collectors of hadith differed in their criteria about the normativity of a hadith
Hadith Prophet Muhammad’s (pbuh) tradition and saying
Hadith The word hadith literally means communication or narration. In the Islamic context it has come to denote the record of what the Prophet (S.A.W.) said, did, or tacitly approved. According to some scholars, the word hadith also covers reports about the sayings and deeds, etc. Of the Companions of the Prophet in addition to the Prophet himself. The whole body of Traditions is termed Hadith and its science `Ilm al-Hadith.
Hadith Vehicle through which Sunnah is carried and compiled as a text