According to a Hadith in Ahmed's collection, the Prophet maintained his stand against Hadith until his death.1
God willed to permit the invention of Hadith and Sunna as a criterion that exposes those who believe only with their lips, not their hearts.1
Ironically, the most reliable Hadith books themselves report that the Prophet ordered people to write down nothing from him except the Quran.1, 2
The Hadith and Sunna attributed to the Prophet did not appear until the second century after his death.1
God did not forget to tell us how to sleep, so the teachings of Hadith and Sunna on how to sleep and how to cut nails are fabrications.1, 2
Accepting Hadith only when it agrees with the Quran shows disbelief in God's assertion that the Quran is complete, perfect, and fully detailed.1
Hadith and Sunna are satanic innovations because they defy God's assertions that the Quran is complete, perfect, fully detailed, and the only source of religious guidance.1
Hadith and Sunna blaspheme against the Prophet by depicting him as a vicious tyrant who did not uphold the Quran.1
Hadith and Sunna create false doctrines based on superstition, ignorance, and indefensible nonsensical traditions.1
Seeking religious guidance from anything besides the Quran, however right it seems, falls into Satan's trap and amounts to rejecting God's word and setting up another god besides God.1, 2
Some people uphold vain Hadith in order to divert others from the path of God.1
The only Sunna that believers should follow is God's Sunna.1
The Quran foretold that enemies of the Prophet, human and jinn devils, would fabricate lies about him, and this happened after his death when Hadith and Sunna were invented and attributed to him.1, 2
The Quran asserts that it is complete, perfect, and fully detailed, yet Muslims refuse to believe their Creator and uphold Hadith and Sunna as sources.1
The verses 9:128-129 were always suspect, being found only with one man, Khuzeimah, and being labeled Meccan inside a Medinan sura.1, 2
Hadith is forbidden as a source of religious teachings, but it can be a useful source of history about early Islamic events, customs, and traditions.1
Muslims insult Muhammad by depicting him as a vicious man who gouged out people's eyes and claiming he had the sexual power of 30 men.1, 2, 3
Stoning married adulterers to death comes from Hadith and Sunna and is not God's law.1