Skip to content

Is this hadith authentic?

Paste a few words of the hadith below. Each version found appears with its collection, its number and the grades of the scholars who assessed it.

Results are sorted from the most to the least reliable grade; hadith without translation are included.

Understanding the grades

Authentic
Authentic (sahih): graded authentic by the scholars cited.
Good (hasan)
Good (hasan): graded good by the scholars cited.
Weak
Weak (da‘if): graded weak by the scholars cited.
Very weak
Very weak: graded very weak by the scholars cited.
Fabricated (mawdu‘)
Fabricated (mawdu‘): graded fabricated by the scholars cited.
Differing grades
Differing grades: the scholars cited do not give the same grade; each one is shown.
Authentic chain
Chain grade: it concerns the chain of transmission only.

Widespread hadiths

Texts that often circulate as hadith, with the scholars’ grades (1401).

See the 1,401 widespread hadiths and their grades