Hadith Qudsi (also spelled Hadith Kudsi or Hadith Qudsi) are a type of hadith (sayings, actions, and teachings) attributed to the Prophet Muhammad in Islam. Unlike other hadith, which are considered to be the words and actions of the Prophet as recorded by his companions, Hadith Qudsi are considered to be divine revelations that were revealed to the Prophet by God.
Hadith Qudsi are considered to be of particular importance and significance within Islam, as they are believed to be a direct revelation from God. They are often used to explain or clarify certain aspects of Islamic belief or practice and are highly respected by Muslims.
There are many Hadith Qudsi that are widely accepted as authentic and are widely quoted in Islamic literature. Some examples of Hadith Qudsi include:
- “I am with My servant as he thinks of Me.”
- “Verily, God has prescribed ihsan (perfection) in all things.”
- “O My servants, I have forbidden oppression for Myself and have made it forbidden amongst you, so do not oppress one another.”
Hadith Qudsi are a source of guidance and inspiration for Muslims and are an important part of Islamic tradition and belief.
