Accessible via the “hadithm6.com” and “hadithm6.ma” electronic sites, as well as on Play Store and soon on App Store, this digital platform aims to inform the general public about the degree of authenticity or weakness of a hadith.
On this occasion, the Minister of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Taoufiq, noted that the launch of this platform constitutes a major religious, scientific and informative event, able to meet the needs of the general public in terms of learning. of religion and the Sunnah.
Knowledge of Islam requires learning the Quran, said the minister, quoting Surat Al Hijr-15-9- “Verily, it is We who sent down the Quran, and it is We who are guardian “.
“The Quran we have today is exactly the same that was revealed to Prophet Sidna Mohammad (PBUH),” he said.
Mr. Taoufiq also stressed the importance of studying the Sunna, which contains the tradition and practices of the Prophet Muhammad and is the second reference for any Muslim.
The Sunna, he continued, includes, among other things, the words, actions or behaviors of the Prophet Muhammad, which constitute the “Hadiths”, he recalled, highlighting the importance of verifying the authenticity of each Hadith.
As such, Mr. Taoufiq specified that if a Hadith is reported by Imam al-Bukhari or Moslim in their “Sahihs” or by Imam Malik in his “Muwatta’a”, it is then authentic, believing that a good number of Hadiths, not quoted by these sources, remain however weak.
The “Mohammed VI for Hadith Acharif” platform, which can accommodate up to 10,000 users at the same time, brings together around ten thousand hadiths of the Prophet Mohammed, whose authenticity has been verified or not, he said. .
In addition, it allows interaction between the user and the ulema via the “questions and answers” section, the minister stressed, adding that the questioner will receive an answer by email within 24 hours.