Muslims: why do you think Sunnah can prohibit more than the Quran?

[Remté]

If the Quran calls it a sin to prohibit something God has not forbitten (Quran is the only God's word and complete) and say it is what God wants, why do so many Muslims believe this can overruled by the Sunnah and the Hadith?

 

[Ellen Brown]

If the Quran calls it a sin to prohibit something God has not forbitten (Quran is the only God's word and complete) and say it is what God wants, why do so many Muslims believe this can overruled by the Sunnah and the Hadith?

Perhaps they have exceeded their authority? Tribalism causes lots of problems too.

 

[Remté]

Perhaps they have exceeded their authority? Tribalism causes lots of problems too.

Of course they have. What I don't understand is how can they sincerely believe they haven't when the Quran says so and warns about it.

 

[Niblo]

If the Quran calls it a sin to prohibit something God has not forbitten (Quran is the only God's word and complete) and say it is what God wants, why do so many Muslims believe this can overruled by the Sunnah and the Hadith?

It would be helpful to have examples. Thank you.

 

[Remté]

It would be helpful to have examples. Thank you.

What kind?

 

[Niblo]

What kind?

Examples of the Sunnah and ʼaḥādīth overruling the Quran; of prohibiting that which the Qur'an does not forbid. In short, evidence in support of your claim.

 

[Remté]

Examples of the Sunnah and ʼaḥādīth overruling the Quran; evidence in support of your claim.

• The way women are supposed to dress. Actually all restrictions for women
• rules for praying

 

[Niblo]

• The way women are supposed to dress. Actually all restrictions for women
• rules for praying

Thank you. Please reference the Qur'anic verses you have in mind; and the ʼaḥādīth that - in your opinion - abrogate them. We will then have something to discuss.