Abstract
The words, actions & salient approval of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhmmad SAAW is called Hadith. Undoubtedly, this is the second source of Islamic law after the noble Quran. Therefore, it is remained unchallenged and undisputed throughout the centuries & unanimously acknowledged by the Muslims. The language of Hadith is perfect, inclusive , comprehensive and extensive which is full of rhetoric and eloquence. This is one of the major characteristics of the Prophet; Hazrat Muhammad SAAW that he has been bestowed with comprehensive words. The Prophetic Hadith brought various meanings , ideas and benefits in very brief words so, it is very easy to memorize, preserve and propagate these Hadiths. This article illustrates comprehensiveness and excellence of the prophetic Hadiths with special reference to enticement and intimidation..
Highlights
"وقد جاء هذا اللفظ ويراد به القرآن في غير هذا الحديث و اختصر لي الكلام حـتى صـاركثـير المعـاني قليـل: وقال القرطبي 5."الألفاظ
this is the second source of Islamic law after the noble Quran
which is full of rhetoric and eloquence
Summary
"وقد جاء هذا اللفظ ويراد به القرآن في غير هذا الحديث و اختصر لي الكلام حـتى صـاركثـير المعـاني قليـل: وقال القرطبي 5."الألفاظ. -2عن أبي هريرة رضي االله عنه ,قال :قال رسول االله عليه الصلوة والسلام: -4عن بريدة رضي االله عنه عن النبي عليه الصلوة والسلام قال : " بشر المشائين في الظلم إلى المساجد بالنور التام يوم القيامة "15.
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