Yes. The hadiths were mostly attributed as the sayings from mahomet's close companions, and they openly called each other liars. Weird that sunni moslems take any of these hadiths seriously for religious instructions on prayers and moral compass.
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Yes. The hadiths were mostly attributed as the sayings from mahomet's close companions, and they openly called each other liars. Weird that sunni moslems take any of these hadiths seriously for religious instructions on prayers and moral compass.
They all must be mad
Ibn Umar called Abu Hurayra a liar; Aisha criticized Anas for transmitting traditions although he was only a child during the life of the Prophet, and Hasan b. Ali called both Ibn Umar and Ibn al-Zubayr liars.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_hadith#cite_note-76
