Scientific Facts in the Ahadith - Refutations & Apologetics Collection

Hadith vs Ahadith

In Arabic, "hadith" (حديث) is a single report or narrative, while "ahadith" (أحاديث) is the plural form, meaning multiple reports or narratives. In English, “hadith” is often used both as a singular and a plural. Essentially, “ahadith” refers to the entire collection of reports, while “hadith” refers to a single report within that collection.

This portal collects and organizes verifiable or predictive knowledge conveyed by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in the Hadith corpus, especially where it aligns with modern science, medicine, astronomy, or sociological trends. Each note tackles the miraculous foresight, sahih transmission, and polemical implications.

These are not cherry-picked coincidences — they reflect the divine wisdom (hikmah) and timelessness of the Prophetic knowledge, preserved in the Sunnah.