Welcome to alHadiths.com. This site shares authentic hadith, the sayings and actions of the Prophet ﷺ, explained simply in English. Every hadith is checked against Sunnah.com and shown with its source and grade, so you can read it, understand it and put it into practice. This page shows you where to begin.
At a glance
- What you will find: Over 100 articles on hadith, dua, dhikr, salah and the Quran
- Sources: Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, the Sunan collections and more, each linked to Sunnah.com
- Grades: Every hadith is Sahih or Hasan, with the scholar who graded it
- Written by: Fauzul Bahari (about the author)
- New every day: A Hadith of the Day on the home page
Short on time? Start with these 5
- Actions Are Judged by Intentions: the hadith that opens most hadith collections.
- The Hadith of Jibril: Islam, Iman and Ihsan in one conversation.
- Dhikr After Salah: what the Prophet ﷺ said after every prayer.
- Sayyidul Istighfar: the best way to ask Allah for forgiveness.
- Gratitude in Islam: thanking Allah and thanking people.
Learn Imam an-Nawawi’s 40 Hadith
Imam an-Nawawi gathered 42 short hadith that cover the foundations of the religion. Each one has its own article here, in order, with a video lesson. Start with the full list of all 42 hadith and read one a day.
Browse by topic
- Hadith Sahih: character, faith and daily life. Try the hadith about your mother.
- Dua: authentic supplications with meaning. Try the morning and evening dua for protection.
- Salah: prayer hadith and sunnahs. Try the Sunnah of Fajr.
- Dhikr: short words of remembrance. Try SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi 100 times.
- Quran: surahs and verses in the Sunnah. Try Ayatul Kursi after every prayer.
How every hadith is checked
- The Arabic is copied from Sunnah.com (hadith) or Quran.com (verses), never typed from memory.
- Each hadith links to its exact page on Sunnah.com, so you can check it yourself.
- Grades name the scholar who gave them, for example “Sahih (al-Albani)”.
- A weak narration only appears to say that it is weak, clearly labelled.
- The author is not a scholar, and articles do not give fiqh rulings. For rulings, please ask a qualified scholar where you live.
Read more on the About page. If you spot a mistake, please let us know and it will be corrected.
Stay connected
A new authentic hadith is shared every day. Follow along wherever you are:
- Facebook: the Hadith of the Day, every evening
- Threads: the Hadith of the Day, every afternoon
- Instagram: hadith images to save and share
- Pinterest: boards of hadith, dua and dhikr to save for later
May Allah make this a beneficial start for you, and a means of drawing closer to Him and His Messenger ﷺ.
Last updated: October 15, 2026