Noor Quran
Noor Quranنور القرآن
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Sahih (صحيح)
Authentic

Highest Canonical Standard

A narration with an unbroken chain of upright narrators (Adalah) with flawless precision of memory (Dabt), free from irregularities (Shudhudh) and hidden defects (I’lal).

Primary: Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim
Hasan (حسن)
Good / Sound

Legally Binding

Meets all conditions of Sahih, except that one or more narrators in the chain have slightly lesser precision, yet remain trustworthy and free of fabrication. Accepted for rulings and practice.

Primary: Jami' at-Tirmidhi & Sunan Abi Dawood
Da'if (ضعيف)
Weak

Conditional Use

Fails to fulfill the conditions of Hasan due to discontinuity in the chain or narrator weakness. Classical scholars only permit narrating mild Da'if Hadiths for encouraging virtuous deeds (Fada'il), never for creed ('Aqidah) or declaring actions Halal/Haram.

Clearly marked with provenance warning

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