Sunnah

Browse and read the hadith collections. Opens a board listing all 17 — Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, the four Sunan, Riyad as-Salihin, Mishkat al-Masabih, the three Forties and more — showing how many narrations each holds and which carry gradings. Pick a collection, then a book, and read hadith by hadith: the Arabic, the narrator, the English translation, and the scholarly grading underneath where one exists. Previous and Next move through the collection, and on a long hadith they page through its text first so nothing is cut off. A Language button cycles between both languages, English only and Arabic only, and Back returns to the book list and then the collections. Name a collection at the command to open straight to its book list, searchable as you type, or leave it off to pick up wherever you last were — your place and your language follow you between servers. Three things look like faults and are not: Bukhari and Muslim show no grading because within the tradition their authenticity is definitional, Sunan ad-Darimi is Arabic only because no English translation of it exists in the source, and Mishkat is graded almost entirely in Arabic so those gradings appear in Arabic rather than being hidden. The board is public so others can follow along, but only the person who opened it can press its buttons. Anyone can use it.

Search the hadith collections by what they say. Type a word or phrase — ‘intention’, ‘charity’, ‘prayer’ — and Voltcord returns the matching narrations ranked by relevance, each with a short preview showing the matching words in context. Pick one from the dropdown to open it in the reader, where Previous and Next then walk its collection normally. Search covers the English text across all 17 collections at once; quoted phrases work, and a leading minus excludes a word. Anyone can use it.