Concept:A hadīth may be rejected when its content conflicts with the Qur’ān, which is the highest authority in Islam.
Explanation:The Qur’ān is the primary and most reliable source of Islamic law.
Therefore, any hadīth that goes against a clear Qur’ānic injunction cannot be considered authentic.
The length of a hadīth or its wording being similar to the Qur’ān does not make it unreliable.
Also, the narrator’s place of origin, such as not being from Makkah, is not a valid reason to reject a hadīth.
Only a clear contradiction with the Qur’ān undermines the authenticity of a hadīth.
Answer:D. It contradicts a Qur’ānic injunction.