Concept:The Qur'an is the highest authority in Islam, so a genuine hadith must never oppose it.
Explanation:Scholars of hadith examine both the chain of narrators (
isnad) and the text (
matn) of a report.
One of the main standards they use is agreement with the Qur'an.
If a narration directly contradicts a clear Quranic injunction, its authenticity is faulted and the hadith is rejected.
A hadith is not considered faulty simply because its wording is similar to the Qur'an or because it is shorter than a verse.
In the same way, a narrator's place of origin, such as not being from Makkah, does not make a hadith weak by itself.
Answer:D. it contradicts a Quranic injunction.