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* Prophecies of god's punishments for certain acts are considered fulfilled, although the causation between the act and the punishment is not clearly proven. Just because people are dishonest/disbelieving/immoral and there are diseases/floods/wars, it doesn't mean that one caused the other | * Prophecies of god's punishments for certain acts are considered fulfilled, although the causation between the act and the punishment is not clearly proven. Just because people are dishonest/disbelieving/immoral and there are diseases/floods/wars, it doesn't mean that one caused the other | ||
* Presenting hadith that is mawqoof as being from Muhammad | * Presenting hadith that is mawqoof as being from Muhammad | ||
* Re-interpreting failed prophecies as metaphors | |||
* Telling a lot of details and making it seem that they are a part of the hadith when in fact they are not a part of the hadith | * Telling a lot of details and making it seem that they are a part of the hadith when in fact they are not a part of the hadith | ||
* Not quoting the hadith, presenting only "summarized" version with unfitting details omitted or even with added new details | * Not quoting the hadith, presenting only "summarized" version with unfitting details omitted or even with added new details | ||