Hadith Collection All vs HadithLab

Hadith Collection is a fast, beautiful way to browse, search, and study authentic hadith collections offline. Read in Arabic and English side-by-side or switch between languages. Customize fonts, spacing, and themes for a comfortable reading experience day and night. Save favorites, resume where you left off, and share a polished image of any hadith. What’s inside 17 renowned collections (50,884 hadiths), including:
Sahih al-Bukhari • Sahih Muslim • Sunan Abi Dawud • Jami at-Tirmidhi • Sunan an-Nasai • Sunan Ibn Majah • Muwatta Malik • Musnad Ahmad • Sunan ad-Darimi • Riyad as-Salihin • Al-Adab al-Mufrad • Bulugh al-Maram • Shamail al-Muhammadiyah • Mishkat al-Masabih • Forty Hadith (an-Nawawi) • Forty Hadith Qudsi • Forty of Shah Waliullah. Highlights * Powerful search (Arabic & English) with match highlighting * Listen to Arabic or English with clear text-to-speech * Beautiful reader: Light, Dark, Sepia, Midnight themes * Typography controls: font size, line spacing, paragraph spacing * Bookmarks & recents: save favorites, continue reading quickly * Share a hadith as a styled image - perfect for messaging & socials * Offline-first: ships with JSON data; no account, no ads, no tracking * Accessibility: Dynamic Type, VoiceOver labels, proper RTL layout Why readers love it * Instant, on-device results - no internet required * Clean drilldown: Book - Chapter - Hadith with smooth swipe navigation * Arabic and English stacked or toggled for focused study

HadithLab — the Sunnah and its commentary. Nine hadith collections with the Arabic source text, gradings by hadith scholars, full chains of narrators and classical commentary. WHAT'S INSIDE • Over 65,000 hadith from nine collections: both Sahihs, the four Sunans, Musnad Ahmad, Muwatta Malik and Sunan al-Darimi. • Every grading carries the scholar's name and, where known, the book it comes from. A verdict without an author carries no weight in this field and is not shown. • Chains of narrators with a tap-through to each narrator: generation, dates, reliability rank and what the critics said about him. • Commentary: Fath al-Bari and other sharh works, together with the edition's own footnotes. Passages that depart from the creed of Ahl al-Sunnah are marked in the text itself, with the scholars' response beside them. • Takhrij: the same hadith across other collections, with honest counts — "first 40 of 192", not just "40". • Rare-word glossary and the benefits scholars drew from each hadith. SEARCH • By words or exact phrase — across the Arabic text and the translation. • By meaning: ask in your own words and find the hadith even when those words don't appear in it. • Jump by number: type "Bukhari 8". READING • Real Arabic typography: Amiri, Noto Naskh or Scheherazade, with full diacritics and correct direction. • A fully Arabic interface with mirrored layout — not translated labels, but a different reading mode. • Light, sepia and dark themes; text size and diacritics to taste. • Bookmarks, reading history and saving hadith for offline reading. ABOUT THE TRANSLATION The Russian translation is machine-assisted and serves as an aid, not a replacement for the original. The disclaimer sits next to every translation, not once in the settings. No ads, no accounts, no personal data collection.