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Definitions by Arran Khan

A term, often derogatory, used by Muslims who reject hadith for someone who believes hadith is a part of Islam.
That Hadithist actually thinks hadith are the words of Muhammad!
Hadithist by Arran Khan August 24, 2026

Non-denominational Muslim

A non-denominational Muslim is a Muslim who opposes religious sects.
A non-denominational Muslim does not identify as a Sunni, Shi'a, Ibadi, Hadithist, or Qur'anist.

Muslim Hebraist

A Muslim Hebraist is a Muslim who uses the Hebrew scriptures—including the Torah, Psalms, and Gospel—to interpret the Qur'an, and vice versa.
A Muslim Hebraist is a Muslim who uses the Hebrew scriptures to interpret the Qur'an, and vice versa. Muslim Hebraists generally oppose the belief that previous revelations from Allah have been corrupted or altered. This stance directly contradicts the mainstream doctrines of Sunnism, Shi'ism, and Qur'anism.
Muslim Hebraist by Arran Khan August 24, 2026

Hadith rejector

A Hadith rejector is a Muslim who doesn't believe in hadith. Hadith rejectors often say hadith are not the true words of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. There are many Islamic groups that reject hadith. They include non-denominational Muslims, neo-Mu'tazilites, Submitters, and Qur'anists.
Hadith rejector by Arran Khan August 24, 2026