Groups of these include the sahih, the qudsi, and the sharif, which are differentiated by the credibility of their chain of transmission, and they are the second most important source for jurisprudence.
False texts in this genre include one which describes a snake known as "the bold", who is said to enter  graves and strike their inhabitants; that false text is organized as a list of fifteen punishments for those who derelict their religious duties. Another false text in this genre describes rewards being given out over thirteen days to reward those who pray, and a famous false one of these involves a story about smashing cross-shaped objects. These false texts are collectively known as the "mawdu". Rijal and Mustalah are the study of these texts, and the process of sanad involves checking the asnad of these statements. Groups of these include the sahih, the qudsi, and the sharif, which are differentiated by the credibility of their chain of transmission, and they are the second most important source for jurisprudence. For ten points, name these extra-Koranical sayings of the Prophet Muhammad.
False texts in this genre include one which describes a snake known as "the bold", who is said to enter  graves and strike their inhabitants; that false text is organized as a list of fifteen punishments for those who derelict their religious duties.
{Hadiths} [accept: {ahaadiith}]