Erasing the Accusation of Shirk

The Ahl al-Sunnah always run to their hadiths and you claim that hadith
should come first! And you just gave me a two hour lecture. When you say
that such and such is not mentioned in the Qur’an you are wrong. You have
to find the “golden thread” that links the verses of the Qur’an, when you
make that link then you will see. You claim that you cannot understand the
verses of the Qur’an without hadith, but it is simple: you just have to search
for the linked verses! Please give me any verse and I will ask my shaykh and
he will link it with another verse to ensure you understand. Please give me
any verse!
Qadhi: You first mentioned somethinh about a “link” and now you are
talking about a “golden thread.” Unless you clarify to me what these mean, I
don’t what you are talking about. If you think we can understand the Qur’an
without hadith you are gravely mistaken. We have to believe in the hadith to
understand the verses of the Qur’an. Your shaykh cannot claim to ‘link’ this
with that. I will present you with some verses and please ask your shaykh to
‘magically link’ these and explain them.
1. 008.007 And when Allah promised you one of the two bands (of the
enemy) that it should be yours, and ye longed that other than the
armed one might be yours. And Allah willed that He should cause the
Truth to triumph by His words, and cut the root of the disbelievers;
In this verse Allah Almighty is saying that He has promised that one band
will be in the Muslims hands. Remember that the verse talks in the past
tense, that Allah has already promised them that they will be victorious over
one band. The question is; where has Allah Almighty already promised them
of their victory and secondly, who were the two bands which Allah
Almighty discusses? Neither of theses are mentioned in the Qur’an. We
thank Allah for the hadith, as they provide us with the necessary information
to answer these questions. The hadiths inform us that the two bands are
indeed the two groups approaching the wells of Badr; the army of Quraysh
coming from Makkah and the caravan of Abu Sufyan. Allah Almighty must
have promised Rasulullah ( may Allah bless him and grant him peace) the
victory through another form of revelation other than the Qur’an and then
mentioned it in the above verse as a reminder of the previous promise.
2. 008.042 When ye were on the near bank (of the valley) and they were on
the yonder bank, and the caravan was below you (on the coast plain). And
had ye trysted to meet one another ye surely would have failed to keep the
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