M. Yusuf Assagaf, Abustani Ilyas, Tasmin Tangngareng, La Ode Ismail Ahmad 300 Jurnal Diskursus Islam Volume 9 Nomor 2, August 2021 THE EXISTENCE OF HEART IN HADITH REVIEW M. Yusuf Assagaf 1 Abustani Ilyas 2 Tasmin Tangngareng 3 La Ode Ismail Ahmad 4 Alauddin State Islamic University of Makassar, Indonesia 1,2,3,4 yusufsegaf2@gmail.com 1 , abustani.ilyas@uin-alauddin.ac.id 2 , tasmin.tangngareng@uin-alauddin.ac.id 3 , laode.ismail@uin-alauddin.ac.id 4 Abstract: This paper discussed hadith related to the existence of the heart with main topics 1) the quality of the hadith and 2) content. The results of this study indicate that the existence of heart hadith based on the transmission consists of 16 lines (sanad) which are spread in the book of 9 imams (al-kutub al-tis'ah) and narrated in meaning. In addition, 1) the existence of heart hadith has good quality, both in terms of the sanad and matan, and 2) the hadith shows the existence of the heart as a treasury of abstract issues, such as; beliefs, feelings, disbelief, and others. In addition, the liver is an organ that plays a role in giving a command to all body organs to move. This paper is expected to understand the broader community that the heart has a vital role in the excellent condition of the body and human actions, especially to achieve the best level as human beings mentioned in QS al-Hujurat(49:13). Keywords: Existence; Heart; al-Qalb I. INTRODUCTION The Prophet, as the noblest human being, has a mission to convey the risalahilahi (the letter of God). Risalahilahi is the revelation in the form of the Qur'an and hadith. Al-Qur'an and hadith are sources of law for Muslims. However, according to Muslim scholars, both of them are different in quality. The whole Qur'an is recognized its existence (qat}‘i> al-dila>lah), while the hadith generally is still an estimation of its existence (z}anni> al-dila>lah). Therefore, a new hadith can be true after clarifying it through research on its sanad and matan. The existence of hadiths is considered when the hadits are contained in the books of s}ah}i>h}ain (S}ah}i>h} al- Bukha>ri> and S}ah}i>h } Muslims), because the majority of scholars apply the requirements in selecting hadith, namely the continued sanad, the narrators are fair and strong in maintenance (d}a>bit} ), not having illat and not contradicting. In terms of the content of the discussion, the Qur'an and hadith contain discussions about worship, law, and mu'amalah. One of the contents conveyed by both of them is a matter of the heart. For example, in the Qur'an, it is stated that it turns out that bad deeds can cover the heart, as Allah says in QS. al-Mut}affifi>n/83: 14, as follows. ك ون ُ ب ِ س ْ ك واي ُ ان اك م ْ م ِ ِ و ُ ل ُ ىق ل ع ان ر ْ ل ب ا ل