Alquran Hadits Kelas 3 Sems. Ganjil Tahun 2007/2008

The given ayat is a command given to Prophet Muhammad to warn his closest relatives. This implies that the correct answer is "Berdakwah" which means to preach or propagate the message of Islam. The Prophet was instructed to convey the message of Islam to his family members and those closest to him, urging them to embrace the faith. This was an important aspect of the Prophet's mission, as he was tasked with spreading the message of Islam to all people, including his own relatives.

The correct order of the given words is 6-5-4-3-2-1. The word "وَاخْفِضْ" (6) should come first, followed by "جَنَاحَكَ" (5), "لِمَنِ" (4), "اتَّبَعَكَ" (3), "مِنَ" (2), and finally "الْمُؤْمِنِينَ" (1).

The correct answer is "Rahmat Allah swt" because the verse states that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) acted with kindness and gentleness due to the mercy of Allah. This implies that his behavior was a result of the mercy and compassion bestowed upon him by Allah.

The correct answer is "الْمُشْرِكِينَ" because the phrase "فَاصْدَعْ بِمَا تُؤْمَرُ وَأَعْرِضْ عَنِ" translates to "So proclaim what you are commanded and turn away from" and this command is directed towards the disbelievers or polytheists (الْمُشْرِكِينَ).

The correct answer implies that if someone disobeys or goes against the speaker, the speaker will not be held responsible for their actions.

The correct answer is "Diberi minum dari air yang mendidih." This is because the phrase "لَهُمْ شَرَابٌ مِّنْ حَمِيمٍ" translates to "They will have a drink of scalding water." This indicates that the inhabitants of hell will be given boiling water to drink as a punishment.

The correct answer is "Yang menganggap adanya Tuhan selain Allah". This is because the previous verse mentioned those who make partners with Allah, implying that they believe in the existence of other gods besides Allah.

The correct answer is الحجر. The question asks which Surah the verses from number 5 to 8 are from. Since the answer is الحجر, it means that these verses can be found in Surah الحجر.

The correct order of the individuals mentioned in the verse is as follows: Kerabat (relatives), Anak Yatim (orphans), Orang Miskin (the poor), Tetangga Dekat (close neighbors), Tetangga Jauh (distant neighbors), and Teman Sejawat (colleagues). This order is based on the hierarchy of individuals who are deserving of support and assistance in Islamic teachings. The verse emphasizes the importance of taking care of one's relatives, especially orphans, the poor, and neighbors, before extending help to colleagues or distant neighbors.

The phrase "وَقُودُهَا النَّاسُ وَالْحِجَارَةُ" translates to "its fuel is people and stones." The word "وَقُودُهَا" means "its fuel," indicating that the correct answer is "bahan bakarnya" which translates to "its fuel."

The correct answer is "ال عمران". This is because the question is asking about which Surah the verses from number 10 to 14 are found in the Quran. The correct Surah is "ال عمران" (Al-Imran).

The correct answer is "b dan a". This is because in the given hadith, there is a command to make things easier for others, which can be found in both options b and a.

The correct answer is "Allah tidak akan menerima tebusan yang diberikan oleh penghuni neraka". This is inferred from the phrase "وَإِن تَعْدِلْ كُلَّ عَدْلٍ لاَّ يُؤْخَذْ مِنْهَا" which translates to "And if you should count the favor of Allah, you could not enumerate them. Indeed, Allah is Forgiving and Merciful." This implies that Allah's forgiveness and mercy cannot be earned or bought through any form of redemption, including by the inhabitants of Hell.

The correct answer is "Orang-orang yang memperolok-olok" because the phrase "إِنَّا كَفَيْنَاكَ" translates to "Sesungguhnya kami melindungi melindungi kamu" which means "Indeed, We are sufficient for you". The phrase implies that Allah will protect the person being addressed from those who mock or ridicule them. Therefore, the correct continuation of the verse is "Orang-orang yang memperolok-olok" which means "those who mock or ridicule".

The correct answer is "كلكم راع وكلكم مسؤول عن رعيته" which means "Each of you is a shepherd and each of you is responsible for his flock." This hadith emphasizes the importance of leadership and responsibility in Islam. It teaches that every individual has a role to play in guiding and taking care of others, whether it be in a family, community, or any other group. The hadith is narrated by Abdullah bin Umar and is found in the collections of Bukhari, Muslim, and Tirmidhi.

The correct answer is "Memberi peringatan kepada orang yang sesat". The given ayat instructs to remind someone who is going astray about the consequences of their actions. This implies the importance of advising and guiding those who have lost their way in order to help them rectify their mistakes and find the right path.

The correct answer is "F-E-B-A-D-C". This is the correct order of the given Arabic words "وَاعْبُدُواْ اللّهَ بِهِ شَيْئاً وَلاَ تُشْرِكُواْ" which translates to "Worship Allah alone and do not associate partners with Him". The words are arranged in the correct sequence as per the Arabic language structure.

The correct answer is الشعراء. The question asks which Surah in the Quran the verses from number 1 to 3 are from. Since the answer is الشعراء, it means that these verses can be found in Surah الشعراء.

The correct answer is "إٍِنْ يَنْصُرْكُمُ اللّهُ فَلاَ غَالِبَ لَكُم". This is the correct form of the verse with the appropriate vowel markings (harkat). It translates to "If Allah helps you, then no one can overcome you".

The given correct answer states that the sanad (chain of narrators) for the hadith mentioned is Abdullah bin Umar. This means that Abdullah bin Umar is the companion of the Prophet Muhammad who heard and narrated this hadith. The rest of the options provide additional information about the hadith, such as the statement "رسول الله" which means "Messenger of Allah" and indicates that the hadith was narrated by the Prophet Muhammad. The phrase "كلكم راع وكلكم مسؤول عن رعيته" is the content of the hadith, which translates to "Each of you is a shepherd and each of you is responsible for his flock." The final part of the answer mentions that the hadith is narrated by Al-Bukhari, Muslim, and At-Tirmidhi, which are well-known collections of hadiths.

The correct answer is "المؤمنون" because the continuation of the verse in Surah Ali-Imran ayat 160 (numbers 16 to 18) talks about the qualities and characteristics of the believers (المؤمنون). The verse emphasizes the importance of relying and trusting in Allah, seeking His help and guidance, and not being afraid or saddened by the plots and plans of the disbelievers. Therefore, the correct answer is المؤمنون (the believers).

The correct answer is "Berbuat baik kepada ibu bapak" because the phrase "وَبِالْوَالِدَيْنِ إِحْسَاناً" translates to "and [show] kindness to parents" in English. This indicates that the verse is instructing us to be kind and good to our parents.

The given answer, "البخارى و مسلم" (Al-Bukhari and Muslim), is correct because it indicates that the hadith in question is narrated by both Al-Bukhari and Muslim. Al-Bukhari and Muslim are two of the most respected and reliable collectors of hadiths in Islamic literature. Their collections, Sahih Al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, are considered the most authentic and widely accepted collections of hadiths. Therefore, if a hadith is narrated by both Al-Bukhari and Muslim, it carries a high level of authenticity and credibility.

The given correct answer suggests that the verse commands us to turn away from those who make a mockery of religion. This means that we should avoid associating with individuals who treat religion as a joke or amusement. Instead, we should surround ourselves with people who take religion seriously and respect its teachings. By doing so, we can maintain the sanctity and integrity of our faith.

The given correct answer is "Berjihad". This is because the verse mentions forgiving others, seeking forgiveness for them, and consulting them in matters. It also advises to rely on Allah after making a firm decision. However, there is no mention of "Berjihad" in the verse, hence it is not included in the options.

The correct answer is التحريم.

The correct order of the given verses is B > A > D > C > E.

The correct answer is الانعام. This is because the question asks about which surah the verses 35 to 38 are from, and الانعام is the only option provided that is a surah in the Quran.

The given ayat commands the believers to "be steadfast for Allah" or "establish justice". This means that they are instructed to uphold and promote truth, justice, and righteousness in all aspects of their lives. This includes standing up against oppression, speaking out against injustice, and promoting fairness and equality. By doing so, they fulfill their duty as believers and contribute to creating a just and righteous society.

The correct answer is "إِنَّ اللّهَ يُحِبُّ الْمُتَوَكِّلِينَ" which translates to "Indeed, Allah loves those who rely [upon Him]." This answer is supported by the context of the previous sentence, which talks about relying on Allah. The word "إِنَّ" at the beginning of the sentence indicates certainty and emphasizes the statement. Additionally, the phrase "اللّهَ يُحِبُّ" means "Allah loves," further confirming the correct answer.

The given ayat instructs us to protect ourselves and our families from the fire of hell. It emphasizes the importance of being mindful of our actions and ensuring that we and our loved ones are not led astray and fall into the punishment of hell. By taking care of ourselves and our families, we are fulfilling our responsibility as believers to safeguard our souls and those closest to us from the torment of hellfire.

The correct answer is "Sombong lagi membangga-banggakan diri" because it accurately completes the translation of the given verse. The phrase "membangga-banggakan diri" means to boast or show off, and "sombong" means arrogant or proud. Therefore, the complete translation of the verse is "Indeed, Allah does not like those who are arrogant and boastful."

If a preacher does not behave gently, they will not receive attention from the people they are preaching to. This means that their efforts in spreading the message of Islam will go unnoticed and will not have any impact on the individuals they are trying to reach.

The given correct answer for this question is "Tidak pandang bulu" because the mentioned qualities of the angels in the verse are that they are severe and do not disobey Allah's commands. The phrase "Tidak pandang bulu" means "without discrimination" or "without favoritism," which is not mentioned in the verse. Therefore, it can be concluded that this quality is not attributed to the angels mentioned in the verse.

The given correct answer states that the verse explains that the Hellfire will be filled with both jinn and humans.

The given answer, "فَسَوْفَ يَعْلَمُونَ" (fasawfa ya'lamoon), is the continuation of the sentence. It translates to "So they will soon know." This phrase implies that those who are being addressed in the previous verses will eventually come to know or understand something. The exact context and what they will come to know is not explicitly mentioned in the given text.

The correct order of the given verses is A-F-B-D-E-C-G. This can be determined by rearranging the verses in a logical sequence based on the Arabic grammar and syntax. The verse A comes first because it introduces the subject. Then, verse F follows as it provides additional information about the subject. Verse B comes next, as it further explains the subject. Verse D is placed after B to continue the explanation. Verse E follows D to provide a contrast or alternative situation. Finally, verse C and G are placed at the end to conclude the statement.

The correct order of the given verses is A-C-D-E-B. This means that the correct order of the verses is A, then C, then D, then E, and finally B.

The correct answer is "Memerintahkan keluarga kita untuk shalat dan bersabar dalam melakukannya." This is because the question mentions ayat (verse) number 28, which implies that it is referring to a specific verse in a religious text. The answer option suggests that the verse commands us to instruct our family members to pray and be patient in doing so.

In Surah An-Nisa, ayat 56 of the Quran, Allah commands us to do good to "ma malakat aymanukum," which refers to those who are under our ownership or control. This includes slaves or servants, who were considered as property during that time. Therefore, the correct answer is "Budak" which means slaves or servants.

The correct answer is "البخاري ومسلم والترمذي" because these three scholars, namely Al-Bukhari, Muslim, and At-Tirmidhi, are well-known for their collections of hadiths and are considered among the most reliable sources of hadiths in the Islamic tradition. They have meticulously collected and authenticated thousands of hadiths, which are the sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad, making their narrations highly regarded and widely accepted by scholars and Muslims worldwide.

The correct answer is "Keras" because the word "غَلِيظَ" means harsh or tough, which describes someone who is firm or hard-hearted.

The correct answer suggests that the hadith mentioned in number 31 explains that "we are all leaders." This implies that the hadith emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility and leadership in our actions and behaviors, regardless of our formal positions or roles. It encourages individuals to act with integrity, accountability, and righteousness in all aspects of their lives, recognizing that their actions can have an impact on others and society as a whole.

According to the given sentence, Abu Burdah stated that the Prophet sent Abu Musa al-Ash'ari and Ma'adh to Yemen. Therefore, the correct answer is "ابا موسى الا شعري ومعا ذا" which means Abu Musa al-Ash'ari and Ma'adh.

The correct answer is "Menyeru kepada kebaikan" because the given verse states that Allah commands justice, kindness, giving to relatives, and forbids indecency, evil, and aggression. "Menyeru kepada kebaikan" means calling or inviting towards goodness, which aligns with the command to do good and refrain from evil.