Lesson 9 - Hadeeth 6 Of Nawawi 40 - Caution Against Doubtful Matters
This is the last of the hadeeths in this block before revision next week. This quiz really is easy and t is easily possible to attain 100% in this quiz inshaa Allaah. Please read the Explanation of Nawawi's 40 Hadeeths by Shyakh Al-Uthaymeen, available in English. If you are not memorising the hadeeths, then you might wish to skip the first two questions.
- 1.In this hadeeth, the Messenger sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam has divided the affairs into 3 matter. Tick the three matters.
- A.
Preferred (masnoon)
- B.
Disliked (makrooh)
- C.
Lawful (halaal)
- D.
Unlawful (haram)
- E.
Doubtful/unclear
- F.
Spiritual
- G.
Physical
- 2.Which statement is true about the doubtful/unclear matters?
- A.
They might be clear to some people but not others.
- B.
Only Allaah and His Messenger can understand them.
- C.
Only Allaah understands them and it is not possible for his prophets (alaihimus salaam) nor His angels.
- 3.When it is not clear to a person whether a matter is lawful (halaal) or unlawful (haram), the person should stay away from that unclear matter. This is to safeguard his religion and his honour.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.In this hadeeth, the prohibitions are described as the ___________________ of Allaah. (Clue: the missing word is an anagram of SCARY AUNT)
- 5.With regards to a sanctuary, which of these sentences is the odd one out because it is the only one that is untrue?
- A.
It is the norm for a king to possess some gardens and meadows.
- B.
If cattle are not allowed into a sanctuary, the grass there will be more lush and more attractive to nearby cattle.
- C.
If a shepherd does not want his cattle to graze in a sanctuary, he ought to prevent the cattle form grazing just around its edge otherwise they will end up grazing in the sanctuary.
- D.
Allaah's Sanctuary is the forbidden matters because He has forbidden His servants from falling into them.
- E.
Allaah's Sanctuary is His gardens and meadows
- 6.Tick the two statements that are true about the heart.
- A.
If it is correct, then the whole body is set aright.
- B.
The focal point of righteousness and corruption is the heart.
- C.
Desires of the heart are not responsible for a person falling into impermissible (haram) and unclear matters.
- D.
A person is not required to protect his heart from corruption since a person has no control over it.
- E.
The heart is a metaphorical expression for the brain, which is the true seat of emotions.
- 7.Outer corruption is a sign of ________ _____________ (Clue: the words are an anagram of CORNER RUIN POINT)
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