Lesson 24 - Hadeeth 22 - Four Things That Are Enough For Paradise
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.The Companion who narrated this hadeeth was Jaabir. His father and son had the same name. What was it?
- 2.Zakaah and Hajj are also pillars of Islam, but are not mentioned in this hadeeth. What are the possible reasons for this? (Tick/check the three correct answers)
- A.
They are the least important of the pillars. They are the least important pillars of Islaam.
- B.
They only occur once a year, whereas the other pillars occur more often.
- C.
It is permissible to leave them out of choice.
- D.
They are already included in the words "Treat the prohibited as prohibited".
- E.
The incident might have occurred before Hajj became obligatory.
- F.
The might might have been a poor man who did not have any zakaah to pay.
- 3.Choose the correct answer.
- A.
The question shows the reluctance of the companions to do good deeds.
- B.
The question shows the enthusiasm of the companions in asking beneficial questions.
- C.
The hadeeth shows the ignorance of the companions that they had to ask questions.
- 4.Whose original collection of hadeeths (source book) can this hadeeth be found in.
- 5.Is it possible to enter Paradise without doing anything further to the four things mentioned in this hadeeth?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Ramadaan is between which two months?
- A.
Muharram and Safar
- B.
Dhul Qa'dah and Dhul Hijjah
- C.
Shawwaal and Sha'baan
- D.
Rajab and Rabiul Awwal
- 7.Tick/check the four things mentioned in this hadeeth:
- A.
Initiating the greeting of salaam to another Muslim
- B.
Praying the obligatory prayers
- C.
Giving the zakaah
- D.
Treating the lawful as lawful (believing it to be lawful)
- E.
Treating the recommended as recommended and doing as much of it as possible
- F.
Treating the haraam as haraam (abstaining form it believing it to be haraam)
- G.
Praying the sunnah/rawaatib prayers regularly
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