Lesson 25 - Revision Of Hadeeth 19-22

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    Is it possible to enter Paradise without doing anything further to the four things mentioned in Hadeeth 22?

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Lesson 25 - Revision Of Hadeeth 19-22 - Quiz

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  • 2. 

    What does it mean to "Be mindful of Allaah"? (Tick/check all correct answers)

    • Take care that no harm comes to Him

    • Protect the disbelievers from Him

    • Be mindful of His set limits

    • Comply with his commands

    • Abstain from His prohibition

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Be mindful of His set limits
    A. Comply with his commands
    A. Abstain from His prohibition
    Explanation
    "Be mindful of Allaah and He will protect you."
    If a person is not mindful of Allaah then that person does not deserve that Allaah should protect him.

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  • 3. 

    This question is on Hadeeth 20. "From that which people took hold of from the speech of the early prophethood" means

    • A passage that the Messenger (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) read in the Bible and found to be true

    • Words which Bahira, the monk, told the Messenger (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) on his trip to Yemen

    • What remains of the first prophecy from the previous nations and this legislation confirms it

    • Words of revelation that are not confirmed in our religion but which are true

    Correct Answer
    A. What remains of the first prophecy from the previous nations and this legislation confirms it
    Explanation
    The phrase "From that which people took hold of from the speech of the early prophethood" refers to the remnants or remnants of the first prophecy from previous nations. This means that there were certain teachings or principles that were passed down through different prophets and civilizations, and this legislation (referring to the Islamic teachings and laws) confirms the validity of those teachings.

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  • 4. 

    The pen mentioned in Hadeeth 19: (There is more than one correct option. Mark them all.

    • Wrote the words of Allaah.

    • Has finished writing.

    • Has just been lifted and the pages are still wet.

    • Wrote words which cannot be altered or changed.

    • Is an excuse not to do good deeds and be fatalistic.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Wrote the words of Allaah.
    A. Has finished writing.
    A. Wrote words which cannot be altered or changed.
    Explanation
    The pen mentioned in Hadeeth 19 wrote the words of Allaah, indicating that it was used to record divine scripture or revelations. Additionally, it is mentioned that the pen has finished writing, suggesting that the task it was assigned to do has been completed. Lastly, the pen wrote words that cannot be altered or changed, implying that the words recorded by the pen are permanent and cannot be modified.

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  • 5. 

    The hadeeth of Sufyaan bin Abdilllaah proves that true faith in Allaah does not suffice without ____________________. (Clue: anagram of HUGE SPRINTS)

    Correct Answer(s)
    uprightness
    Explanation
    The hadeeth of Sufyaan bin Abdilllaah indicates that having true faith in Allah is not enough on its own, and that one must also possess uprightness. This suggests that simply believing in Allah is not sufficient, but rather, one must also demonstrate moral integrity and righteousness in their actions and behavior.

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  • 6. 

    Which of these can we learn from the narrations of this hadeeth. Tick/check all the correct options.

    • It is possible for two riders to sit on a riding beast.

    • The Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) was kind to people beneath him (as demonstrated by his kindness to Abdullaah here)

    • When you are about to say something important, it is appropriate to say something first that will grab the attention of the listener.

    • It is better not to speak when on a journey under 84 miles long.

    • Giving charity deflects from bad feelings between the Muslims.

    • We should be pleased with Allaah's decree.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. It is possible for two riders to sit on a riding beast.
    A. The Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) was kind to people beneath him (as demonstrated by his kindness to Abdullaah here)
    A. When you are about to say something important, it is appropriate to say something first that will grab the attention of the listener.
    A. We should be pleased with Allaah's decree.
    Explanation
    From the narrations of this hadeeth, we can learn that it is possible for two riders to sit on a riding beast. We also learn that the Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) was kind to people beneath him, as demonstrated by his kindness to Abdullaah in this situation. Additionally, it is appropriate to say something first that will grab the attention of the listener when you are about to say something important. Lastly, we should be pleased with Allaah's decree.

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