Lesson 38 - Hadeeths 32 And 33 - No Harming And The Calimant Brings Proof
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Please read the Explanation of Nawawi's 40 Hadeeths by Shaykh Al-Uthaymeen, available in English. If you are not memorising the hadeeths, then you might wish to skip the first two questions.
- 1.Causing someone harm
- A.
Can be intentional or unintentional
- B.
Should not be done intentionally, even to the person who has harmed you
- C.
Is worse if you intended to cause harm
- D.
Must be stopped if you realise that you were unintentionally causing harm to them
- 2.Tick/check all the correct statements about neighbours:
- A.
They might be harmed by us them without realising it
- B.
We must not continue to harm them by our actions, even if we intended no harm
- C.
We are allowed to harm non-Muslim neighbours but not Muslim ones
- D.
The scholars extract many rulings about the neighbours from this very short hadeeth
- 3.Shaykh Al Uthaymeen says, in explanation of this hadeeth, “What is more excellent than a person reviewing what the scholars have said about..."
- A.
The rulings of seeking knowledge
- B.
Being righteous
- C.
How fiqh rulings are extracted
- D.
The rights of the neighbour
- E.
The rulings of the masjid
- 4.Who is the narrator of Hadeeth 32 (about harm)?(TIck/check all correct options)
- A.
Aboo Sinaan al Khudree
- B.
Aboo Saeed al Khudree
- C.
Saad ibn Maalik ibn Sinaan
- D.
Maalik ibn Saaed Al Khudri
- 5.When someone claims that another owes him something or has killed his father, etc, who has to show proof?
- A.
The one making the claim
- B.
The accused
- C.
A neutral third party
- 6.Which of these constitute proof? (More than one option may be correct here)
- A.
Witnesses
- B.
Events
- C.
Anything that clarifies the truth
- 7.If there is no conclusive proof,(Tick/check all correct options)
- A.
The accuser must take an oath that he is correct, then he is given what he claimed
- B.
The accused must take an oath to declare himself innocent, then he is considered free
- C.
If the accused fails to take an oath then the ruling goes against him
- D.
The judge rules on the balance of probabilities
- E.
Ideally, a jury decides by majority
- 8.From the words of this hadeeth, Shaykh Al Uthaymeen states that the Islamic legislation safeguards the people’s
- A.
Wealth and blood
- B.
Offspring and riding beasts
- C.
Honour and reputation
- D.
Lineage and ancestry
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