Islamitische Quiz Deel 8

The given sentence "Profeet saw dronk heel graag melk" is in Dutch and it translates to "Prophet used to drink milk very much" in English. The answer "Klopt" means "True" in Dutch, indicating that the statement is correct.

Allah swt heeft de gelovigen bevolen om 50 gebeden te verrichten voordat profeet Saw om vermindering vroeg.

The given statement is in Dutch and it translates to "Swearing by something like your mother or by this food or by this grave is shirk." The word "shirk" refers to the Islamic concept of associating partners with Allah, which is considered a major sin. Therefore, the correct answer "Klopt" (True) suggests that swearing by objects or individuals other than Allah is indeed considered shirk in Islamic belief.

This statement is true because it states that every disease that Allah has sent down has a cure. This implies that Allah, being all-knowing and all-powerful, has provided a solution or treatment for every illness that exists. This belief is rooted in the faith and trust that Allah is benevolent and compassionate, and has the ability to heal and alleviate suffering.

This statement is true. It states that unbelievers never go to paradise.

Allah swt accepteert alleen de daden van de godsvruchtige mensen.

Moesa (Moses) advised the Prophet Muhammad (saw) to ask Allah (swt) for a reduction in the number of prayers.

The correct answer is Mohamed saw because he is considered the last and final prophet in Islam. After the Prophet Jesus (Iesa as), it is believed that Prophet Muhammad (Mohamed saw) was sent as the last messenger of Allah to guide humanity. He received the final revelation, the Quran, and his teachings form the basis of the Islamic faith.

The given statement is incorrect. Prophet Mohammed was not born in Medina. He was born in Mecca.

Iesa (Jesus) is believed to have the ability to bring the dead back to life with the will of Allah. This is mentioned in Islamic teachings and is considered one of the miracles of Iesa.

The correct answer is "9 de". This is because Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Muslims around the world observe fasting during this month as a way to purify their souls and seek spiritual growth.

This statement is correct because it states that Imam Aboe Haniefah from the madhab has seen and heard from the sahaba (companions of the Prophet Muhammad) and the tabi'in (the generation after the sahaba). This implies that Imam Aboe Haniefah had direct contact with those who were close to the Prophet and learned from their teachings and experiences.

The statement "Profeet Saw is een nakomeling van Ibrahim alayhi salaam" is true. This means that Prophet Saw is a descendant of Ibrahim alayhi salaam.

According to the statement, every prophet must be buried in the place where they die. This implies that the burial of prophets should take place at the location of their death, which is considered to be true.

The correct answer is "Rat". This animal name does not appear in the Quran. The Quran is the holy book of Islam and contains teachings and stories that are important to Muslims. While other animal names such as goat, horse, and wolf are mentioned in the Quran, the rat is not mentioned.

According to the question, "Hoeveel poorten heeft de hel?" translates to "How many gates does hell have?" The correct answer is 7. This suggests that in the context of the question, hell is believed to have 7 gates.

Salmaan al-Farisi was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad who came from Persia. He was originally a Zoroastrian and converted to Islam after meeting the Prophet. Salmaan al-Farisi played a significant role in spreading the message of Islam and was known for his knowledge and piety. He was highly respected by the Prophet and his fellow companions.

The given statement translates to "Prophet tasted vinegar and found it very tasty." This implies that the statement is true, as it states that the Prophet enjoyed the taste of vinegar.

Abu Bakr was not killed by unbelievers or wrongdoers.

The given statement is not true. Surat Fatiha was actually revealed in Makkah, not in Medina.

During the Battle of Badr, 14 sahaba (companions) of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) were martyred.

The correct answer is 13 years. This is the amount of time that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) spent in Makkah before he migrated to Madinah, which is known as the hijrah. During these 13 years, the Prophet faced numerous challenges and opposition from the Quraysh tribe, but he continued to spread the message of Islam and gain followers. The hijrah marked a significant turning point in the history of Islam and the establishment of the first Islamic state in Madinah.

The correct answer is Dhul hija. In the month of Dhul hija, the Muslims from Medina came to pledge their allegiance (ba'iah) to the Prophet Muhammad (saw).

Ibrahim As is the correct answer because he was not of Arab descent. He is considered the father of the Abrahamic religions and is believed to have been born in Mesopotamia, which is present-day Iraq. Although he is a significant figure in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, he is not considered to be of Arab origin.

The correct answer is Ishaak as. Ishaak (Isaac) was a prophet in Islam and is known for being the son of Ibrahim (Abraham) and the father of Yacoub (Jacob). Yacoub himself was also a prophet, and his son Yusuf (Joseph) was also a prophet. Therefore, Ishaak's father, son, and brother were all prophets.

The correct answer is 3 because the question is asking how many people accompanied the Prophet Muhammad (saw) during his migration (hijrah) to Medina. The Prophet Muhammad (saw) migrated to Medina with his close companion Abu Bakr and they were joined by a guide named Abdullah ibn Urayqit. Therefore, the total number of people who migrated with the Prophet Muhammad (saw) to Medina was three.

Imam al-Boukhari is believed to have been born in Bouchara, which is a city located in present-day Uzbekistan. He is one of the most renowned Islamic scholars and is famous for compiling the hadith collection known as Sahih al-Bukhari. This collection is considered one of the most authentic and reliable sources of hadiths in Sunni Islam. Imam al-Boukhari's birthplace, Bouchara, was an important center of Islamic learning during his time, which likely influenced his education and scholarly pursuits.

Anas ibn Malik rd is the correct answer because he served the Prophet Muhammad (saw) in his house for 10 years. Anas ibn Malik was a young boy when he started serving the Prophet and continued to do so until the Prophet's death. He was known for his close relationship with the Prophet and his detailed narrations about the Prophet's life and teachings.

The correct answer is Zayd rd.

Sa'd ibn Muadh was the leader of the Aws tribe in Medina. He was a prominent companion of Prophet Muhammad and played a significant role in the early Islamic community. Sa'd ibn Muadh was known for his wisdom and bravery, and he was highly respected among the Muslims. He was known for his strong leadership and his commitment to the welfare of his tribe. Sa'd ibn Muadh's leadership skills and his dedication to Islam made him an influential figure during the time of the Prophet.