The Exemplary Scholar: Imam Syafie

According to some source, Imam Syafie memorized the Quran at a very young age, specifically between 7 to 9 years old. This suggests that he had exceptional memorization skills and dedication to his religious studies. Memorizing the Quran at such a young age is a remarkable achievement and demonstrates his deep commitment to his faith.

Imam Syafie's name is Muhammad bin Idris bin Al-'Abbas.

Imam Syafie had a relationship with Prophet S.A.W because he was born after the Prophet's death and did not have a direct physical interaction with him. However, Imam Syafie was a renowned Islamic scholar who studied and learned from the teachings of the Prophet through the transmission of knowledge from the previous generations of scholars. He followed the Prophet's teachings and contributed to the development of Islamic jurisprudence, making him indirectly connected to the Prophet S.A.W.

The correct answer is "The principle at Darul Hadis and Mufti at Masjidil Haram". This answer suggests that the person being referred to is highly intelligent and holds the positions of both a principal at Darul Hadis and a Mufti at Masjidil Haram. These positions require a high level of intelligence and expertise in Islamic studies.

Imam Syafie faced Harun Al-Rasheed with Tawakkal, which means relying on and trusting in Allah. Despite being sent to Al-Rasheed in fetters and chains due to false accusations, Imam Syafie chose to have faith in Allah's plan and put his trust in Him. This demonstrates his strong belief in divine guidance and his willingness to surrender to Allah's will. By facing his situation with Tawakkal, Imam Syafie showed resilience, patience, and a steadfast commitment to his faith.

Imam Syafie supports his study through various methods, but seeking for a fund is not one of them. This means that he did not rely on external financial assistance to support his education. Instead, he used other methods such as replacing his teachers in teaching children his lessons, selling his house at the price of 16 Dinar, and working while studying to support himself financially.

Imam Syafie dedicated his nights to various activities, including ibadat (worship), family, and sleep. However, he did not allocate 1/3 of his nights specifically for Muamalat, which refers to financial transactions and business dealings. This suggests that while Imam Syafie emphasized the importance of engaging in religious practices, prioritizing family time, and getting sufficient rest, he did not specifically allocate a portion of his nights for dealing with financial matters.

Imam Syafie never debating with Ahmad bin Hanbal about prayers is false because the statement implies that Imam Syafie did debate with Ahmad bin Hanbal about prayers. The other options are true based on the given statement. Imam Syafie is skilled at debating, he will never debate with his teachers, and he had debated with Muhammad bin Al-Hasan. The purpose of his debating is to seek the truth, regardless of whether it benefits him or his opponent.