Hadith Final Exam

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•1- Doing good deeds these will result in a multiplication of rewards
- True
- False

About This Quiz

42 Hadiths is a comprehensive study on the Islam religion for that matter. In the Hadith final exam below, you get to be tested on the basics and facts on the study. Are you good enough? Find out below.

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The believer likes that people seeing him making wrongdoing
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement suggests that the believer enjoys being seen while committing wrongdoing. However, this goes against the principles and values of a believer who typically strives to do good and avoid wrongdoing. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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3.

Every man is rewarded according to his
- Intentions
- Actions
- Works
- Jobs
Correct Answer

A. Intentions

Explanation

The correct answer is "intentions" because rewards are typically based on the intentions behind one's actions rather than the actions themselves. Intentions reflect the underlying motivations and goals of an individual, which are often considered more important in determining the value or worth of their efforts. Actions, works, and jobs can be influenced by various external factors and may not always accurately reflect a person's true intentions.

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4.

At time of anger one should
- Perform ablution.
- Restor to silence
- Change the condition that aroused anger
- All answers are true
Correct Answer

A. All answers are true

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers are true." This means that during a time of anger, any of the given options can be effective. Performing ablution can help calm the mind and bring a sense of peace. Restoring to silence can prevent further escalation of the situation and allow for reflection. Changing the condition that aroused anger can address the root cause and help resolve the issue. Therefore, all of these options can be helpful in dealing with anger.

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•The intention of doing a bad deed without actually doing it will be recorded as one complete good deed when.
- He gave up committing the sin for the cause and sake of Allah.
- He gave up committing the sin because he is afraid of people
- He gave up committing the sin because he is unable to do it
- Non of the above
Correct Answer

A. He gave up committing the sin for the cause and sake of Allah.

Explanation

According to the given statement, if someone intends to do a bad deed but refrains from doing it solely for the cause and sake of Allah, it will be recorded as one complete good deed. This implies that the intention to commit the sin was present, but the person chose to abstain from it out of their devotion and obedience to Allah. This act of self-restraint and piety is considered commendable and is rewarded as a good deed.

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•Actions are not from faith and faith only by believing in the heart
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

This statement suggests that actions are not necessary for faith, and that faith can be achieved solely through belief in the heart. However, this is not entirely accurate. While belief is an important aspect of faith, actions are also crucial in demonstrating and living out one's faith. Faith without action can be seen as incomplete or insincere. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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Obying Allah in your actions is one of the good morals
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Obeying Allah in your actions is considered one of the good morals because it reflects a strong belief and faith in Allah. It shows that you are following the teachings and guidance of Islam, which promotes virtues such as honesty, kindness, and compassion. By obeying Allah, you are aligning your actions with the principles of righteousness and striving to lead a righteous and virtuous life. This not only benefits you personally but also contributes to a harmonious and just society.

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The Islamic guidelines which help us to say good things are
- We should select the best terms
- say them in a nice way
- A &b
- We should ensure that what we say is not clear or easily understood
Correct Answer

A. A &b

Explanation

The correct answer is A & B because the Islamic guidelines suggest that when we speak, we should choose our words carefully and use the best terms possible. Additionally, we should deliver our message in a polite and respectful manner. It is important to ensure that what we say is clear and easily understood by others.

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“Let whosoever believes in Allah and in the Last Day either speak good or be .............. Let whosoever believes in Allah and in the Last Day honors his neighbor. Let whosoever believes in Allah and in the Last Day honors his guest.” the missing word in this hadith is
- comfort
- Silent
- Calm
- relax
Correct Answer

A. Silent

Explanation

The missing word in this hadith is "silent". The hadith emphasizes the importance of speaking good or remaining silent for those who believe in Allah and the Last Day. This implies that one should refrain from speaking ill or engaging in gossip, and instead choose to remain silent if they cannot say something positive. This promotes the idea of maintaining a peaceful and respectful environment in one's speech and interactions with others.

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10.

To achieve Allah’s forgiveness you have to believe in oneness of Allah.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Believing in the oneness of Allah is a fundamental principle in Islam. It is a core belief that Allah is the only God and there is no other deity worthy of worship. This belief is essential for seeking Allah's forgiveness because it demonstrates sincere devotion and submission to Him. By acknowledging the oneness of Allah and worshiping Him alone, one can establish a strong connection with the divine and strive for forgiveness and redemption. Therefore, the statement "To achieve Allah's forgiveness you have to believe in the oneness of Allah" is true.

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