Lesson 1 - Hadeeth 1 Of Nawawi 40 - Intention
Welcome to the first quiz in this series of 40 quizzes, each only 10 questions long. We plan to help you to learn the famous book of hadeeths by Imaam An-Nawawi, little by little. To be able to answer all the questions, it may help you to read the Explanation of Nawawi's 40 Hadeeths by Shyakh Al-Uthaymeen, available in English. If you are not memorising the hadeeths, then you might wish to skip the first two questions in each set. May Allaah help all those who intend to do good, grant them the ability to do righteous deeds and reward Read morethem abundantly.
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A person is rewarded or punished based on his ______________.
- A.
Status
- B.
Intention
- C.
Kindness
- D.
Fasting
Correct Answer
B. IntentionExplanation
A person is rewarded or punished based on his intention because intentions reflect the underlying motivations and desires behind one's actions. It is believed that the sincerity and purity of intentions play a crucial role in determining the moral value of an action. Good intentions are often considered virtuous and are more likely to lead to positive outcomes, while bad intentions can result in negative consequences. Therefore, one's intention is seen as a key factor in evaluating the moral worth of an individual's behavior.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Actions can be ___________ or outward. Intention is an ______________ action; its place is in the heart. This hadeeth is the way of measuring the ___________ actions so it is half or worship. Which word would fill all three blanks? (Hint: DRAW IN is an anagram of the correct word.)
Correct Answer
inwardExplanation
The correct answer for all three blanks is "inward". The first blank refers to actions that are either inward or outward, implying that "inward" is one of the options. The second blank mentions intention as an example of an inward action, further supporting the use of "inward" in the first blank. The third blank states that the hadith is a way of measuring the blank actions, suggesting that the blank should be filled with a word that can describe both inward and outward actions. Therefore, "inward" is the appropriate word to fill all three blanks.Rate this question:
- 3.
It is possible to do an action without an intention.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
This statement is false because intention is a mental state that precedes and motivates an action. In order to perform an action, there must be some level of intention or purpose behind it. Without intention, actions would be random and lack purpose or direction. Therefore, it is not possible to do an action without an intention.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Giving examples is a way that a teacher can make the topic clearer. In this hadeeth, the person who is teaching is
- A.
The Messenger of Allaah
- B.
A jinn
- C.
A Yemeni warlord
- D.
The greatest of the Companions
Correct Answer
A. The Messenger of AllaahExplanation
The correct answer is the Messenger of Allaah. In the given context, the question is asking about the person who is teaching in the hadeeth. The Messenger of Allaah refers to Prophet Muhammad, who is known as the teacher and guide for Muslims. He would often use examples to make the topic clearer for his followers.Rate this question:
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- 5.
He gave the example of a person who does which action? (Hint: the correct answer is an anagram of "I GO IN TRAM")
Correct Answer
migration - 6.
People performed this action for different reasons. Three reasons are given in the hadeeth. What are they?
- A.
For Allaah and His Messenger
- B.
For identifying the lava plains
- C.
For some worldly benefit
- D.
For the sake of marrying a woman
- E.
For maintaining ties of kinship
- F.
For the pleasure of travelling
Correct Answer(s)
A. For Allaah and His Messenger
C. For some worldly benefit
D. For the sake of marrying a womanExplanation
The given correct answer for this question is a combination of three reasons mentioned in the hadeeth. People performed this action for the sake of Allaah and His Messenger, for some worldly benefit, and for the sake of marrying a woman. These reasons highlight the different motivations behind people's actions, including religious devotion, personal gain, and romantic pursuits.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Whose books of hadeeths can you find the hadeeth in?
- A.
Al-Bukhari only
- B.
Muslim only
- C.
Al-Bukhari and Muslim
- D.
Neither Al-Bukhari nor Muslim
Correct Answer
C. Al-Bukhari and MuslimExplanation
The remaining questions are based on the explanation of the hadeeth by Shaykh Al Uthaymeen.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Who narrated the hadeeth to us? (Mark all four correct answers.)
- A.
The angel Jibreel
- B.
A Companion
- C.
Hafsa, the daughter of the Prophet (sall allaahu alaihi wa sallam)
- D.
Umar bin al Khattaab (radhi allaahu anhu)
- E.
The leader of the believers (ameerul mumineen)
- F.
Abu Bakr
- G.
Abu Hafs
Correct Answer(s)
B. A Companion
D. Umar bin al Khattaab (radhi allaahu anhu)
E. The leader of the believers (ameerul mumineen)
G. Abu HafsExplanation
The correct answer choices indicate that the hadeeth was narrated to us by a Companion, Umar bin al Khattaab (radhi allaahu anhu), the leader of the believers (ameerul mumineen), and Abu Hafs. These individuals were all reliable sources of hadeeth narration and had direct knowledge of the teachings of the Prophet (sall allaahu alaihi wa sallam).Rate this question:
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