Lesson 17 - Hadeeths 13 And 14 - Loving For Your Brother What You Love For Yourself And The Sanctity Of Life | Attempts: 402

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The permissibility of executing a murderer (a life for a life) can be found in
- The Quraan only
- The Sunnah only
- The Quraan and the Sunnah
- Only the books of the later jurists

About This Quiz

These two hadeeth are only short so have been grouped into a single lesson. Please 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.

2.

If an apostate repents, should he be punished anyway according to this hadeeth?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

According to the given answer, if an apostate repents, he should not be punished according to this hadeeth. This implies that the hadeeth does not support the punishment of apostates who have genuinely repented for their actions.

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3.

The life of a Muslim is _________________ . There are only very rare situation where a Muslim state may even consider taking the life of a Muslim. (Clue: correct answer is an anagram of CEDARS)

Correct Answer
sacred

Explanation
The word "sacred" means something that is regarded with reverence and respect. In the context of the question, it implies that the life of a Muslim is highly valued and should be protected. It suggests that taking the life of a Muslim is a rare and exceptional circumstance, only to be considered in extreme situations. This emphasizes the sanctity and importance of human life in Islamic teachings.

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4.

From Hadeeth 13, we can say that it is necessary for the Muslim nation to be
- Diverse and varied in their beliefs
- One hand and one heart
- Diverse in their schools of jurisprudence
- Unified on the basis of love and not on the basis of belief
Correct Answer

A. One hand and one heart

Explanation

The remaining questions are on Hadeeth 14: "The blood of the Muslim is not permissible [to shed] except in three [cases]..."

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5.

A murderer is not always executed. What other options does Shaykh al Uthaymeen say the people have been given with regards to the murderer?
- Twenty years imprisonment or a pardon
- Indefinite imprisonment or payment of blood money to the relatives of the victim
- A pardon or payment of blood money to the family of the victims
- Community service or payment of blood money
Correct Answer

A. A pardon or payment of blood money to the family of the victims

Explanation

According to Shaykh al Uthaymeen, the people have been given the option of either pardoning the murderer or accepting a payment of blood money from the murderer to the family of the victims. This means that instead of executing the murderer, the society can choose to show mercy and forgive them, or they can choose to receive compensation for the loss of their loved ones.

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6.

"None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother that which he loves for himself." This shows that eemaan (true faith) ________________ . It can increase or decrease. It may be perfect or deficient. (Clue: the missing word is an anagram of USEFUL TACT)

Correct Answer
fluctuates

Explanation
This statement indicates that true faith fluctuates. It can increase or decrease, and it may be perfect or deficient.

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7.

Tick the crimes for which it is NOT permissible for a Muslim state to take the life of a Muslim: (Tick/check four answers.)
- Murder
- Theft
- Fraud
- Fornication
- Rebellion against the Muslim ruler
- Gambling
- Indecent dress
Correct Answer(s)

A. Theft
A. Fraud
A. Gambling
A. Indecent dress

Explanation

There are very rare instances that a Muslim may be executed by the leadership. Even these have strict conditions and regulations and are not to be indiscriminate.

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Lesson 17 - Hadeeths 13 And 14 - Loving For Your Brother What You Love For Yourself And The Sanctity Of Life

The permissibility of executing a murderer (a life for a life) can be found in

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If an apostate repents, should he be punished anyway according to this hadeeth?

The life of a Muslim is _________________ . There are only very rare situation where a Muslim state may even consider taking the life of a Muslim. (Clue: correct answer is an anagram of CEDARS)

From Hadeeth 13, we can say that it is necessary for the Muslim nation to be

A murderer is not always executed. What other options does Shaykh al Uthaymeen say the people have been given with regards to the murderer?

"None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother that which he loves for himself." This shows that eemaan (true faith) ________________ . It can increase or decrease. It may be perfect or deficient. (Clue: the missing word is an anagram of USEFUL TACT)

Tick the crimes for which it is NOT permissible for a Muslim state to take the life of a Muslim: (Tick/check four answers.)