Lesson 24 - Hadeeth 22 - Four Things That Are Enough For Paradise

1. Match the phrases of the hadeeth with an explanation of the meaning

"Do you see that...?"

"the prescribed prayers"

"hold the permissible ot be permissible"

"treat the forbidden to be forbidden"

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2. Ramadaan is between which two months?

Muharram and Safar

Dhul Qa'dah and Dhul Hijjah

Shawwaal and Sha'baan

Rajab and Rabiul Awwal

Ramadaan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. It is preceded by the month of Sha'baan and followed by the month of Shawwaal. Therefore, Ramadaan is between Shawwaal and Sha'baan.

Explanation

Ramadaan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. It is preceded by the month of Sha'baan and followed by the month of Shawwaal. Therefore, Ramadaan is between Shawwaal and Sha'baan.

3. Is it possible to enter Paradise without doing anything further to the four things mentioned in this hadeeth?

True

False

It is possible to enter Paradise without doing anything further to the four things mentioned in this hadeeth.

Explanation

It is possible to enter Paradise without doing anything further to the four things mentioned in this hadeeth.

4. Match the following. Please note that the translation given here is literal. The intended meaning of some of the phrases is asked about in Question 4.

Do you see that

if I were to pray the obligatory prayers

and fast Ramadaan

and hold the permissible to be permissible

and hold the forbidden to be forbidden

and I were not to do more than that

that I would enter Paradise?

He said: Yes.

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5. Choose the correct answer.

The question shows the reluctance of the companions to do good deeds.

The question shows the enthusiasm of the companions in asking beneficial questions.

The hadeeth shows the ignorance of the companions that they had to ask questions.

The answer suggests that the companions were enthusiastic about asking beneficial questions. This implies that they were actively seeking knowledge and guidance, which is a positive trait.

Explanation

The answer suggests that the companions were enthusiastic about asking beneficial questions. This implies that they were actively seeking knowledge and guidance, which is a positive trait.

6. The Companion who narrated this hadeeth was Jaabir. His father and son had the same name. What was it?

The correct answer is Abdullaah. The question states that the Companion who narrated the hadith was Jaabir, and it mentions that his father and son had the same name. Since the options provided include variations of the name Abdullaah, it can be inferred that this was the name shared by Jaabir's father and son.

Explanation

The correct answer is Abdullaah. The question states that the Companion who narrated the hadith was Jaabir, and it mentions that his father and son had the same name. Since the options provided include variations of the name Abdullaah, it can be inferred that this was the name shared by Jaabir's father and son.

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7. Match the following words from the hadeeth with their literal translations:

رَأَيْتَ

صَلَّيْتُ

صُمْتُ

أَحْلَلْتُ

حَرَّمْتُ

أَدْخُلُ

الْجَنَّة

نَعَمْ

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8. Whose original collection of hadeeths (source book) can this hadeeth be found in.

This hadeeth can be found in the original collection of hadeeths by Imam Muslim. Imam Muslim is known for his compilation of authentic hadeeths in his book called "Sahih Muslim".

Explanation

This hadeeth can be found in the original collection of hadeeths by Imam Muslim. Imam Muslim is known for his compilation of authentic hadeeths in his book called "Sahih Muslim".

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9. Zakaah and Hajj are also pillars of Islam, but are not mentioned in this hadeeth. What are the possible reasons for this? (Tick/check the three correct answers)

They are the least important of the pillars. They are the least important pillars of Islaam.

They only occur once a year, whereas the other pillars occur more often.

It is permissible to leave them out of choice.

They are already included in the words "Treat the prohibited as prohibited".

The incident might have occurred before Hajj became obligatory.

The might might have been a poor man who did not have any zakaah to pay.

The possible reasons for Zakaah and Hajj not being mentioned in this hadeeth could be that they are already included in the words "Treat the prohibited as prohibited", indicating that fulfilling these obligations is already implied. Additionally, the incident might have occurred before Hajj became obligatory, so it wouldn't have been relevant to mention it. Lastly, the person in the incident might have been a poor man who did not have any Zakaah to pay, so it wouldn't have been applicable in that specific situation.

Explanation

The possible reasons for Zakaah and Hajj not being mentioned in this hadeeth could be that they are already included in the words "Treat the prohibited as prohibited", indicating that fulfilling these obligations is already implied. Additionally, the incident might have occurred before Hajj became obligatory, so it wouldn't have been relevant to mention it. Lastly, the person in the incident might have been a poor man who did not have any Zakaah to pay, so it wouldn't have been applicable in that specific situation.

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10. Tick/check the four things mentioned in this hadeeth:

Initiating the greeting of salaam to another Muslim

Praying the obligatory prayers

Giving the zakaah

Treating the lawful as lawful (believing it to be lawful)

Treating the recommended as recommended and doing as much of it as possible

Treating the haraam as haraam (abstaining form it believing it to be haraam)

Praying the sunnah/rawaatib prayers regularly

The correct answer includes four things mentioned in the hadeeth: praying the obligatory prayers, giving the zakaah, treating the lawful as lawful (believing it to be lawful), and treating the haraam as haraam (abstaining from it believing it to be haraam). These actions reflect a Muslim's commitment to fulfilling their religious obligations, maintaining ethical behavior, and adhering to the principles of Islam. By performing the obligatory prayers and giving zakaah, Muslims demonstrate their devotion to Allah and their responsibility towards others. Additionally, treating the lawful as lawful and the haraam as haraam reflects a person's understanding and adherence to the teachings of Islam.

Explanation

The correct answer includes four things mentioned in the hadeeth: praying the obligatory prayers, giving the zakaah, treating the lawful as lawful (believing it to be lawful), and treating the haraam as haraam (abstaining from it believing it to be haraam). These actions reflect a Muslim's commitment to fulfilling their religious obligations, maintaining ethical behavior, and adhering to the principles of Islam. By performing the obligatory prayers and giving zakaah, Muslims demonstrate their devotion to Allah and their responsibility towards others. Additionally, treating the lawful as lawful and the haraam as haraam reflects a person's understanding and adherence to the teachings of Islam.

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