Lesson 21 - Hadeeth 19 (First) - Be Mindful Of Allaah

When asking someone for something or seeking their aid, it is important to understand that Allah is the ultimate cause and the person you are asking is only a means or a secondary cause. By recognizing this, you acknowledge that Allah is the one who ultimately has control over the outcome. Additionally, it is recommended to say "Yarhamukillaah" (may Allah have mercy on you) as a sign of gratitude and humility. It is also better to add "If you will and inshaa Allaah" (if Allah wills) to show that you are aware that the final decision rests with Allah.

"Be mindful of Allaah and He will protect you."
If a person is not mindful of Allaah then that person does not deserve that Allaah should protect him.

In this hadeeth, the young companion who was given advice by Allah's Messenger (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) is Abdullah ibn Abbas.

The correct answer is "Indeed, I am going to teach you some words." This is the correct answer because it directly addresses the action that the Messenger (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) is about to take, which is teaching Abdullaah some words. The other options are not related to the action of teaching and do not indicate that the Messenger is about to impart knowledge to Abdullaah.

This statement means that if a person is mindful of Allah and constantly aware of His presence, Allah will guide them towards every good thing, bring them closer to good, protect them, and guide them towards righteousness.

The correct answer options indicate that the pen mentioned in the hadeeth has the ability to write the words of Allah, has finished writing, and writes words that cannot be altered or changed. These options suggest that the pen is a divine tool used to record the divine words of Allah, and that once it finishes writing, the words cannot be altered or changed.

The correct answer is At Tirmidhee, At Tirmidhi, Tirmidhee, Tirmidhi, Attirmidhee, Attirmidi, Tirmidhie. This is because the question asks for the narrator of both relate narrations, and all the variations provided are different ways of referring to the same person, Imam At-Tirmidhi.