Lesson 3 - Hadeeth 2 Of Nawawi 40 - Jibreel Part 2

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1. In this hadeeth, Islaam and eemaan (true faith) are given different definitions. When do the words Islaam and eemaan mean the same thing and incorporate both meanings?

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When either Islaam or eemaan is mentioned on their own, they incorporate both meanings. This means that when either term is used separately, it encompasses the beliefs and practices of both Islaam and eemaan.

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Lesson 3 - Hadeeth 2 Of Nawawi 40 - Jibreel Part 2 - Quiz

We are still studying the second hadeeth this lesson and during the next one inshaa Allaah. Please read the Explanation of Nawawi's 40 Hadeeths by Shaykh Al-Uthaymeen,... see moreavailable in English. If you are not memorising the hadeeths, then you might wish to skip the first two questions, as usual. Last lesson, the questions were mainly about the pillars of Islam; this lesson we cover the pillars of eemaan (true belief). I hope you do well! see less

2. Match the Arabic word from the hadeeth with its meaning 

Explanation

Please keep up with learning these key words.

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3. If a person wishes to have eemaan (true faith) is Allaah, is it enough to firmly believe that Allaah exists?

Explanation

There are four aspects to belief in Allaah. All four are needed by a person who wishes to have eemaan (true faith) in Allaah. It is not enough to simply believe that Allaah exists. A person must also truly believe that Allaah alone has Lordship, that Allaah alone must be worshipped and in all of Allaah's Names and Attributes.

The second pillar of eemaan is belief in the angels. Some the jobs they do have been mentioned to us. We love them all - those whose names we know and those whose names we do not know, since they are the servants of Allaah who uphold His command.

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4. Put these stages in the correct order.

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Belief in the Last Day is a pillar of eemaan (true faith). It means to believe in everything that the Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallm) told us happens after death.

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5. When asked about eemaan (true faith), the Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) mentioned six things a person must believe in.These are the pillars of eemaan. Order them. 

Explanation

Belief in Allaah is the most important pillar of eemaan (true faith).

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6. In this hadeeth, the angel Jibreel described the Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) with which good characteristic? (Hint: It is an anagram of LETS HUNT FURS and you will have to spell the word correctly!)

Explanation

The Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) was the most truthful of the creation.

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7. Which of these is a correct saying about the level of qadr (predecree) mentioned?

Explanation

Next week is the final quiz on this hadeeth inshaa Allaah.

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8. Match the words of the first hadeeth in Arabic with their meaning in English.

Explanation

This is the full text that you are expected to memorise this week.

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9. Here are the names of some of the Mesengers that we believe in/ Their names are all given in the Quraan. Unscramble the letters in brackets to find the name in English.
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10. We do not accept in totality any of the Books of Allaah that we see today, except the Quraan. Why not?

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The correct answer is that the other Books of Allah have all been distorted or tampered with, making it impossible to tell which parts are the direct words of Allah and which are not. This suggests that the reason for not accepting them in totality is due to concerns about their authenticity and accuracy.

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In this hadeeth, Islaam and eemaan (true faith) are given different...
Match the Arabic word from the hadeeth with its meaning 
If a person wishes to have eemaan (true faith) is Allaah, is it enough...
Put these stages in the correct order.
When asked about eemaan (true faith), the Prophet (sall...
In this hadeeth, the angel Jibreel described the Prophet (sall Allaahu...
Which of these is a correct saying about the level of qadr (predecree)...
Match the words of the first hadeeth in Arabic with their meaning in...
Here are the names of some of the Mesengers that we believe in/ Their...
We do not accept in totality any of the Books of Allaah that we see...
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