Hadith 4&5

Who does Abdullaah ibn Masood, the Companion, describe as "the truthful, the believed one"?

• Allah's Messenger (sall Allahu alaihi wa sallam)

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  The angel Jibreel

• The ten Companions promised Paradise

If a baby dies before reaching 40+40+40 days (4 months), then Islamically:

• It is not given the rulings of a living person

• It must be washed ceremonially

• It must be prayed over

Which of these statements can be understood from the hadeeth? (2 correct)

• There is an angel assigned to the womb.

• Angels cause life and do need Allah to specifically command this.

• The soul of each of us has been breathed into us by an angel sent by Allah.

• The soul is breathed into a baby at the time of its birth.

• The souls of the righteous are breathed into them by angels but the souls of the sinful people are blown into them by devils (shayaateen).

Which of these are written about a person while they are still only a baby in their mother's womb?

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  Its provision 

• Its lifespan

• Its actions

• Whether it will be a wretched person or a person of complete happiness

• Nothing is written down at this stage

Only one of these statements is true. Which is it?

• The lifespan has been written down so if we were to take medicines when we became ill, this would show that we did not believe in predecree.

• Our actions have been written down - when we do actions then we do so because we were forced to do so. We have no free will.

• When we do good deeds, we should be confident that we will enter Paradise.

• We should have fear and dread that we may not enter the Hellfire. This should make us do more good deeds.

The first hadeeth in this book and this one, the fifth, are often mentioned together. The first hadeeth tells us what?

• Indeed the halaal is clear and the haraam is clear

• Actions are rewarded according to the intentions behind the

• Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, then let him speak good or stay silent

• Feeling remorse is from repentance

These two hadeeths were narrated by Aisha (may Allaah be pleased with her). Which words in Imam An Nawawi's text tell us that she was the wife of the Prophet (sall Allahu alaihi wa sallam)?

• He calls her "mother of the Prophet's children"

• He calls her "mother of the believers"

• He calls her "the daughter of the chief of the believers"

• He calls her "mother of the nation"

This hadeeth - the hadeeth of 'Aaishah - tells us about which of the following?

• The outward part of our actions i.e. how we do our acts of worship

• The inner hidden part of our actions i.e. what intention we have when we do our acts of worship

• The six pillars of eemaan

• None of the above

Innovation in religion is always something completely new, with no basis in the religion. For example, fasting on Eid is not an innovation because fasting is something that has been legislated.

• True

• False

It is only the innovator whose innovated actions are rejected, not those who copy him/her in it because of the words "Whoever innovates" in the first hadeeth.

• True

• False