Authentic, good and weak Hadith

1. Which of the following conditions is NOT a requirement for a Hadith to be classified as Sahih?

• A) It has a connected chain of narrators.

• B) The narrators are known for their accuracy.

• C) The Hadith contains unique content not found elsewhere.

• D) The narrators are reliable in their character.

2. A Hadith has a trustworthy chain but is rejected due to a hidden defect. What is this defect called?

• A) Tadlis.

• B) Shudhudh.

• C) Illah.

• D) Matn.

3. In what scenario can a Da’if Hadith be elevated to the status of Hasan?

• A) When it is verified by a single strong narrator.

• B) When it is supported by multiple weak narrations with different chains.

• C) When the content aligns with personal opinions.

• D) When it is found in Sahih al-Bukhari.

5. How does a Hasan Hadith differ from a Sahih Hadith in terms of narrator reliability?

• A) Hasan narrators have slightly weaker precision.

• B) Hasan narrators are unknown.

• C) Hasan narrators are known liars.

• D) There is no difference in narrator reliability.

6. Which of the following Hadith classifications would require both internal consistency and external verification for authenticity?

• A) Mawdu’.

• B) Da’if.

• C) Hasan.

• D) Sahih.

7. Which of the following best defines the term "Tadlees al-Isnad"?

• A) Forgery of the Hadith text.

• B) Deliberately omitting a weak narrator from the chain to make it seem strong.

• C) Contradicting the Quran with fabricated content.

• D) A narration collected from multiple sources.

8. What is a key feature of Mawdu’ Hadith that differentiates it from Da’if?

• A) Mawdu’ Hadith is fabricated, whereas Da’if may have a weak chain.

• B) Mawdu’ Hadith is missing narrators in its chain.

• C) Da’if Hadith contains false content.

• D) Da’if Hadith is fabricated by multiple narrators.

9. 9. Which term refers to the specific conditions required for a narrator to be deemed reliable (‘Adalah) in Hadith classification?
   

• A) Precision in narration (Dabt)

• B) Integrity and righteousness (‘Adalah)

• C) Authenticity of the matn.

• D) Continuity of the chain.

10. Which principle is violated in a Hadith when a narrator is known for tampering with chains of transmission?

• A) Dabt (Precision)

• B) ‘Adalah (Integrity)

• C) Mutaba’ah (Supporting evidence)

• D) Shudhudh (Irregularity)