WAEC SSCE - Islamic Studies - 2021 (Objective)

Question 1 Report

The following are lessons of Hadith 5 of an-Nawawi except

condemnation of devilish innovations

rejection of fabrication

banning of illegal acts

abolition od usury

Answer Details

The lesson of the rejection of fabrication is not entrenched in Hadith number 5 of an-Nawawi collections

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Question 2 Report

Which if the following is not amonged the articles of faith ? belief in the

miracles

angels

scriptures

prophets

Answer Details

The six articles of faith in islmam includes :
- Belief in the existence of oneness of God
- Belief in the existence of oneness of scriptures
- Belief in the existence of oneness of prophets
- Belief in the existence of oneness of angels
- Belief in the existence of oneness of judgement day
- Belief in the existence of oneness of God's predestination

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Question 3 Report

The work of Imam Bukhari and al-Tirimidhi are both called

Sunan

Ahkam

jami

Musamaf

Answer Details

The worl of Imam Bukhari and al-Timidhi are both called Musamaf

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Question 4 Report

the prophet's uncle who succeded ABu Talib as the head of Banu Hashum was

Hamzah

Abdullah

Abu Jahl

Abbas

Answer Details

Hamzah was the prophet's uncle wh succeeded Abu Talib as the head of Banu Hashum

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Question 5 Report

Muhammad (SAW) was referred to as al-Amin because he was

patient

honest

humble

trustworthy

Answer Details

Muhammad (SAW) was referred to as al-Amin because he was trustworthy. The title al-Amin, which means "the trustworthy," was given to him by the people of Mecca due to his reputation for being honest, reliable, and trustworthy. Muhammad (SAW) was known for his integrity and trustworthiness, which earned him the respect and admiration of his community. Even before he received the revelation of Islam, he was already known as a man of high moral character and honesty, which made him a natural leader and peacemaker. His trustworthiness was a key factor in the success of his mission, as people trusted him to convey the message of Islam accurately and without distortion.

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Question 6 Report

The total number of rak'ah in Zuhr'Asr an Isha is

11

17

5

12

Answer Details

There is a total of 12 rak'ah in zuhr'Asr and isha

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Question 7 Report

The admoniion in last part of Hadith 18 of an-Nawawi is

respect for one's daughter

control of one's temper

love for one another

good conduct

Answer Details

Hadith 18 of an-Nawawi is the famous Hadith of Gabriel, in which Angel Gabriel visited the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and asked him about the pillars of Islam, the pillars of faith, and the signs of the end of times. The admonition at the end of this Hadith is about good conduct or Ihsan, which means excellence in worship and in daily life. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "Ihsan is to worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you do not see Him, then He sees you." This means that one should always strive to do their best in worship and in their actions, as if they are always in the presence of Allah, and that Allah is always watching them. It is a reminder to maintain good conduct and to do everything in the best possible way, with sincerity and with the intention of pleasing Allah.

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Question 8 Report

A'isha was distinct from other wives of the prophet (SAW) because she

was the oldest of his wives

was married as a virgin

lived longer than his other wives

gave him employment

Answer Details

A'isha was distinct from other wives of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) because she was married as a virgin. A'isha was the daughter of Abu Bakr, one of the closest companions of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). She was married to the Prophet at a young age and entered the marriage as a virgin. This aspect of her marriage distinguishes her from the other wives of the Prophet, as they were either widows or divorced women at the time of their marriage to him. A'isha's young age and status as a virgin bride hold significance in Islamic history and contribute to her unique position among the wives of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

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Question 9 Report

The first pledge of Aqbah was signed in

621 C.E

630 C.E

610 C.E

628 C.E

Answer Details

the first pledge of Aqubah was signed in 630 C.E

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Question 10 Report

Malik yawmid-Din translated as

The king of the day of judgment

The Beneficient , the merciful

Guide us to the right path

Praise be to Allah, the lord of the worlds

Answer Details

Malik yawmid-Din is translated as "The King of the Day of Judgment". This is a phrase that appears in the Surah Al-Fatihah, the first chapter of the Qur'an. It is a declaration of belief in the sovereignty of Allah over the Day of Judgment, and an acknowledgement of the power and authority that Allah holds in determining the fate of all human beings. The phrase emphasizes the importance of seeking Allah's guidance and mercy in this life, in order to be prepared for the ultimate judgment that awaits us all in the afterlife.

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Question 11 Report

A rak'ah in salat starts with

Ruhu

Takbiratul-Ihram

Qiyam bi Itidal

sujur

Answer Details

A rak'ah in Salat starts with "Takbiratul-Ihram". This is the first takbir that is made after starting the Salat, and it signifies the beginning of the prayer. After making Takbiratul-Ihram, the person starts the prayer with Qiyam bi Itidal, which is the standing posture where hands are folded over the chest and one recites Surah Al-Fatihah and another surah from the Quran.

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Question 12 Report

Alayasal-LLahu bi Ahkamil-Hakimin implies that Allah is the best

fashioner

creator

judge

architect

Answer Details

This implies that Allah is the best judge

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Question 13 Report

The Qur'an was initially preserved on the following except

memory

leather

rock

paper

Answer Details

The Qur'an was initially preserved on memory, leather, and rock, but not on paper. During the time of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), the primary means of preserving the Qur'an was through memorization, as many of the Prophet's companions had memorized the entire text. In addition to oral transmission, the Qur'an was also written on materials such as animal skins, bones, and stones. However, paper was not yet available during the time of the Prophet, and only became a common material for writing after the Muslim conquests. Therefore, the correct answer is paper.

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Question 14 Report

A complete prayer ends with a

Tashahhud

Taslim

Basmallah

Tahlil

Answer Details

A complete prayer in Islam ends with Taslim. Taslim is the act of turning the head to the right saying "Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah" (Peace be upon you and God's mercy), then turning to the left and repeating the same words. It signifies the end of the prayer and is a way of greeting the angels who are believed to be present during the prayer, as well as other people who may be present.

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Question 15 Report

Lawhul - Mahfudh is associated with Quran

memorization

preservation

recitation

compilation

Answer Details

It is associated with Qur'anic preservation.
They believe that the divine destiny is when God wrote down in the Preserved Tablet ("al-Lawhu 'l-Mahfuz") all that has happened and will happen, which will come to pass as written. ... In the Quran, God explicitly states that He will "write" the good for those who do righteous deeds.

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Question 16 Report

One of the issues discussed in Hadith 18 of an-Nawan is about

Avoidance of innovation

Avoidance of vain talk

The fear of Allah

Important of intention

Answer Details

One of the issues discussed in Hadith 18 of An-Nawawi is tawah (piety) , taqwah bothers mainly on the fear of Allah

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Question 17 Report

The type of ghust performed by a new convert to islam is

Nifas

Janabah

Haydah

Dukhil al-islam

Answer Details

The type of ghust performed by a new convert to Islam is "Dukhil al-Islam". This refers to the ritual bath that a new convert takes to purify themselves before embracing Islam. It is a requirement for a person who wishes to convert to Islam and is considered an important step in the process of becoming a Muslim. The bath symbolizes a new beginning and a purification of the soul as the convert begins their journey as a Muslim.

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Question 18 Report

Which of the following is not contained in Hadith 15 of an-Nawawi?

speaking the truth always

consciousness of Allah in all places

honouring one's guest

respecting one's neighbour

Answer Details

Hadith 15 of an - Nawawi does not teach consciousness of Allah in all places

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Question 19 Report

the young Muhammad(SAW) was taken to Ka'bah for prayer by

Hamzah

Abdul Myttalib

Abdullah

Abu Jahl

Answer Details

The young Muhammad (SAW) was taken to Ka'bah for prayer by his grandfather Abdul Muttalib.

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Question 20 Report

The number of Makkan soldiers that part of the battle of Udud was

3000

1000

2000

4000

Answer Details

3000 makkah soldiers took part in the battle ot the uhud

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Question 21 Report

Al-Akhirah is hereafter as Al-Qiyamah is to

Hell

Destiny

Paradise

resurrection

Answer Details

Al-Qiyamah refers to the concept of resurrection in Islam. It is the belief that after death, every individual will be resurrected by Allah and will be held accountable for their deeds in this life. The concept of Al-Qiyamah is closely linked with the Day of Judgment, when all souls will be judged and rewarded or punished accordingly. Therefore, the appropriate term that can be associated with Al-Qiyamah is "resurrection".

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Question 22 Report

The first Mu'adh - Dhin in islma is

Bilal

Amr

Hamzah

Maysarah

Answer Details

The first Mu'adh-dhin in Islam was Bilal Ibn Rabah. He was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and was chosen by him to be the first person to give the call to prayer (adhan) in Islam. Bilal was an Ethiopian slave who was freed by the Prophet and became one of his most trusted and loyal companions. He had a beautiful voice, which was why he was chosen for the important task of calling Muslims to prayer. The first time he gave the adhan, it was a historic moment in the early history of Islam. Bilal's adhan became a symbol of the unity of Muslims and is still recited by millions of Muslims around the world today.

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Question 23 Report

Iqra' warabbukal akam is followed by

Iqra'bismi rabbikal-ladhi Khalaq

Khalaqal isana min alaq

Alladhi alama bil qalam

Allama insana malam yal'am

Answer Details

This si found in verse 3 of surat al-alq. it is followed by Alladhi alama bil qalam

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Question 24 Report

which of the following is a characteristic of Makkan survivor ?

curtain criminal injunction

long substance

Historical narrations

poetic rythm

Answer Details

Historical narrations are intrinsic properties of Makkan suwar

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Question 25 Report

Tayammum is performed by muslims when

He wants to join a congregational prayer

he is in a hurry to perform prayer

access to water is very difficult

Time of the prayer has elapsed

Answer Details

Tayammum is performed by Muslims when access to water is very difficult or when it is impossible to use water for purification due to some reasons, such as unavailability of water, lack of time, or the presence of an illness that makes it impossible to use water. Tayammum is a dry ablution, which is a substitute for the traditional washing with water (wudu or ghusl). It involves striking the hands on clean, dry earth or sand and then using the resulting dust to wipe the face and the arms. Tayammum is a way for Muslims to maintain cleanliness before performing prayers, even when water is not available.

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Question 26 Report

The Qur'an is referred to as al-hukum because it

provides direction to judgement

reminds one of his duties

is revealed from Allah

guides a Muslim to his right path

Answer Details

The Qur'an is referred to as al-hukum because it provides direction to judgment. It is considered the ultimate source of guidance for Muslims in matters of faith, ethics, and decision-making. The Qur'an contains teachings and principles that serve as a guide for Muslims in understanding what is right and wrong, just and unjust, and morally acceptable. It provides clear directives and instructions that help individuals make informed choices and judgments in various aspects of life. By following the teachings of the Qur'an, Muslims seek to align their actions and decisions with the divine guidance, ensuring that their judgments are based on the principles and values set forth in the holy scripture.

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Question 27 Report

Which of the following prayers is not observed by Isha and Fajr

Shafi

Tahajjud

Witr

Istisqa

Answer Details

Salatul Istisqa is the prayer for rain , it is not a prayer offered between isha and fajr

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Question 28 Report

An hadith is referred to a diaf because

it is sometimes supported with evidence

all it transmitters are reliable

it has defects in its ismad and matn

it is a fabricated tradition

Answer Details

An hadth is referred to as daif because it is weak and fabricated

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Question 29 Report

Khadijah married Muhammad (SAW) at the age of

40

50

30

20

Answer Details

she married the prophet Mohammed (SAW) at the age of 20

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Question 30 Report

Marriage relationship fulfil the following functions except

Security at old age

foundation of family life

quick means of getting rich

sexual satisfaction

Answer Details

marriage relationship does not make one get rich quick

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Question 31 Report

The hadith of an-Nawawi that admonishes a muslim to love his brothers as himself is number

13

7

9

16

Answer Details

The hadith of an-Nawawi that admonishes a Muslim to love his brothers as himself is number 13. This hadith is one of the 40 hadiths compiled by Imam an-Nawawi and is considered as one of the most important hadiths in Islam. It teaches Muslims to love for their brothers what they love for themselves, which promotes brotherhood, unity, and compassion in the Muslim community.

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Question 32 Report

The fifty muslim archers at the battle of Uhud were instructed to

pay homage to the prophet (SAW)

stay there and should not leave

attach the enemies when facing them

strike first in order to gain war booty

Answer Details

During the Battle of Uhud, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) instructed a group of fifty Muslim archers to hold a strategic position on a hill to protect the Muslim army's flank. They were given strict instructions not to leave their posts under any circumstances, even if they saw the Muslim army winning the battle. However, when the enemy forces appeared to be retreating, the archers disobeyed the Prophet's orders and left their position to collect the spoils of war. This act of disobedience allowed the enemy forces to flank the Muslim army, leading to a defeat in the battle. So, the answer to the question is that they were instructed to stay there and should not leave.

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Question 33 Report

Which of the following was not a Jahilliyyah idol?

al-Uzzah

al-manat

al-Jibl

al-lat

Answer Details

"Jahiliyyah" refers to the pre-Islamic era in Arabia. During that time, many tribes worshiped idols. Among the idols they worshiped were al-Uzzah, al-Manat, and al-Lat. Therefore, the option that was not a Jahiliyyah idol is al-Jibl.

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Question 34 Report

Subhana rabbiyal-A'lafaghfirli is recited when the worshiper is at

rurku

julus

qiyam

sujud

Answer Details

The phrase "Subhana rabbiyal-A'lafaghfirli" is recited by Muslims while in the position of Sujud, which is the prostration position during prayer. In this position, the worshipper is on their hands and knees with their forehead, nose, and palms touching the ground. It is considered one of the most important positions in Muslim prayer as it symbolizes humility and submission to Allah. While in this position, the worshipper recites various supplications and praises to Allah, including "Subhana rabbiyal-A'lafaghfirli," which means "Glory be to my Lord, the Most High. Forgive me."

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Question 35 Report

Reference is made to migration of 622C.E in an-Nawawi's Hadith

1

7

9

5

Answer Details

Hadith no 1 made reference to the migraton of 622 C.E (Hijrah to madenah from makkah)

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Question 36 Report

The last child of prophet Mohammad (SAW) is

ibrahim

Tahir

Zaynab

Ruquayyah

Answer Details

The last child of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was Ibrahim. He was born to the Prophet's wife, Maria al-Qibtiyya, in the year 8 AH. Unfortunately, Ibrahim passed away at a very young age, before reaching the age of two. It was a great source of sadness for the Prophet (SAW) and his companions. Ibrahim's mother, Maria, was a gift to the Prophet from the Christian ruler of Egypt.

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Question 37 Report

the central theme of Hadith 41 of an-Nawawi is

total submission to Allah

honesty and transparency

good neighbourliness

avoidance of anger

Answer Details

The central theme of hadith 41 is total submission to Allah . the hadith teaches that every believer is obliged to be subservient to Allah

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Question 38 Report

The following are classification of Hadith excepts

daif

hasan

mawdu

sahih

Answer Details

The given options are all classifications of Hadith. "Daif" refers to a weak hadith, "hasan" refers to a good hadith, "mawdu" refers to a fabricated hadith, and "sahih" refers to a sound hadith. These classifications are used to determine the authenticity and reliability of a hadith based on the chain of narration (isnad) and the content (matn). A hadith classified as sahih is considered to be the most authentic and reliable, while a hadith classified as mawdu is considered to be fabricated and unreliable. Therefore, all the given options are classifications of Hadith, and none of them is an exception.

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Question 39 Report

Ijma as a secondary source of islamic law implies....

analogical deductions

norms and tradition

Consensus opinion of scholars

established basis for justice

Answer Details

The ijma' implies consensus amongst Muslim jurist on a particular legal issue, constitute th third source of islamic law

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Question 40 Report

Talaq al - Bodah takes efforts when divorce is pronounced

when the wife is still in her marital menes

verbally or in writing

three times simultaneously

When the wife is still in her marital home

Answer Details

Talaq Bid'a or irregular divorce is where a husband repudiates his wife by three divorces at once

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Question 41 Report

The following nullifies an islamic marriage if not fulfilled except

payment of dowry

marriage feast

consent of parents

proposal and acceptance

Answer Details

In Islamic marriage, there are certain conditions that must be fulfilled for the marriage to be valid. The options given are some of these conditions. Among the options, all are important conditions that must be fulfilled except for the "marriage feast". Although it is recommended, it is not a necessary condition for the validity of the marriage. On the other hand, the payment of dowry, consent of parents, and proposal and acceptance are all necessary conditions for a valid Islamic marriage. Therefore, if any of these conditions is not fulfilled, the marriage will be considered null and void in Islam.

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Question 42 Report

Birabbil - Falaq in Quran 113 means

From the enviers that envies

lord of the daybreak

Lord of the mankind

from the evil of dark

Answer Details

Surah Al-Falaq is the 113th chapter of the Qur'an, and "Birabbil-Falaq" is an Arabic phrase that appears in the first verse. It is usually translated as "Lord of the daybreak" or "Lord of the dawn." The phrase is a description of Allah, who is the Lord of all things, including the rising of the sun and the beginning of a new day. The chapter goes on to seek protection in Allah from the evil of various things, including the envious person who envies and the darkness of night.

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Question 43 Report

The main reason of transport used by the Arabs in the desert was

horse

Donkey

cattle

Camel

Answer Details

The main reason the Arabs in the desert used camels for transportation was their suitability for the desert environment. Camels have unique adaptations that make them well-suited for desert travel. Their long legs help them navigate through the sandy terrain, and their broad, padded feet provide stability and prevent them from sinking in the sand. Camels can also tolerate extreme temperatures and dehydration, allowing them to survive in arid regions with limited water sources. Camels have the ability to store fat in their humps, which can be converted into energy when food and water are scarce. This allows them to travel long distances without needing frequent stops for rest or nourishment. Additionally, their ability to withstand prolonged periods without water makes them reliable and efficient for desert travel. Moreover, camels can carry heavy loads, making them ideal for transporting goods and supplies across long distances in the desert. Their docile nature and ability to endure harsh conditions made them the preferred mode of transportation for the Arab tribes in the desert, enabling them to traverse vast distances and sustain their nomadic way of life.

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Question 44 Report

Ad-Dhikr is Qur'an as 'ummul-kitab' is to

Kafirun

Ikhlas

Fatihah

Falaq

Answer Details

The term "ummul-kitab" in the Quran is used to refer to Surah Al-Fatihah, which is considered the mother of the Quran, containing the essence of the entire scripture. Similarly, Ad-Dhikr refers to the remembrance of Allah, which is considered the essence of the Quran and the core of Islamic worship. Ad-Dhikr is the act of reciting and reflecting on Allah's names and attributes, as well as his commands and promises, with the aim of increasing one's faith, devotion, and mindfulness of Allah in all aspects of life. Just as Al-Fatihah is recited in every prayer and is essential for the validity of the prayer, Ad-Dhikr is also an integral part of Islamic worship, recommended and encouraged by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as a means of attaining Allah's pleasure and protection.

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Question 45 Report

The tradtionist who died in Qazwin in 273 C.E was

Muslim

Abu Daud

Tirmidhi

Ibn majah

Answer Details

The traditionalist as muslim

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Question 46 Report

The unity of Allah is expressed in suratul

Qadr

Falaq

Kafirun

Ikhlas

Answer Details

The unity of Allah is expressed in Suratul Ikhlas in the Quran. It is a short surah consisting of four verses that emphasize the oneness of Allah and His absolute uniqueness. In this surah, Allah declares that He is one, eternal, self-sufficient, and without any partners or children. The Surah is recited frequently in daily prayers, and it is considered one of the most significant chapters in the Quran due to its emphasis on the Tawheed (Oneness) of Allah.

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Question 47 Report

The Qur'an is to Muhammad (SAW) as suhuf is

Yusuf(A.S)

Daud (A.S)

Isa(A.S)

Ibrahim (A.S)

Answer Details

The Qur'an is to Muhammad (SAW) as suhuf is to Ibrahim (A.S). The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam and is believed to be the direct word of Allah (God) as revealed to Prophet Muhammad (SAW). It contains the teachings, guidance, and laws of Islam, and is considered the ultimate source of authority for Muslims. Similarly, suhuf (plural of sahifa) refers to the scriptures or divine writings that were revealed to the earlier prophets in Islam, including Ibrahim (A.S), also known as Abraham. These sahifa were specific revelations given to different prophets in different times, and while they are not available in their complete form today, they are mentioned in the Qur'an. Just as the Qur'an is central to the message of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), the suhuf were significant for the respective prophets to whom they were revealed. They served as sources of guidance, laws, and spiritual teachings for their communities during their time. Therefore, the relationship between the Qur'an and Muhammad (SAW) is parallel to the relationship between the suhuf and Ibrahim (A.S) as sacred scriptures revealed to the respective prophets for the guidance and spiritual nourishment of their followers.

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Question 48 Report

The weakest faith acording to Hadith 34 of an-Nawam is changing an evil with the

heart

hand

Tongue

leg

Answer Details

the weakest of the faith according to the Hadith 34 of an-Nawawi is changing an evil with the heart
"Whosoever of you sees an evil action , let him change it with his hand and if he is not able to do so , then with his tongue and if he is not able to do so , the with heart, and that is the weakest of faith "

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