
Basic knowledge of Hadith
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What the meaning of hadith?
A chapter of the Quran
A report of the sayings, actions, or approvals of the Prophet Muhammad SAW
A type of Islamic jurisprudence
A prayer recited by Muslims
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What are the two main components of a Hadith?
Isnad and Matn
Quran and Sunnah
Fiqh and Sharia
Tawheed and Shirk
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What is the difference between a Sahih Hadith and a Da'if Hadith?
A Sahih Hadith is authentic, while a Da'if Hadith is weak
A Sahih Hadith is written in Arabic, while a Da'if Hadith is in Persian
A Sahih Hadith is from the Quran, while a Da'if Hadith is from the Sunnah
A Sahih Hadith is a long narration, while a Da'if Hadith is a short narration
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What is the significance of the Isnad in Hadith literature?
It ensures the authenticity of the Hadith by verifying the chain of narrators
It is the text of the Hadith
It is a chapter of the Quran
It is a type of Islamic law
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What is a Mutawatir Hadith?
A Hadith reported by only one narrator
A Hadith that is part of the Quran
A Hadith that is considered weak
A Hadith reported by a large number of narrators through different chains
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Who is known as the author of the most authentic collection of Hadith?
Imam Abu Dawood
Imam Bukhari
Imam Tirmidhi
Imam Muslim
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What is the purpose of Hadith classification in Islamic studies?
To translate the Hadiths into different languages
To memorize the Hadiths
To determine the authenticity and reliability of Hadith
To compile the Hadiths into a single book
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What is the difference between Hadith and Sunnah?
Hadith is a type of Islamic law, while Sunnah is a type of Islamic philosophy
Hadith is a chapter of the Quran, while Sunnah is a prayer
Hadith refers to the practices and traditions established by the Prophet, while Sunnah refers to recorded sayings, actions, and approvals of the Prophet
Hadith refers to recorded sayings, actions, and approvals of the Prophet, while Sunnah refers to the practices and traditions established by the Prophet
Hadith is written in Arabic, while Sunnah is written in Persian
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