Islamic Quiz

[TashaN]

You are welcome brother
Here is the hadith you are talking about:

Abu-Hurayrah also reported that God’s messenger (pbuh) asked:

"Who do you consider to be a martyr?"

They said:

"O Allah's prophet, he who is killed fighting for the cause of Allah."

The prophet (peace be upon him) said:

"[If this is so] then very few in my community will be martyrs!"

They asked:

"Who else are they, O Allah's messenger?"

He said:

"He who is killed fighting for Allah's cause is a martyr, he who dies in the cause of Allah is a martyr, he who dies in an epidemic is a martyr, he who dies from a stomach disease is a martyr, and he who dies of drowning is [also] a martyr." (Reported by Muslim.)

Also, Sa`id ibn Zayd reported that the prophet (pbuh) said:

"He who is killed while guarding his property is a martyr, he who is killed while defending himself is a martyr, he who is killed defending his religion is a martyr, and he who is killed protecting his family is [also] a martyr." (Reported by Ahmad and Tirmidhi. The latter considers it a sound hadith.)

Thanks.

 

[Peace]

Salam all,

For the sake to increase our knowledge in our deen Let's carry on with questions about our religion and please whoever have a quiz to pose it without hesitation.

I believe the following question is easy

Who is the first ambassador in Islam?

 

[TashaN]

hmmm, abu Obaida (Amir bin Al-Jarah)?

 

[neves]

Mus'ab ibn Umayr ?

 

[Peace]

hmmm, abu Obaida (Amir bin Al-Jarah)?

:no: brother.

 

[Peace]

Mus'ab ibn Umayr ?

:yes: frubals to you brother!!!
After about ten years of inviting people to Islam, most of Makkah still remained hostile. The noble Prophet then went to Taif seeking new adherents to the faith. He was repulsed and chased out of the city. The future of Islam looked bleak.
It was just after this that the Prophet peace be pon him chose Musab to be his "ambassador" to Yathrib (later on to be called Madina) to teach a small group of believers who had come to pledge allegiance to Islam and prepare Madinah for the day of the great Hijrah.
Musab was chosen above companions who were older than he or were more closely related to the Prophet or who appeared to possess greater prestige. No doubt Musab was chosen for this task because of his noble character, his fine manners and his sharp intellect. His knowledge of the Quran and his ability to recite it beautifully and movingly was also an important consideration.
Musab understood his mission well. He knew that he was on a sacred mission. to invite people to God and the straight path of Islam and to prepare what was to be the territorial base for the young and struggling Muslim community.

 

[Mujahid Mohammed]

Salam all,

For the sake to increase our knowledge in our deen Let's carry on with questions about our religion and please whoever have a quiz to pose it without hesitation.

I believe the following question is easy

Who is the first ambassador in Islam?

What do you mean by that exactly?

 

[Peace]

What do you mean by that exactly?

By what?

 

[Mujahid Mohammed]

By what?

Never mind I figured it out alhumdullilah

 

[Peace]

Never mind I figured it out alhumdullilah

Alhamdulillah

Peace

 

[TashaN]

I hope no one asked this question before.

- What type of meat was Prophet Mohammed eating everyday?

Please provide any saying from the Sunnah of prophet Mohammed to prove that if possible, but also it's ok to just mention it without any refernce, but hey, the one who bring an evidence will get a double frubal.

Hey Peace, i know that you know the answer but let's figure out what the rest can say about this. j/k

So, let's see some answers before Peace answer this one.

 

[neves]

I hope no one asked this question before.

- What type of meat was Prophet Mohammed eating everyday?

Please provide any saying from the Sunnah of prophet Mohammed to prove that if possible, but also it's ok to just mention it without any refernce, but hey, the one who bring an evidence will get a double frubal.

Hey Peace, i know that you know the answer but let's figure out what the rest can say about this. j/k

So, let's see some answers before Peace answer this one.

I don't believe Prophet Muhammad (saaw) ate meat every day... well from memory anyways... here is one such Hadith that may point to him not eating meat everyday...

Narrated 'Abis:
“I asked 'Aisha "Did the Prophet forbid eating the meat of sacrifices offered on 'Id-ul-Adha for more than three days" She said, "The Prophet did not do this except in the year when the people were hungry, so he wanted the rich to feed the poor. But later we used to store even a trotter of a sheep to eat it fifteen days later." She was asked, "What compelled you to do so?" She smiled and said, "The family of Muhammad did not eat to their satisfaction white bread with meat soup for three successive days till he met Allah."

Sahih Bukhari: Volume 7, Book 65, Number 334

 

[TashaN]

I don't believe Prophet Muhammad (saaw) ate meat every day... well from memory anyways...

Well, it was a tricky question.

Frubal neves. :clap

That's true, prophet Mohammed, even though he was more than a king in the eyes of his followers, he was so poor, he rarely was eating meat. All what he was depending on is the two blacks as what they were calling it at that time, Dates and Water. I wanted Peace to be out of this question because i saw her mentioning the hadith of dates and water once, so i concluded that she will get the trick in my question at once.

here is one such Hadith that may point to him not eating meat everyday...

Narrated 'Abis:
“I asked 'Aisha "Did the Prophet forbid eating the meat of sacrifices offered on 'Id-ul-Adha for more than three days" She said, "The Prophet did not do this except in the year when the people were hungry, so he wanted the rich to feed the poor. But later we used to store even a trotter of a sheep to eat it fifteen days later." She was asked, "What compelled you to do so?" She smiled and said, "The family of Muhammad did not eat to their satisfaction white bread with meat soup for three successive days till he met Allah."

Sahih Bukhari: Volume 7, Book 65, Number 334

I think this is the first time i see this hadith. May Allah reward you bro.

There is also another hadith about this issue, and i'll give a yummy frubal if someone can get it for us. You can post this time Peace.

 

[Peace]

I wanted Peace to be out of this question because i saw her mentioning the hadith of dates and water once, so i concluded that she will get the trick in my question at once.

I know it was tricky that's why I obeyed and didn't jump into the question brother

There is also another hadith about this issue, and i'll give a yummy frubal if someone can get it for us. You can post this time Peace.

here we go but what I know is not a Hadith but a saying of our mother Aicha (ra)

The mother of believers Aicha said, "We would sight three new moons in two months without lighting a fire (to cook a meal) in the Prophet's houses." She was asked, "O Aunt, what sustained you?" She said, "The two black things, dates and water, but the Prophet had some Ansaar neighbours who had milk-giving she-camels and they used to send the Prophet some of its milk." (Al-Bukhaari and Muslim)

Sahl Ibn Sa'ad, one of the Prophet’s companions, said, "The Prophet of God did not see bread made from fine flour from the time God sent him (as a Prophet) until he died." (Al-Bukhaari and Al-Tirmidhi)

 

[Peace]

Let's do our best in keeping this thread alive

The next question is:
What is the name of the Sahabi (companion of the Prophet pbuh) who had the honor of wearing Khusrau's bracelets? And what is the stroy of Khusrau's bracelets?

 

[maro]

What is the name of the Sahabi (companion of the Prophet pbuh) who had the honor of wearing Khusrau's bracelets?

Suraqa Ibn Malik ibn ju'shum

and what is the story of khusrau's bracelet's

Quraysh offered a reward of one hundred camels to anyone who brought back the Prophet (Peace be upon him), dead or alive. Suraqa Ibn Malik Ibn Ju'shum heard of the price set by the Quraysh on the head of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) and hurried after him. He let his mare run swiftly until he nearly over-took the fugitives. But, lo, his mare stumbled abruptly, and he was thrown off. He rose up, and remounted the mare, and let her go ahead. Once more, the mare stumbled and he was again thrown off, but nevertheless continued the chase until he could see the three men going ahead. Suddenly, his mare stumbled for the third time, its fore-legs sinking up to the knees on the ground, and he was thrown off once again. He also saw dust rising from the ground like a sandstorm.

Suraqa was now convinced that the Prophet (Peace be upon him) was protected against him and he would not in any case triumph over the latter. He called out saying that he was Suraqa Ibn Ju'shum and that he would not inflict any harm to them. The Prophet (Peace be upon him) ordered Abu Bakr (May Allah be pleased with him) to ask him what he wants from them. Suraqa replied, "Write for me a warrant of security." Thereupon the Prophet (Peace be upon him) ordered 'Amir Ibn Fuhayrah to write the warrant which he wrote on a piece of tanned leather or bone. Suraqa preserved the document forever long as a memento of sorts. (Ibn Hisham, Vol. I, pp. 489-90; Al-Bukhari, Chap. Hijratun Nabi)

The Prophet of God (Peace be upon him) had been driven out of his homeland and the enemy pursuing him was after his blood, but his mind's eye was envisioning the day when his followers would be trampling upon the realms of Ceasars and Chosroes. In those adverse circumstances, in the darkest hour of his life, he made a prediction of the bright times ahead. To Suraqa he said, "Suraqa, how would you feel when you would put on Chosroes' bracelets?"

God has indeed promised succor, victory and prosperity to His Prophet (Peace be upon him) and the triumphant ascendancy of His Religion of Truth.

"He it is who hath sent His messenger with the guidance and the Religion of Truth, that He may cause it to prevail over all religions, however much the disbelievers may averse." [Qur'an 9:33]

And the events took shape exactly in the same way as the Prophet (Peace be upon him) had foretold Suraqa. When Persia was conquered and the tiara, robe and the bracelets of Chosroes were brought to 'Umar, he sent for Suraqa and asked him to put on the royal dress. (Al-Isti'ah, Vol. II, p. 597)

 

[fullyveiled muslimah]

Too bad I missed that little trick question truth put out about the prophets eating. I had no idea about the next question though. You learn a little something everyday huh?!

 

[Peace]

Suraqa Ibn Malik ibn ju'shum

:clap Frubals sister

 

[neves]

Thanks sister maro... I never learnt of this story... more you learn the more you recognize how little you know...

 

[summia]

Yeah, from me too!
I think i need more knowledge...

maro!
I appretiate you for you deep knowledge..
This from me..:flower2: