Selected Ahadith on Faith

1 Which famous Hadith begins with the concept of intentions?
(a) “Actions are judged by intentions.” (b) “The strong believer is better.”
(c) “Religion is sincere advice.” (d) None of these

2 According to the Hadith of Jibril, the first level of religion mentioned is:
(a) Ihsan (b) Islam
(c) Iman (d) None of these

3 In the Hadith of Jibril, Iman includes belief in:
(a) Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day and divine decree (b) Only Allah
(c) Only the Last Day (d) None of these

4 According to the famous Hadith of Jibril, Islam includes:
(a) Two pillars (b) Three pillars
(c) Five pillars (d) None of these

5 Ihsan is described in the Hadith of Jibril as:
(a) Worshipping Allah as though you see Him (b) Performing Hajj every month
(c) Giving all one’s wealth in charity (d) None of these

6 The Hadith “Actions are judged by intentions” emphasizes:
(a) Intention in deeds (b) Wealth
(c) Lineage (d) None of these

7 According to a famous Hadith, faith has:
(a) Many branches (b) Only one branch
(c) Three branches only (d) None of these

8 Which quality is described as a branch of faith in a famous Hadith?
(a) Removing a harmful object from the road (b) Accumulating wealth
(c) Political authority (d) None of these

9 The highest branch of faith mentioned in the famous Hadith is:
(a) Hajj (b) Saying “La ilaha illallah”
(c) Fasting (d) None of these

10 The lowest branch of faith mentioned in the same Hadith relates to:
(a) Removing harm from the road (b) Building a mosque
(c) Giving a speech (d) None of these

11 According to a famous Hadith, modesty is:
(a) A branch of faith (b) A branch of wealth
(c) A form of pilgrimage (d) None of these

12 “None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother…” emphasizes:
(a) Goodwill toward others (b) Wealth accumulation
(c) Political leadership (d) None of these

13 The Hadith about loving for one’s brother what one loves for oneself emphasizes:
(a) Brotherhood and moral concern (b) Tribal superiority
(c) Wealth (d) None of these

14 According to a famous Hadith, a Muslim is one from whose:
(a) Tongue and hand other Muslims are safe (b) House others stay away
(c) Wealth others benefit (d) None of these

15 The Hadith “The strong believer is better and more beloved to Allah…” emphasizes:
(a) Strength together with beneficial striving (b) Physical strength alone
(c) Wealth alone (d) None of these

16 In the Hadith about strength, believers are encouraged to:
(a) Seek what benefits them and seek Allah’s help (b) Depend only on themselves
(c) Avoid all effort (d) None of these

17 The Hadith “Religion is sincere advice” is associated with:
(a) Nasihah (b) Zakat
(c) Hajj (d) None of these

18 According to the Hadith of Jibril, Islam means:
(a) Submission expressed through the prescribed pillars (b) Philosophy
(c) Political power (d) None of these

19 According to the Hadith of Jibril, Iman refers to:
(a) Faith and belief (b) Trade
(c) Political organization (d) None of these

20 Ihsan is associated with:
(a) Excellence in worship and awareness of Allah (b) Wealth accumulation
(c) Tribal identity (d) None of these

21 Which Hadith teaches that a person’s deeds depend on intentions?
(a) The Hadith of intentions (b) The Hadith of the neighbor
(c) The Hadith of fasting
(d) None of these

22 The Hadith “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him…” includes instructions concerning:
(a) Speech, neighbors and guests (b) Agriculture only
(c) Military organization only (d) None of these

23 According to a famous Hadith, whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should:
(a) Speak good or remain silent (b) Speak continuously
(c) Avoid all communication (d) None of these

24 The Hadith about belief in Allah and the Last Day also emphasizes:
(a) Honoring one’s neighbor and guest (b) Accumulating land
(c) Political authority (d) None of these

25 “Whoever among you sees an evil…” is a Hadith concerning:
(a) Changing wrongdoing according to one’s ability (b) Wealth distribution only
(c) Pilgrimage only (d) None of these

26 According to the Hadith about changing evil, the first level mentioned is:
(a) Changing it with one’s hand (b) Writing a book
(c) Leaving the country (d) None of these

27 The final level mentioned in the Hadith about changing evil concerns:
(a) Rejecting it in one’s heart (b) Fighting everyone
(c) Remaining completely indifferent (d) None of these

28 The Hadith of Jibril identifies:
(a) Islam, Iman and Ihsan (b) Fiqh, Tafsir and Seerah
(c) Zakat, Waqf and trade (d) None of these

29 Which Hadith is commonly regarded as a comprehensive statement of the foundations of religion?
(a) Hadith of Jibril (b) Hadith of the two garments
(c) Hadith of travel
(d) None of these

30 The Hadith “The halal is clear and the haram is clear” emphasizes:
(a) Avoiding doubtful matters (b) Ignoring all legal distinctions
(c) Avoiding all trade (d) None of these

31 The “doubtful matters” Hadith teaches that:
(a) Avoiding doubtful matters protects one’s religion and honor (b) All doubtful matters are automatically obligatory
(c) Doubt has no relevance to conduct (d) None of these

32 According to a famous Hadith, Allah looks at:
(a) Hearts and deeds (b) Wealth and lineage
(c) Clothing and houses (d) None of these

33 The Hadith about Allah looking at hearts and deeds teaches that:
(a) Inner sincerity and actions matter (b) Appearance alone determines worth
(c) Wealth determines faith (d) None of these

34 A famous Hadith teaches that:
(a) “The best of you are those best in character” (b) “The richest are always the best”
(c) “The strongest are always the best”
(d) None of these

35 The Hadith about character connects faith with:
(a) Good conduct (b) Wealth
(c) Political authority (d) None of these

36 Which Hadith emphasizes that faith can increase through righteous conduct?
(a) Hadith concerning branches of faith (b) Hadith about trade
(c) Hadith about inheritance
(d) None of these

37 The statement “The heart is the king…” is associated with a Hadith concerning:
(a) The heart and bodily conduct (b) Trade
(c) Hajj rituals (d) None of these

38 According to the Hadith of the morsel of flesh, if the heart is sound:
(a) The whole body is sound (b) Wealth automatically increases
(c) A person becomes physically stronger
(d) None of these

39 The “morsel of flesh” in that Hadith refers to:
(a) The heart (b) The brain
(c) The tongue (d) None of these

40 A famous Hadith states that:
(a) Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should honor his guest (b) Every guest must be wealthy
(c) Guests have no rights
(d) None of these

41 The Hadith of Jibril identifies the Last Day as part of:
(a) Iman (b) Ihsan
(c) Fiqh
(d) None of these

42 Belief in divine decree is included among the articles of:
(a) Iman (b) Islam’s five pillars
(c) Ihsan
(d) None of these

43 According to the Hadith of Jibril, the man who questioned the Prophet ﷺ was:
(a) Jibril (b) Abu Bakr
(c) Umar ibn al-Khattab
(d) None of these

44 The Hadith of Jibril was narrated prominently by:
(a) Umar ibn al-Khattab (b) Ibn Abbas
(c) Abu Hurayrah
(d) None of these

45 The Hadith “Actions are judged by intentions” is prominently narrated by:
(a) Umar ibn al-Khattab (b) Anas ibn Malik
(c) Ibn Umar
(d) None of these

46 The intention Hadith emphasizes that:
(a) The value of an action is connected with intention (b) Intention is irrelevant
(c) Only outward appearance matters
(d) None of these

47 A famous Hadith states that the Muslim who is safe from a person’s:
(a) Tongue and hand (b) Wealth and house
(c) Family and friends
(d) None of these

48 The Hadith concerning branches of faith demonstrates that faith includes:
(a) Belief, speech and action-related expressions (b) Wealth alone
(c) Political identity alone
(d) None of these

49 The selected Hadith on faith collectively emphasize:
(a) Belief, sincerity, worship and moral conduct (b) Wealth and social status
(c) Political authority
(d) None of these

50 The central lesson of the Hadith of Jibril is the relationship among:
(a) Islam, Iman and Ihsan (b) Trade, inheritance and taxation
(c) History, geography and politics
(d) None of these

Answer Key

1 (a) “Actions are judged by intentions.”
2 (b) Islam
3 (a) Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day and divine decree
4 (c) Five pillars
5 (a) Worshipping Allah as though you see Him
6 (a) Intention in deeds
7 (a) Many branches
8 (a) Removing a harmful object from the road
9 (b) Saying “La ilaha illallah”
10 (a) Removing harm from the road
11 (a) A branch of faith
12 (a) Goodwill toward others
13 (a) Brotherhood and moral concern
14 (a) Tongue and hand other Muslims are safe
15 (a) Strength together with beneficial striving
16 (a) Seek what benefits them and seek Allah’s help
17 (a) Nasihah
18 (a) Submission expressed through the prescribed pillars
19 (a) Faith and belief
20 (a) Excellence in worship and awareness of Allah
21 (a) The Hadith of intentions
22 (a) Speech, neighbors and guests
23 (a) Speak good or remain silent
24 (a) Honoring one’s neighbor and guest
25 (a) Changing wrongdoing according to one’s ability
26 (a) Changing it with one’s hand
27 (a) Rejecting it in one’s heart
28 (a) Islam, Iman and Ihsan
29 (a) Hadith of Jibril
30 (a) Avoiding doubtful matters
31 (a) Avoiding doubtful matters protects one’s religion and honor
32 (a) Hearts and deeds
33 (a) Inner sincerity and actions matter
34 (a) “The best of you are those best in character”
35 (a) Good conduct
36 (a) Hadith concerning branches of faith
37 (a) The heart and bodily conduct
38 (a) The whole body is sound
39 (a) The heart
40 (a) Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should honor his guest
41 (a) Iman
42 (a) Iman
43 (a) Jibril
44 (a) Umar ibn al-Khattab
45 (a) Umar ibn al-Khattab
46 (a) The value of an action is connected with intention
47 (a) Tongue and hand
48 (a) Belief, speech and action-related expressions
49 (a) Belief, sincerity, worship and moral conduct
50 (a) Islam, Iman and Ihsan