HADITH 5
INSTRUCTION: WRITE ONLY THE CORRECT ANSWER IN YOUR NOTE.
1. Who narrated this hadith 5 of an-nawawi?
a) Abu Hurairah
b) Aisha (RA)
c) Ibn Mas’ood
d) Umar ibn Khattab
2. What title is given to Aisha (RA)?
a) Leader of Women
b) Daughter of the Prophet
c) Mother of the Believers
d) Wife of the Caliph
3. Who said the words in this hadith?
a) Abu Bakr
b) Jibril
c) Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
d) Imam Nawawi
4. What does this hadith mainly warn against?
a) Laziness
b) Pride
c) Innovation (Bid’ah)
d) Hypocrisy
5. What happens to actions that are not part of Islam?
a) They are rewarded
b) They are forgiven
c) They are rejected
d) They are accepted later
6. What does “Bid’ah” mean?
a) Sunnah
b) Innovation or new practice in religion
c) Revelation
d) Worship
7. What does “فَهُوَ رَدٌّ” mean?
a) It is accepted
b) It is rejected
c) It is completed
d) It is delayed
8. What is meant by “our affair” in this hadith?
a) Government
b) Marriage
c) Islam
d) School
9. According to the hadith, what type of actions are rejected?
a) Acts done with good intention only
b) Acts not based on Islam
c) Acts done by scholars
d) Acts done in Makkah
10. What are the two main sources of Islam?
a) Qur’an and logic
b) Qur’an and Sunnah
c) Culture and Hadith
d) Qur’an and opinion
11. Why must we follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAW)?
a) Because it is old
b) Because it matches culture
c) Because he was chosen by Allah
d) Because it pleases people
12. Who completed and perfected the religion of Islam?
a) Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
b) Allah
c) Sahabah
d) Scholars
13. What question should we ask before doing something in religion?
a) Is it fun?
b) Will people like it?
c) Did the Prophet (SAW) do or teach this?
d) Is it popular?
14. Is adding new sayings in Salah (not taught by the Prophet) allowed?
a) Yes
b) Only if helpful
c) No
d) Sometimes
15. If someone creates a new prayer not taught by the Prophet (SAW), what happens to it?
a) Accepted
b) Praised
c) Rejected
d) Rewarded
16. Why is bid’ah dangerous in religion?
a) It confuses people
b) It helps religion grow
c) It brings people closer
d) It’s easy to understand
17. What does the hadith help us protect?
a) Our health
b) Our future
c) The purity of Islam
d) Our money
18. Why should we avoid religious innovations even if others do them?
a) Because they are old
b) Because they’re boring
c) Because they are rejected by Allah
d) Because they are traditional
19. Are modern tools like microphones bid’ah?
a) Yes
b) Only if used in worship
c) No, they are tools
d) Yes, if not mentioned in the Qur’an
20. Is using a car to go to the mosque considered religious innovation?
a) Yes
b) No
c) Only if it’s electric
d) Depends on the driver
21. Why are inventions like mobile phones not considered bid’ah in Islam?
a) They are from Muslims
b) They are not part of religious acts
c) They are modern
d) Everyone uses them
22. Which of the following is an example of bid’ah?
a) Reading the Qur’an
b) Making up a new prayer ritual
c) Performing Hajj
d) Giving Zakah
23. Which is NOT an example of bid’ah?
a) Using tasbeeh
b) Saying a dua taught by the Prophet
c) Creating a new way to pray
d) Making up new zikr
24. Why do some people invent new things in religion?
a) They want to help
b) They misunderstand Islam
c) They know everything
d) They are prophets
25. What happens to worship that was never done by the Prophet (SAW)?
a) It becomes part of Islam
b) It is loved
c) It is rejected
d) It is allowed later
26. Who gave us the Sunnah to follow?
a) The Sahabah
b) The Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
c) Scholars
d) Angels
27. What does “Sunnah” mean?
a) Bid’ah
b) The Prophet (SAW)’s way
c) Laws
d) Questions
28. Which of these must be our guide in religion?
a) Culture
b) Prophet’s teachings
c) People’s opinions
d) What others do
29. What does the Qur’an say about completing the religion?
a) It’s still incomplete
b) It will be changed
c) Allah has perfected it
d) People must finish it
30. When someone invents a new act in religion, what should a Muslim do?
a) Join in
b) Stay away
c) Copy it
d) Change it
31. How does bid’ah affect the religion?
a) Makes it better
b) Keeps it exciting
c) Confuses and changes it
d) Updates it
32. What is the danger of following innovations?
a) Becoming a leader
b) Going astray
c) Being praised
d) Becoming more popular
33. Why should we avoid changing the religion?
a) So people don’t laugh
b) Because Islam is already perfect
c) Because change is hard
d) Because scholars say so
34. How do we know what the Prophet (SAW) did?
a) Through Hadith and Sunnah
b) Through TV
c) Through dreams
d) Through modern scholars
35. Who has the right to make rules in religion?
a) People
b) Kings
c) Allah and His Messenger
d) Scholars
36. What is the reward for avoiding bid’ah?
a) Money
b) Jannah, in sha Allah
c) Praise
d) Respect from people
37. What should we do if we’re unsure about something in religion?
a) Guess
b) Ask a scholar
c) Copy others
d) Google it
38. What is the result of doing an act not approved in Islam?
a) Allah will reward it
b) It will be rejected
c) It is forgiven
d) It becomes Sunnah
39. Who recorded this hadith 5 of an-nawawi?
a) At-Tirmidhi
b) Abu Dawood
c) Bukhari and Muslim
d) Ibn Majah
40. What is the main lesson of Hadith 5?
a) Pray more
b) Avoid haram food
c) Stay away from religious innovations
d) Visit the Masjid often