QUIZ: The Bayqooniyyah Poem (Lines 1-6)

This is a brief 10-question quiz which follows our first four classes in study of al-Manthoomat al-Bayqooniyyah in Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology), covering the first six lines of the poem (and the meanings and examples provided). Before taking the quiz, review the video recordings of the classes at our Patreon channel: https://www.patreon.com/collection/64666

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Quiz: The Bayqooniyyah Poem (Lines 1-6)

This is a brief 10-question quiz which follows our first four classes in study of al-Manthoomat al-Bayqooniyyah in Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology), covering the first six lines of the poem (and the meanings and examples provided). Review the video recordings of the classes here before taking the quiz: https://www.patreon.com/collection/64666

1 / 10

What is the EXACT difference between a SAHEEH hadeeth and a HASAN hadeeth?

There is actually no difference between HASAN and SAHEEH.

The HASAN narration might have a small break in the chain, which disqualifies it from being SAHEEH.

The HASAN hadeeth has at least one narrator in the chain who is less precise than the narrators of a SAHEEH hadeeth.

All the narrations in the book, Riyaadh as-Saaliheen are HASAN; all the narrations in Saheeh Muslim are SAHEEH.

2 / 10

This is Hadeeth #2321 from Saheeh Muslim. In its chain of transmission, who is Zuhayr's teacher from whom he narrates this hadeeth?

Harb

Muslim

'Uthmaan ibn Abee Shaybah

Jareer

3 / 10

How many lines of poetry are found in the Bayqooniyyah Poem?

(We reserve the right to ask EASY QUESTIONS sometimes!)

4 / 10

The hadeeth in this image is not authentic. What was the major problem we found with its chain of transmission?

Ahmad did not hear from Wahb ibn Jareer.

Az-Zuhree could not have heard this hadeeth directly from Abud-Dardaa'.

Az-Zuhree was not a reliable narrator.

It was added into the Musnad of al-Imaam Ahmad by the Mu'tazilah.

5 / 10

Which of the following are essential descriptions of an 'ADL narrator?

Being Muslim

Being baaligh (pubescent or older)

That at least one scholar of hadeeth has referred to him/her as reliable

Being mostly precise in what one narrates

Being generally obedient to Allah's Commands (not a faasiq)

Being sane, of sound mind (not insane)

Conforming to social norms in one's society (muroo'ah)

6 / 10

What can be understood directly from the wording of the second line of the Bayqooniyyah Poem?

That the poet corrects the errors of the scholars who came before him throughout his poem.

That narrations must be either: saheeh, hasan, or dha'eef.

That not all Hadeeth terminology will be covered in this poem.

That all Hadeeth terminology will be covered in some way in this poem.

7 / 10

In the Bayqooniyyah Poem, the author states that everything that does not fulfill the conditions of a HASAN hadeeth is classified as:

dha'eef

mursal

maqtoo'

saheeh

8 / 10

This is an example of a HASAN hadeeth we studied along with line #5 of the Bayqooniyyah Poem. What is correct about it?

It was collected by al-Bukhaaree and Muslim.

It is dha'eef (unauthentic).

It is sudaasee (having a six-man chain).

It is khumaasee (having a five-man chain).

9 / 10

How many conditions must be fulfilled for a narration to be classified as SAHEEH, according to Lines 3 and 4 of the Bayqooniyyah Poem?

10 / 10

Which of the following are NOT essential descriptions of a HASAN narration?

Narrators are all perfectly precise in what they narrate.

Narrators are all Muslims.

No more than two females can be in the chain.

It must be collected in one of the six major books of Hadeeth.

There must not be any shuthooth (contradiction or irregularity) in it.

Narrators are all generally obedient and religious. (not faasiqs)

It must have at least three narrators in the chain.

The chain of transmission must be completely connected, from beginning to end.

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The average score is 68%

Got 10/10 first try alhamdulillah, brilliant choice of questions!

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