Who said it?
No one followed in the footsteps of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم as closely as Ibn ‘Umar did.
Who said this about whom?
Aishah [RA] about 'Abdullah ibn 'Umar
His son was Abdur Rahman.
Who is he?
'Abdullah ibn 'Umar
I am not the best of mankind and I am not the son of the best of mankind. I am a salve amongst the slaves of Allah. I hope for Allah (His mercy) and I fear Him. By Allah, you people will not a man be until you destroy him.”
Who said this?
'Abdullah ibn Umar
“I swear to God that had they asked me to move a mountain, it would have been easier than that task assigned to me.”
Who said this and what does is he referring to?
Zaid ibn Thabit about the compilation of the Qur'an.
'Abdullah ibn 'Umar grieved three things when he was approaching death. What were they?
Inadequacy of his thirst in the afternoon (i.e. fasting)
His standing through the night (Tahajjud)
About his not participating in the fight against the oppressive group that afflicted them, i.e., al-Hajjaj.”
“Rejoice for the believer, for death connects him to his beloved!”
Who said this to whom and when?
Bilal ibn Rabah to his wife on his deathbed.
He studied Hebrew and Syriac within 17 days.
Who is 'he'?
Zaid ibn Thabit
"If I knew that Allah had accepted from me one prostration or charity of a single dirham, it would be more beloved to me than anything, but do you know from whom He accepts?
Who said this and what does it mean?
'Abdullah ibn 'Umar.
“What will make you aware of what your brother does behind his closed doors?”
What one does in secret is only between Allah and the slave. So do not praise anyone unnecessarily.
"Our son has memorized seventeen surahs of the Book of Allah and recites them as correctly as they were revealed to you. In addition to that he is good at reading and writing. It is in this field of service that he desires to be close to you. Listen to him if you will."
Who said this to whom and about whom?
An Nawwar said this to the Prophet ﷺ about Zaid ibn Thabit.
His similitude is that of a bee that ate so much sweet until it also became sweet.
Who said this about whom?
The Prophet ﷺ about Bilal ibn Rabah
He was the first to give adhan in these three places.
Who is it and which are these places?
Bilal ibn Rabah was the first to give adhan in Masjid an Nabawi, at Makkah and in Masjid al Aqsa.
Oops! You lose 500 points!
Sorry!
"My eyes and my ears have the best impressions about her."
Who said this about whom and what does it mean?
Aishah said it about Umm Ayman.
It means that Aishah had never heard or seen Umm Ayman involve in anything that is not righteous.
When saw the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم performing Salat in a particular place, he would later pray in the same place. If he saw the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم making a supplication while standing, he would also make a dua’ while standing. If he saw him get off his camel to pray two rak’ahs at a certain spot en route to Makkah, then he would do the same every time he passed by the spot.
Who is 'he'?
'Abdullah ibn Umar
"Among the believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah."
Who said this about whom?
Allah said it about Mus'ab ibn Umair
You have a choice.
1. If you attempt this question correctly, you score the designated points. However, if it is wrong, you lose 500 points.
2. Pass this question to the team with the least score. If they answer it correctly, they score an additional 200. If it is wrong, they do not lose anything.
Which do you pick?
“This is the departure of the scholars. Today, a considerable amount of knowledge has been buried.”
Who is being referred to here and what does it mean?
If you choose to answer this question, you will score an additional 200 points. If not, you are free to pass it over to any other team of your choice. If they answer it correctly, they score +300 and if it is wrong, they get -200.
What do you decide?
“No, you are better today that you will be at that time.”
Who said this? And what does it mean?
"Why not? I have served him often."
Who said it to whom? Explain the context?
Umm Ayman said this to Aishah when the former asked the Prophet ﷺ to get her some water.
Ayah 52 of Surah An'am refers to this Sahabah.
Who is he?
Bilal ibn Rabah
"You are a young man who is wise and trustworthy."
Who said this about whom?
Abu Bakr as Siddeeq about Zaid ibn Thabit
This individual bathed and shrouded the wife and the daughter of someone important at the time of their burial.
Who are being referred to here?
Umm Ayman shrouded Khadijah and Zainab at the time of their burial.
“Knowledge is indeed numerous but if you are able to meet Allah while your back is free of ....................................
Complete the statement with 4 points.
the burden of people’s blood,
the stomach is empty of other's wealth
the tongue is restrained from other's honor
devotion to other's common affairs
"He was a paragon of humility."
Who is 'he' and describe one incidence to justify this.
'Abdullah ibn 'Umar
If you answer this incorrectly, you will have to give all your points to the team with the least score.
But, if you answer it accurately, you will score the designated points.
Do you wish to proceed?
Verse 23 of Surah al Ahzab was revealed for which Sahabah?