Trustworthiness
How old was the prophet when he received the message?
40 years old
What did Salman bring to the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) when he first met him
Dates
What are the six articles of iman (faith) in Islam?
Belief in Allah (God).
Belief in the Angels.
Belief in the Holy Books (e.g., Quran, Torah, Gospel, Psalms).
Belief in the Prophets and Messengers.
Belief in the Day of Judgment.
Belief in Divine Decree (Al-Qadr), both the good and the bad of it.
T/F: Actions are judged by their outcomes
F (by their motives or intentions)
What are the three levels of response mentioned in the hadith about promoting good and forbidding evil?
By hand, by tongue, and by heart
What was the prophet PBUH called before he received the message?
Alsadiq Alameen (the truthful and trustworthy)
What Persian war tactic did Salman teach the prophet and his companions?
Digging a trench
After death, the soul enters a state known as "_______" which is the period between death and the Day of Judgment.
Barzakh
Actions are judged by ______, so each man will have what he ______.
Intention/Intended
In light of the examples of injustice mentioned in the talk (such as Gaza), give three examples of how we can help forbid this evil, one by hand, one by tongue and one by heart
Team should be able to give one example for each level:
by hand
by tongue
by heart
What is the first thing lost in religion?
Trust
What were the three signs the Fourth Monk told Salman to look for in the promised prophet?
The signs were: the prophet would come from a land known for dates, he would have a special mark on his back, and he would accept gifts but never charity.
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: "When a person dies, their deeds come to an end, except for three:
ongoing ________, ________that benefits others, and a ________ who prays for them." (Sahih Muslim)
charity, knowledge, child
How can you turn any normal action to worship?
By having the right intention
What is the most hated religion and why?
Islam because it promotes equality and promotes a society that promotes goodness and forbids evil
What is the greatest trust?
Your religion and protecting it
How did the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) help Salman gain his freedom?
The Prophet (ﷺ) paid for Salman’s freedom by planting 150 date trees, which grew quickly, and with their fruit, Salman was freed.
What is the Sirat, and how does one’s belief and deeds affect their crossing of it on the Day of Judgment
The Sirat is a bridge over Hell; the believers will cross it based on their faith and deeds
According the the hadith, why did the martyred man go to hell?
Because his intention was so people say he's brave, not for Allah SWT.
Complete this verse from Quran that promotes enjoining good and forbidding evil:
Surah Aal-Imran (3:110): “You are the best ______ produced [as an example] for mankind. You enjoin what is ______and forbid what is ______...”
nation/right/wrong
List at least 3 types of trust
Any of:
Keeping a secret,
Honor,
Work,
Blessings,
Religion,
Trust,
Children
Name the two religions Salman practiced before he reverted to Islam
Zoroastrianism and later Christianity
Why is it important to believe in the Hereafter, and how does this belief influence a Muslim's daily actions?
It is a fundamental part of the muslim's faith . It’s one of the six pillars of iman (faith). For importance, they should mention at least one of the following:
- reminds muslims that they will be held accountable for their actions
- It gives meaning and direction. This life is not random or meaningless.
- It provides hope in times of hardship and loss.
- It helps distinguish right from wrong
What is the name of the famous book that started with the hadith about intention?
Imam Alnawwawy's "the 40 Hadith"
Why is it important for Muslims to enjoin good and forbid evil?
Because it helps make the community better and stronger, and it's something Allah has commanded us to do in the Qur'an