QUIZ: The Bayqooniyyah Poem (Lines 7-17)

This is a brief 10-question quiz which follows our classes in study of al-Manthoomat al-Bayqooniyyah in Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology), covering lines 7-17 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 7-17)

This is a brief 10-question quiz which follows our classes in study of al-Manthoomat al-Bayqooniyyah in Mustalah (Hadeeth Terminology), covering lines 7-17 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

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When the narrators of a hadeeth narrate with a shared and repeated description, like each one says, "and this is the first hadeeth I heard from my shaykh..." what is this called? (Select all that apply.)

MURSAL

MUSALSAL

MU'AN'AN

MUTTASIL

2 / 10

The scholars of Hadeeth call a narration "NAAZIL" when it is:

comparatively a longer chain, having more men than other chains from that era.

any chain which has six or more narrators.

dha'eef (not authentic) by default.

a lowly and rejected hadeeth narration.

3 / 10

A narrator who is mentioned in a chain but not named is called what? For example: "Yoonus narrated from a man from Egypt..."

DHA'EEF

NAAZIL

MU'AN'AN

MUBHAM

4 / 10

Al-Haafith Ibn Hajar has a book called "al-Wuqoof" (featured below). What it is this book about?

Narrators who narrate MOWQOOF narrations in the six books of Hadeeth.

Hadeeth terms extracted from the narration about standing on 'Arafah during Hajj.

Narrations in Saheeh Muslim which are MOWQOOF.

Narrations in Saheeh al-Bukhaaree which are not MARFOO'.

5 / 10

What is true about this thulaathee (three-man) chain found in Saheeh al-Bukhaaree:

This chain can be labeled as "'aalee".

There are hundreds of chains in Saheeh al-Bukhaaree like this (thulaathee).

Al-Imaam Muslim also has this hadeeth with a three-man chain.

This is the only chain in Saheeh al-Bukhaaree with only three men.

6 / 10

In line #7, al-Bayqoonee introduces the terms, MARFOO' and MAQTOO'. What is the third term that goes with these two, and where is it found in the poem?

MU'AN'AN, in the 13th line

MOWQOOF, in the 15th line

DHA'EEF, in the 6th line

SAHEEH, in the 3rd line

7 / 10

TRUE or FALSE: A hadeeth must be one of the following things: GHAREEB, 'AZEEZ, or MASH-HOOR.

FALSE

TRUE

8 / 10

A scholar of Hadeeth might use the term "MURSAL" to identify to which of the following things? (Select all that apply.)

Anas narrating what he heard from the Messenger of Allah (may Allah raise his rank and grant him peace)

a narration of a taabi'ee from a companion he never met

any chain which has five or more narrators.

a narration which has any break in its chain

a narration of a taabi'ee directly from the Prophet (may Allah raise his rank and grant him peace)

9 / 10

Which Hadeeth term applies to the hadeeth which means, "Have mercy on those on earth, the One above the heavens will have Mercy on you..."?

MUSNAD

MUSALSAL

MAQTOO'

SAHEEH

DHA'EEF

MARFOO'

10 / 10

Which two terms together mean that the hadeeth can be described as MUSNAD?

MARFOO' and MURSAL

MUTTASIL and SAHEEH

MUTTASIL and MOWQOOF

MARFOO' and MUTTASIL

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