Akinkunmi0777:
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Sissie:
Quiz

1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background

2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul

3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun

4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA)

5. What year was fasting made compulsory

Sissie:
Quiz
1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background

2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul

3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun

4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA)

5. What year was fasting made compulsory

Sissie:
Quiz
1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background

2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul

3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun

4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA)

5. What year was fasting made compulsory

Sissie:
Quiz

1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background

Ans:
1. Sayyidina Bilaal RA: An Egyptian former slave, freed by Sayyidina Abu Bakr RA, Bilaal RA underwent great trials in defense of Tauheed. He was the first Muadhin of Islam and had the unique honour of performing the Athaan in Makkah, Madinah and Al Quds. He was also a great Mujahid, participating in great Islamic battles both during the era of the Messenger SAW as well as after his passing. Nabi SAW conveyed to him the glad tidings of hearing his footsteps in Paradise. He would be known among the Sahaba RA as their master. He passed away and is buried in Damascus.

2. Sayyidina Usama bin Zayd RA: Usama was an Abyssinian through his mother, Umm Ayman, the wet nurse of the Messenger SAW. He was the son of Sayyidina Zayd bin Harithah RA , He was a great warrior and was appointed, despite his young age, as the leader of a large army which included senior Sahaba just prior to Nabi SAW’s demise.

3. Sayyidina Sa’d al Aswad: This Sahabi complained to the Messenger of Allah SAW that many families had rejected his marriage proposals owing to his dark skin. The Messenger SAW instructed he be married to the daughter of one of his companions who was known to be extremely beautiful and intelligent. Despite reluctance from the family, the daughter accepted the request of the Messenger of Allah and they were married. As Sa’d was busy gathering possessions for his marital home, the call to Jihad was sounded and he abandoned everything to immediately respond to the call. He fought valiantly and was martyred. Nabi SAW spoke of his high status and conveyed his sighting of Sa’d's pure female companions in Jannah

4. Sayyidina Julaybib: He was a black man from the Ansaar. Similar to the story of Sayyidina Sa’d above, Nabi SAW got Julaybib married to a woman of very high status from among the Ansaar. He too passed away in Jihad and was personally buried by the Messenger of Allah SAW.

5. Sayyidina Yassar al Aswad RA: He was a black man who used to clean the Masjid of Nabi SAW. The Messenger of Allah SAW praised him as one whom Allah SWT would use to defend the people of the earth.


2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul

Ans: SaifAllah al-Maslul: a name given to Khalid ibn al-Walid,


3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun

Ans: Hudhayfah Ibn Al-Yaman


4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA)

Ans: Umm Abdullah



5. What year was fasting made compulsory

Ans: Fasting was made compulsory two years after hijrah

Imam Al-Nawawee may Allah have mercy on him said in his book Sharh-ul-Almuhath vol:6/250

" the messenger of Allah fasted for nine years ( Ramadan) because Ramadan was made obligatory in the month of Sha'baan two years after the hijrah"

Sissie:
Quiz

1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background

2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul

3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun

4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA)

5. What year was fasting made compulsory

Sissie:
Quiz

1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background

2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul

3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun

4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA)

5. What year was fasting made compulsory

Sissie:
Salam alaykum

1. What is iddah?

B. Explain the different types of iddah

2. what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce

3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them

Sissie:
Salam alaykum
1. What is iddah?

B. Explain the different types of iddah

2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce

3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them

Sissie:
Salam alaykum

1. What is iddah?

Ans: In Islam, iddah is the period a woman must observe after the death of her spouse or after a divorce, during which she may not marry another man. Its purpose is to ensure that the male parent of any offspring produced after the cessation of a nikah (marriage) would be known.

Allah says in the Holy Quran Chapter 2 Surah Baqarah verse 234 (part):If those of you who die and leave wives behind, they should abstain (from marriage) for a period of four months and ten days. Then, when their waiting term expires, they are free to do whatever they choose for themselves, provided that it is decent; you shall not be answerable for this. Allah is fully aware of what all of you do.




B. Explain the different types of iddah

Ans: Types of Iddah:

a. Iddah of a woman who still menstruates (iddah resulting from separation or divorce): three monthly periods

b. Iddah of women who have passed the age of menstruation (as in old women): three months

c. Iddah of a woman whose husband died: four months and ten days or 130 days (the extra period of 40 days seems to have been added to provide ample time for the widow to mourn her husband)

d. Iddah of a pregnant woman (as a result of the death of the husband or divorce): until she delivers the unborn child.

e. Iddah of a woman whose marriage is not yet consummated i.e. a woman whose husband divorces her before having any sexual relations with her, there is no waiting period.



2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce

Ans: The procedures for a woman seeking divorce is through Khula'. Khula’ means the separation of the wife in return for a payment; the husband takes the payment and lets his wife go, whether this payment is the mahr which he gave to her, or more or less than that.

The basic principle concerning this is the verse in which Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):

“And it is not lawful for you (men) to take back (from your wives) any of your Mahr (bridal-money given by the husband to his wife at the time of marriage) which you have given them, except when both parties fear that they would be unable to keep the limits ordained by Allaah (e.g. to deal with each other on a fair basis). Then if you fear that they would not be able to keep the limits ordained by Allaah, then there is no sin on either of them if she gives back (the Mahr or a part of it) for her Al-Khul‘ (divorce)”
[al-Baqarah 2:229]

If a woman cannot stay with her husband, then the judge should ask him to divorce her by khula’; indeed he should order him to do so. With regard to the way in which it is done, the husband should take his payment or they should agree upon it, then he should say to her “faaraqtuki” (I separate from you) or “khaala’tuki (I let you go), or other such words.



3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them
Ans:
i. Asma bint Abi Bakr: Asma' was a woman of great nobility, wisdom and patience. She was among the early converts to Makkah and being the daughter of the great Companion Abu Bakr, she was brought up in an atmosphere of purity and devotion and shared close ties with the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam. When the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam was about to secretly leave Makkah for his emigration to Madinah with his close friend Abu Bakr, it was Asma' who prepared the provisions for the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam and her father.

ii. Tamadur bint Amr Shareed: She was a famous poet when her brother, Sakhr, died, she composed poetic masterpieces that made her the greatest poet in the field of lamentation. Afterwards she came to the Messenger of Allah with her tribe to embrace Islam.Having entered Islam, she led a different life of honor, patience and gratitude. Islam changed the course of her life.

In addition to her great poems, she had great heroic attitudes. In the battle of Al-Qadisiyya, she accompanied the army with her four children. Before rushing into war she commended them saying, "O sons, you optionally entered Islam so did you migrate. You are all my sons. I never betrayed your father nor did I stain your lineage or forged your ancestry. You know that Allah prepared for Muslims of great reward when fighting against atheists. You have know that the immortal life is better than the perishable.

iii. Hind bint Utbah: Hind bint ‘Utbah was an Arab woman who lived in the late 6th and early 7th centuries CE; she was the wife of Abu Sufyan ibn Harb, a powerful man of Mecca, in western Arabia. She was the mother of Muawiyah I, the founder of the Umayyad dynasty, and of Hanzala, Juwayriya and Umm Hakam. Ramlah bint Abi Sufyan, who became one of Muhammad's wives, was her stepdaughter.
Both Abu Sufyan and Hind originally opposed the Islamic prophet Muhammad before their conversion to Islam in 630.

iv. Umm Kulthum bint Uqba: She was the daughter of 'Uqba ibn Abu Mu'ayt and sister of Walid ibn 'Uqba.At the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, Umm Kulthum bint 'Uqba, daughter of the Prophet's (peace be upon him) enemy 'Uqbah bin Abu Mu'ayt, sought asylum with the Muslims when she learned that a revelation (60:10) had said that women seeking the Prophet did not have to be returned to their families and men, unlike the custom for male escapees.

First, she married Zayd ibn Harithah (may Allah be pleased with him). After Zayd was killed in battle of Mu'ta she married Az-Zubayr (may Allah be pleased with him) who divorced her after a while. Then she married Abd al-Rahman ibn Awf (may Allah be pleased with him) and bore him two sons, Ibraheem and Hameed. After Abd al-Rahman's (may Allah be pleased with him) death she married 'Amr ibn al-'Aas (may Allah be pleased with him) and died after one month of the marriage.

v. Umm Haram bint Milhan: Umm Haram was a woman of great excellence and reputation. Umm Sulaim was her sister. In the Battle of Uhud, she lost both her husband and son, but bore this shock with patience and perseverance. She had another terrible shock when her dear brother Haram ibn Milhan was brutally murdered by the enemies of Islam in the famous incident of Bi'r Ma'una. Umm Haram was overtaken by grief but submitted patiently to the Will of Allah. The Prophet also felt this brutal murder of Haram very much. The Prophet had a great regard for Umm Haram and her sister Umm Sulaim and he often visited their houses and took meals with them.

Sissie:
Salam alaykum

1. What is iddah?

B. Explain the different types of iddah

2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce

3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them

Sissie:
Salam alaykum

1. What is iddah?
B. Explain the different types of iddah

2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce

3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them

Sissie:
Salam alaykum

1. What is iddah?

Answer

Iddah is a period in which a woman waits after the death of her husband or divorce, and she is not allowed to marry during this period.
The Muslim jurists have unanimously agreed on it as being waajib (obligatory) due to the explicitness of the Quranic injuction whereby Allah says: The divorced women shall wait concerning themselves for three monthly periods.

B. Explain the different types of iddah

Answer

The first type of Iddah is that of birth.

That is, a woman must wait until she delivers her child before she can remarry. A common erroneous idea among people is that a pregnant woman cannot be divorced. This is not the case at all. Rather there is a consensus on this point among the scholars, and that this is a Sunnah divorce and heresy (bidah). There is no dispute regarding its validity.

The second type of Iddah is the Iddah of menses.

This means a woman is not allowed to marry until she has three menstruations. As soon as the third period ends, Iddah ends. This is the view of many of the elite companions such as Umar, Ali and ibn Masud, and it was narrated by ibn al-Qayyim. This is also the view by the majority of contemporary scholars such as ibn Baaz and Uthaymeen.

The third type of waiting period is the Iddah of months. This applies to women who have passed the age of menstruation. The Iddah in this case is three months. As for a woman who is divorced by her husband before he has consummated his marriage with her, then there is no waiting period that applies to her based on verse number 49 from Surat Al-Ahzaab (33).

The woman whose husband has divorced her once or twice is instructed to spend her iddah duration within her husbands house.

Any woman who leaves her home without the permission of her husband after he has uttered either the first or second divorce is in violation of the injunctions of Allah and His Messenger.

A woman whose divorce is revocable (i.e. first divorce or second divorce) may still uncover in front of her husband and adorn herself by applying make-up and perfume. She may speak to him and he may speak to her; she may sit with him and do anything with him apart from intercourse. The only instance in which he may have sexual relations with her is if he takes her back. If the husband kisses and embraces his wife with the intention of taking her back, then that taking back is valid. To be on the safe side however, he should not handle with his wife until after he has clearly stated that he is taking her back.

In the case were a husband is not sure as to whether he uttered the word of divorce at all, or as to the number of divorces he has uttered, then he should act on the basis of what is certain. So if he is not sure whether he has divorced her or not, the basic principle is that divorce has not taken place, because in this instance marriage is something which is certain, and divorce is something concerning which there is uncertainty. Based on the juristic principle that certainty cannot be overridden by doubt, if the husband is uncertain as to whether he has divorced his wife once or twice, he should assume that he has divorced her once, because this is what is certain.



2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce

Answer

1)Initiation

This is the stage where the talaq process is initiated.
According to most Sunnī scholars it consists of:
The husband saying talaq once in the presence of his wife.
Allah Says in the Holy Quran
O Prophet! When ye do divorce women, divorce them at their prescribed periods and count (accurately) their prescribed periods: And fear Allah your Lord: and turn them not out of their houses, nor shall they (themselves) leave, except in case they are guilty of some open lewdness, those are limits set by Allah: and any who transgresses the limits of Allah, does verily wrong his (own) soul: thou knowest not if perchance Allah will bring about thereafter some new situation. "
— Qur'an, Sura 65 (At-Talaq)

2)Reconciliation

According to Sunnī and Shīʻa jurisprudence, the couple is supposed to try to reconcile during the waiting period, with the help of mediators from each family. If the couple breaks the waiting period by engaging in sexual intercourse, they are deemed to have been reconciled and the divorce is voided. This is said in the Quran in the following ayats:


"And if you fear a breach between the two, then appoint judge from his people and a judge from her people; if they both desire agreement, Allah will effect harmony between them, surely Allah is Knowing, Aware."
— Qur'an, Sura 4 (An-Nisa),

"O you who believe! when you marry the believing women, then divorce them before you touch them, you have in their case no term which you should reckon; so make some provision for them and send them forth a goodly sending forth."
— Qur'an, Sura 33 (Al-Ahzab

3)Completion


After the completion of the talaq procedure, the couple are divorced, and she becomes non-
mahram for him and so they must observe the
hijāb rules.

Thus when they fulfil their term appointed, either take them back on equitable terms or part with them on equitable terms; and take for witness two persons from among you, endued with justice, and establish the evidence (as) before Allah. Such is the admonition given to him who believes in Allah and the Last Day. And for those who fear Allah, He (ever) prepares a way out."
— Qur'an, Sura 65 (At-Talaq),


3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them

Answer

1)Feerozah
A precious stone. Daughter of al-Mazfar, She was a scholar, narrator of Hadith and a very righteous woman she wrote a book of Hadith Al-Arbaeen Riwayat as-salihat an As-salhihee

2)Thubaytah

She was among the early Muhajirs to Madina and a distinguished woman comapnion, daughter of Yaar bin Zayd al-Ansariyah

3)Hukaymah

She was the daughter of Umaymah daughter of Ruqayqah (R.A) a companion another woman by this name, daughter of Mahmood bin Muhammad was a reciter of the Quran.

4)Fariah

Fariah or Furayah was the name of a companion, daughter of Maalik bin sanan al-Ansari and sister of Abu Saeed al-Khudri, She was called by either name

5)Kulthum

Daughter of Ahmad bin Ali al-Asiwatiyah was a righteous woman who had memorised the Quran there were many other women of this name including a daughter of the Prophet (S.A.W) a daughter of Sayyidina Abu Bakar (R.A) etc.

Sissie:
Salam alaykum..

Sorry it's coming late
. QUIZ
True or False
a) The Qur’an that Allah (جل جلاله) sent down through Jibreel (عليه السلام ) to Mohammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) has seventeen thousand verses.”

b) Surah Al-Ahzab (73 ayats) used to be as long as Surah Al-Baqarah (286 ayats)?

c) Muhammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) is the seal of Prophethood BUT another man could still be inspired (By Allah) with divine revelations after him?

2a, Who is the first ambassador of Islam

B. What's the dua for travelling?