Hadeeth 19 of Nwawis 40 is actually two hadeeths that are related. This quiz is on the second of those. Please read the Explanation of Nawawi's 40 Hadeeths by Shyakh Al-Uthaymeen, available in English. If you are not memorising the hadeeths, then you might wish to skip the first two questions.
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"The recompense for an evil is an evil like it." (Soorah Ash Shooraa)
Surely, along with every hardship is ease. Surely, along with every hardship is ease." (Soorah Ash Sharh)
"Do not be like those who forgot Allaah so He caused them to forget their own selves." (Soorah Al Hashr)
"And assisting a man with his mount of hoisting up his belongings to it is a charity." (Al Bukhari and Muslim)
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If a person obeys Allaah at times of good health and prosperity, Allaah will be kind to him and help him when times become difficult.
There is good news in this hadeeth for people with certain characteristics.
The amount of relief given is equal, no matter how great the affliction.
When things become difficult, there is nothing wrong with seeking refuge in Allaah and awaiting ease from Him. After all, that is what He has promised.
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It is possible for two riders to sit on a riding beast.
It is better not to speak when on a journey under 84 miles long.
The Prophet (sall Allaahu alaihi wa sallam) was kind to people beneath him (as demonstrated by his kindness to Abdullaah here)
When you are about to say something important, it is appropriate to say something first that will grab the attention of the listener.
Giving charity deflects from bad feelings between the Muslims.
We should be pleased with Allaah's decree.
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