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[Irfan Atique]

AoA Sir : please mark my question according to cie criteria.​

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Q1 : How was the holy Quran Compiled Following The Holy Prophet's death.[10].​

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Ans : The Holy Qur'an was revealed to the holy prophet (S.A.W) (not at once but) during a period of about 23 years beginning with the first revelation (in 610 AD) when he was at Cave Hira :​

Read in the name of your lord ......................... Taught man who he knew not (IF you write the complete 5 verses with reference number you would have scored 1 extra mark, check the marking scheme)​

The revelations continued for 23 years until the last revelation which the holy prophet recieved at the plain of Arafat :​

This day I have perfected your religion for you , completed my favor upon you and chosen for you Islam as your religion.​

The Quran was not compiled to a book form during the life of Holy Prophet (why) . ​

After his death when H . Abu Bakr became caliph many of the Hafiz (the people who had memorized the Quran by heart) died in the battle of Yamama (what happened). H umar realised that if this continued The word of Allah would not be saved and conserved for the upcoming generations therefore he consulted H. Abu Bakr and advised him that it was necessary to compile the Quran . H . Abu Bakr (at first refused by saying: 'O! Umar how can I do such a thing which Prophet (S.A.W) had not done in his life time, but Hazrat Umar reluctantly persuaded hazrat Abu Bakar untill Allah opend up his chest) and he agreed and appointed (75 muslims: where it is mentioned? to assist Zaid bin Thabit for the task (what did hazrat zaid said you missed an impoertant quotation). Zaid bin Thabit collected the verses of the QUran from stones , leaves , leather ,bones etc and also from those who had memorized it and used careful methods to verify it. FIrstly he would check through his own mwmory secondly H . Umar being a Hafiz assisted him in verifying the copies. Also no verse was accepted if two trustworthy witnesses testified that it had been written in the presence of the holy prophet {SAW} and these verses were matched with the differnt collections of the companions.(methods are not properly mentioned)​

The fair copy prepared was known as Mushaf , It remained with the first 2 caliphs and after the death of H.Umar It came under his daughter H . Hafsa thus became known as Mushaf ul Hafsa. ​

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The caliphate of H Umar saw quick conquests and many new areas came under the muslim empire. Muslim commanders noted that many newly converted soldiers recited the Quran in a different dialect each claiming his to be the correct one . A very close companion Huzaifa bin Yaman reported such incidents from Central Asia and reported to H Usman the third Caliph. he took quick action and appointed a team of 4 knowledgeable muslims(names) including Zaid bin Thabit to prepare original copies (how many copies?) of the Holy Quran from the Mushaf i Hafsa (chronology is all wrong). these copies were sent to various provinces of the muslim empire(names of the provinces) along with reciters who recited it in the correct dialect (which dialect). The original copy was read aloud from the mosque to remove all doubts regarding the Quran and he ordered that if anyone had different copies they were to be destroyed by fire. For this service H Usman is known as Jami ul Quran .​

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Thus the Holy Quran was compiled for the upcoming generations and has remained in its original state till now and it has not been edited or changed.​

The important things you missed are in red........ dear this answer researched max level 2....(you can check in the marking scheme if I am wrong)

 

[Irfan Atique]

it may not sound possible but be prepared for anything!

not might but they r directly linked with Holy Quran and can come seperatly:

Question: Explain how the Quran is related with Ijma and Qiyas? [10]
Question: What is Ijma how and in what circumstances it is used in Islamic Legal thinking? [10]
Question: What is Qiyas? How it is use as a source of legal thinking in Islamic law with the relation of Holy Quran? [10]

 

[Irfan Atique]

u give intro
ijma details
3 examples
qiyas details
3 examples

Question: Explain how the Quran is related with Ijma and Qiyas? [10]
Answer: The divine revelation (the Holy Quran) is the first basic primary source in Islamic law. It is the most authentic, comprehensive book contains laws of all spheres regarding to Islam. In the holy Quran Allah says “This is the book in it is guidance without doubt to those who fear” (2:2) it is the direct word of Allah hence its purity is doubtless. It’s clear teachings in Islamic legal thinking are followed without questions as Quran exist in its original form as Allah says in the Holy Quran “We have without doubt revealed the reminder and we will guard it” (15:9) The Holy Quran is a primary source containing all the fundamental directives and instructions of Allah including the principals relating to all the aspects of social and cultural life of human being individually and in whole community. The Quran is the last and complete edition of divine guidance and this is the only book of Allah which is not been distorted.
Ijma is the third source of Islamic legal thinking. In the terminology of religion Ijma means consensus of the companions of the Prophet (S.A.W) or Muslim jurists of a particular age, on a question of law as the Quran says: “Take council with them in the conduct of affairs.” (3:139).
The Holy Prophet (S.A.W) said “Gather together the righteous from among my community and decide the matter with their council and do not decide it by any man’s opinion” (Abu Daud). Ijma of the scholars signifies the importance of the legislation in the Muslim community. Ijma is considered as sufficient evidence for the implementation of the Islamic law because Prophet (S.A.W) himself said “My community will not agree unanimously on an error” (Tirmizi). The best example of Ijma is that when Holy Prophet (S.A.W) consulted his companions about matters that were not concerned with religion like Ijma for the battle of Uhad, because Allah commanded him to do that.
Qiyas is the fourth source of Islamic legal thinking. Qiyas is an analogical deduction from the above three sources of law. It basically resorted in respect of problems about which there is no specific provision in the Holy Quran or Sunnah of the Holy Prophet (S.A.W). In case when something needs a legal ruling but has not been clearly addressed in other Islamic sources, judges may use (Islamic Scholars) analogy, reasoning and legal precedent to decide new case when a general principal can be applied to new situation e.g. the scholars have developed detailed principals of analogical deduction or Qiyas in the book of Islamic laws. The Prophet (S.A.W) reported to have encouraged Qiyas in his lifetime. When Holy Prophet (S.A.W) was sending Mauz bin Jabal (R.A) as the governor of Syria/Yemen. The Holy Prophet (S.A.W) asked him “How will you decide when a matter comes to you for decision?” He replied “I shall decide according to the book of Allah.” The Prophet (S.A.W) again said that “If you did not find it in the book of Allah?” Mauz (R.A) replied “Than I will decide according to the Sunnah of the Prophet (S.A.W).” If you find nothing in there, Holy Prophet (S.A.W) asked? Hazrat Mauz (R.A) replied “Than I will exert myself for my own judgment.” (Tirmizi & Abu Daud)

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

Can you please mark this Sir.

Q. Write about the Holy Prophet's Life up until the first revelation.
Ans. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) was born in 570 AD in the year of the Elephants. His Father, Abdullah, died 6 months before he was born. His mother Aminah took care of him in his early years. As per the tradition, The Holy Prophet(pbuh) was handed over to Halimah Sadiya of the Banu Saad Tribe to live in the desert. She took care and nursed him for 2 years. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) learnt pure arabic due to his time in fostercare. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) said: "Verily I am the most perfect Arab amongst you; my descent is the from Quraish and my tongue is the tongue of Banu Saad". When the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 6 years old, His mother Aminah died. He was handed over to the care of his grandfather Abdul Mutallib who loved him very much. Soon Abdul Mutallib died when Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 8 years old and the custody went to Abu Talib, an uncle of the Prophet. Abu Talib Took great care of the Prophet and the Holy Prophet(pbuh) used to go on trade jouneys with him. In 582 AD, when the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 12 years old, they went to a trade journey to Syria where they met a Christian Monk named Bahira. He Prophesied that Muhammad(pbuh) was the Prophet of Allah and he told Abu Talib to take care of Him. In his additional time Holy Prophet(pbuh) would work as a shepherd as he is reported to have said: "I used to look after the sheeps of the Mekkans at Qararit". He also said in his later years, "Allah sent no messenger who was not a shepherd, Musa was a shepherd, Dawud was also a shepherd". When the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 15 years old, in 585 AD, he took part in the War of Fijar. He accompanied his uncles by handing them arrows. After this, he was part of an alliance called "Half Al Fazul" to help the oppressed. He recalls this event in these words: "I would not exchange for the choicest camels in all of Arabia, the rememberance of being present at the oath". The Holy Prophet(pbuh) had earned a great reputation for honesty, intergrity, fairness and humbleness. He was known as Al Sadiq and Al Amin. At this time a wealthy widow, Khadija had been looking for a person to carry out her trade. Due to Muhammad's reputation she appointed him. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) accepted the offer for a promise of double share in the Prophet. On the Trade journey he was accompanied by Khadija's slave Maisara. When they returned Maisara praised the Holy Prophet's Honest and Fairness and Khaija was so impressed that she proposed to marry him in 595 AD. The Proposal was accepted by the Holy Prophet(pbuh) after consultation with Abu Talib his uncle. At the time of marriage, the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 25 years old and Khafija was 40. They both had 2 sons and 4 daughters and the marriage lasted for 26 years. The sons died in infancy.
In his later years, when the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 35 years old, another important event took place. In 605 AD the Ka'abah was being rebuilt as it had been damaged due to floods. When the time came to place the Black Stone in its place, a dispute arose. Every tribe wanted to have the honour of placing the Sacred Stone in its place. A war was feared. They all agreed that the first person to enter the Ka'abah the next morning would be the arbitrator. The person was Muhammad and they agreed to accept his solution. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) placed the Black stone on a white sheet. He asked the leaders of each clan, to lift the Sheet to such a height that the stone could be fixed in place. After reaching that height, he himself fixed the Black Stone in place. Thus using his wisdom and diplomacy, the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was able to resolve a dispute and perhaps bloodshed.
By the age of 40, he began to isolate himself from active Makkan Life and began to retire in the Cave of Hira, where he was formally granted Prophethood in Ramazan in 610 AD.

 

[Irfan Atique]

Can you please mark this Sir.

Q. Write about the Holy Prophet's Life up until the first revelation.
Ans. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) was born in 570 AD in the year of the Elephants. His Father, Abdullah, died 6 months before he was born. His mother Aminah took care of him in his early years. As per the tradition, The Holy Prophet(pbuh) was handed over to Halimah Sadiya of the Banu Saad Tribe to live in the desert. She took care and nursed him for 2 years. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) learnt pure arabic due to his time in fostercare. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) said: "Verily I am the most perfect Arab amongst you; my descent is the from Quraish and my tongue is the tongue of Banu Saad" (where can i find this Hadith ) When the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 6 years old, His mother Aminah died. He was handed over to the care of his grandfather Abdul Mutallib who loved him very much. Soon Abdul Mutallib died when Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 8 years old and the custody went to Abu Talib, an uncle of the Prophet. Abu Talib Took great care of the Prophet and the Holy Prophet(pbuh) used to go on trade jouneys with him. In 582 AD, when the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 12 years old, they went to a trade journey to Syria where they met a Christian Monk named Bahira. He Prophesied that Muhammad(pbuh) was the Prophet of Allah and he told Abu Talib to take care of Him. In his additional time Holy Prophet(pbuh) would work as a shepherd as he is reported to have said: "I used to look after the sheeps of the Mekkans at Qararit". He also said in his later years, "Allah sent no messenger who was not a shepherd, Musa was a shepherd, Dawud was also a shepherd". When the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 15 years old, in 585 AD, he took part in the War of Fijar. He accompanied his uncles by handing them arrows. After this, he was part of an alliance called "Half Al Fazul" to help the oppressed. He recalls this event in these words: "I would not exchange for the choicest camels in all of Arabia, the rememberance of being present at the oath". The Holy Prophet(pbuh) had earned a great reputation for honesty, intergrity, fairness and humbleness. He was known as Al Sadiq and Al Amin. At this time a wealthy widow, Khadija had been looking for a person to carry out her trade. Due to Muhammad's reputation she appointed him. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) accepted the offer for a promise of double share in the Prophet. On the Trade journey he was accompanied by Khadija's slave Maisara. When they returned Maisara praised the Holy Prophet's Honest and Fairness and Khaija was so impressed that she proposed to marry him in 595 AD. The Proposal was accepted by the Holy Prophet(pbuh) after consultation with Abu Talib his uncle. At the time of marriage, the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 25 years old and Khafija was 40. They both had 2 sons and 4 daughters and the marriage lasted for 26 years. The sons died in infancy.
In his later years, when the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was 35 years old, another important event took place. In 605 AD the Ka'abah was being rebuilt as it had been damaged due to floods. When the time came to place the Black Stone in its place, a dispute arose. Every tribe wanted to have the honour of placing the Sacred Stone in its place. A war was feared. They all agreed that the first person to enter the Ka'abah the next morning would be the arbitrator. The person was Muhammad and they agreed to accept his solution. The Holy Prophet(pbuh) placed the Black stone on a white sheet. He asked the leaders of each clan, to lift the Sheet to such a height that the stone could be fixed in place. After reaching that height, he himself fixed the Black Stone in place. Thus using his wisdom and diplomacy, the Holy Prophet(pbuh) was able to resolve a dispute and perhaps bloodshed.
By the age of 40, he began to isolate himself from active Makkan Life and began to retire in the Cave of Hira, where he was formally granted Prophethood in Ramazan in 610 AD.

Dear nabeel total lack of knowledge though some parst are good but not good enough...... now read this and look in the marking scheme coz ur answer must have these point.....
Question: Write about the life of Holy Prophet (S.A.W) up until the first revelation? [10]
Answer: It was the year of the Elephant 570 A.D (12 Rabi-ul-Awal) a child was born to Hazrat Bibi Amna. The child was born into the noblest family among the Arabs, which was one the noblest branches of Quraish namely Banu Hashim.The child’s grandfather Abdul Muttalib gave him the name Muhammad Bin Abdullah Bin Abdul Muttalib Bin Hashim Bin Abdul Manaf Bin Qussay bin Qilab a famous branch of the lineage of Hazrat Ismail (A.S). His mother called him Ahmed. Muhammad (S.A.W) grew up an orphan, for his father Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib died before his birth.
According to the customs of Arabs the child’s upbringing was interested to Bibi Haleema Sadia who belonged to the tribe of Banu Saad. When Muhammad (S.A.W) was 4 years old, as related by Anas (R.A) in Sahih Muslim, Jibrael came down and ripped his chest open and took out the heart. He then extracted a blood clot out of it and said: “That was the part of Satan in thee.” And then he washed it in the water of ZamZam in the gold basin. In 576 A.D at the age of six Haleema Sadia brought Muhammad (S.A.W) back to his mother.
In 577 A.D Bibi Amna decided to visit Mohammad (S.A.W)’s father’s grave in Yasrib (Madinah). She went to Yathrib along with Muhammad (S.A.W) and her woman servant Umm-e-Ayman. After visiting the grave they were returning to Makkah, Bibi Amna had a severe illness and died at a place called Abwa (Ibne Hisham 1/ 168). Umm-e-Ayman brought back Muhammad (S.A.W) to his grandfather Abdul Muttalib. He had warm passion towards Muhammad (S.A.W) his orphan grandson. Abdul Muttalib loved him more than his own children. When Muhammad (S.A.W) was 8 years, 2 months and 10 days old his grandfather Abdul Muttalib passed away in Makkah in 579 A.D.
The charge of Muhammad (S.A.W) was now passed on to his uncle Abu Talib. He also loved and cared about Muhammad (S.A.W) more than his own children. When he was a boy Muhammad (S.A.W) looked after the flocks of Abu Talib he (S.A.W) said about that “Allah sent no messenger who was not a shepherd, Moses was a shepherd Daud (A.S) was also a shepherd” (Sahih Muslim).
In 583 A.D at the age of 12 Muhammad (S.A.W) accompanied his uncle Abu Talib on a trade journey to Syria. There he met a Christian monk named Bahira who saw the signs of Prophet Hood in Muhammad (S.A.W). He spoke high of him and told Abu Talib to take very special care of his nephew and protect him from the wiles of Jews.
Muhammad (S.A.W) was hardly fifteen when the sacrilegious war started in 585 A.D at the fare of Ukaz. Muhammad (S.A.W) participated with his uncle but his role did not extended beyond picking up the stray arrows and handing them to his uncle Abu Talib. After the sacrilegious war was ended in the year 590 A.D some noble people of Makkah formed a confederacy for suppressing violence and injustice and vindicating the rights of the weak and destitute. This confederacy was known as Half ul-Fazul. Muhammad (S.A.W) was present on the occasion of the oath and was greatly happy with its aim. He said in later years “I would not exchange for the choicest camel of all Arabia, the remembrance of being present on the oath of Half ul-Fazul”.
Muhammad (S.A.W) led a virtuous and pious life. He was honest and always fulfilled his promises. He was considerate, kind, thoughtful, fore bearing, broad minded, noble hearted and a man of principals. He kept himself away from gambling, drinking and other evil vices for all great qualities the Makkans gave him the title Al-Saddiq and Al-Ameen.
In 595 A.D At the age of 25 he went to Syria as a merchant for Khadija (R.A). Ibne Ishaq reported that Khadija daughter of Khwailid was a business woman of great honor and fortune. She also sent her hireling Maisarah with Muhammad (S.A.W) to Syria for trade (Ibne Hisham 1/187-188) when he returned to Makkah from Syria; Muhammad (S.A.W) sold her trade 10 times more than the value she used to get before Muhammad (S.A.W). Hazrat Bibi Khadija was very impressed from Muhammad (S.A.W). She told her wish of marring Muhammad (S.A.W) to her friend Nafeesa who went and proposed Abu Talib for the hand of Muhammad (S.A.W). He agreed and subsequently in September 595 A.D they were married. Khadija bore all six children: Abul-Qasim, At-Tahir, Zainab, Ruqaya, Umm-e-Kulsum and Fatima.
In 605 A.D When Muhammad (S.A.W) 35 years old a flood came and destroyed the Kaabah. Quraish decided to rebuild Kaabah. When the question of placing the black stone arose a dispute started among the tribes who were eager to place the black stone. The dispute almost turned into bloodshed, a wise person said whoever enters the Kaabah first will decide and the next morning none other than Muhammad (S.A.W) was the one who entered into the vicinity of Kaabah. It was the greatest arbitration of the greatest man in the history of mankind Muhammad (S.A.W) who with his arbitration resolved the dispute by placing the black stone in a sheet and asked the leaders of all the tribes to lift it up where it was to be placed than Muhammad (S.A.W) himself deposited the black stone in its place thus because of the wisdom and diplomacy solved the crisis.
A few years before his Prophet Hood in 605 A.D Allah made him like to go out to the Mount Nur and into the cave of Hira which is on the northwest side 3 kilometers from Makkah where he would stay alone for hours, days and as he approaches to 40 the meditation increased to months and he thought about the signs of Allah’s creation and His power. He continued to do this. (Sahih Bukhari 1/540; Rehmat Al-Alilalamin 1/47).

 

[Irfan Atique]

Dear nabeel total lack of knowledge ,chronology is also wrong though some parst are good but not good enough...... now read this and look in the marking scheme coz ur answer must have these point.....
Question: Write about the life of Holy Prophet (S.A.W) up until the first revelation? [10]
Answer: It was the year of the Elephant 570 A.D (12 Rabi-ul-Awal) a child was born to Hazrat Bibi Amna. The child was born into the noblest family among the Arabs, which was one the noblest branches of Quraish namely Banu Hashim.The child’s grandfather Abdul Muttalib gave him the name Muhammad Bin Abdullah Bin Abdul Muttalib Bin Hashim Bin Abdul Manaf Bin Qussay bin Qilab a famous branch of the lineage of Hazrat Ismail (A.S). His mother called him Ahmed. Muhammad (S.A.W) grew up an orphan, for his father Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib died before his birth.
According to the customs of Arabs the child’s upbringing was interested to Bibi Haleema Sadia who belonged to the tribe of Banu Saad. When Muhammad (S.A.W) was 4 years old, as related by Anas (R.A) in Sahih Muslim, Jibrael came down and ripped his chest open and took out the heart. He then extracted a blood clot out of it and said: “That was the part of Satan in thee.” And then he washed it in the water of ZamZam in the gold basin. In 576 A.D at the age of six Haleema Sadia brought Muhammad (S.A.W) back to his mother.
In 577 A.D Bibi Amna decided to visit Mohammad (S.A.W)’s father’s grave in Yasrib (Madinah). She went to Yathrib along with Muhammad (S.A.W) and her woman servant Umm-e-Ayman. After visiting the grave they were returning to Makkah, Bibi Amna had a severe illness and died at a place called Abwa (Ibne Hisham 1/ 168). Umm-e-Ayman brought back Muhammad (S.A.W) to his grandfather Abdul Muttalib. He had warm passion towards Muhammad (S.A.W) his orphan grandson. Abdul Muttalib loved him more than his own children. When Muhammad (S.A.W) was 8 years, 2 months and 10 days old his grandfather Abdul Muttalib passed away in Makkah in 579 A.D.
The charge of Muhammad (S.A.W) was now passed on to his uncle Abu Talib. He also loved and cared about Muhammad (S.A.W) more than his own children. When he was a boy Muhammad (S.A.W) looked after the flocks of Abu Talib he (S.A.W) said about that “Allah sent no messenger who was not a shepherd, Moses was a shepherd Daud (A.S) was also a shepherd” (Sahih Muslim).
In 583 A.D at the age of 12 Muhammad (S.A.W) accompanied his uncle Abu Talib on a trade journey to Syria. There he met a Christian monk named Bahira who saw the signs of Prophet Hood in Muhammad (S.A.W). He spoke high of him and told Abu Talib to take very special care of his nephew and protect him from the wiles of Jews.
Muhammad (S.A.W) was hardly fifteen when the sacrilegious war started in 585 A.D at the fare of Ukaz. Muhammad (S.A.W) participated with his uncle but his role did not extended beyond picking up the stray arrows and handing them to his uncle Abu Talib. After the sacrilegious war was ended in the year 590 A.D some noble people of Makkah formed a confederacy for suppressing violence and injustice and vindicating the rights of the weak and destitute. This confederacy was known as Half ul-Fazul. Muhammad (S.A.W) was present on the occasion of the oath and was greatly happy with its aim. He said in later years “I would not exchange for the choicest camel of all Arabia, the remembrance of being present on the oath of Half ul-Fazul”.
Muhammad (S.A.W) led a virtuous and pious life. He was honest and always fulfilled his promises. He was considerate, kind, thoughtful, fore bearing, broad minded, noble hearted and a man of principals. He kept himself away from gambling, drinking and other evil vices for all great qualities the Makkans gave him the title Al-Saddiq and Al-Ameen.
In 595 A.D At the age of 25 he went to Syria as a merchant for Khadija (R.A). Ibne Ishaq reported that Khadija daughter of Khwailid was a business woman of great honor and fortune. She also sent her hireling Maisarah with Muhammad (S.A.W) to Syria for trade (Ibne Hisham 1/187-188) when he returned to Makkah from Syria; Muhammad (S.A.W) sold her trade 10 times more than the value she used to get before Muhammad (S.A.W). Hazrat Bibi Khadija was very impressed from Muhammad (S.A.W). She told her wish of marring Muhammad (S.A.W) to her friend Nafeesa who went and proposed Abu Talib for the hand of Muhammad (S.A.W). He agreed and subsequently in September 595 A.D they were married. Khadija bore all six children: Abul-Qasim, At-Tahir, Zainab, Ruqaya, Umm-e-Kulsum and Fatima.
In 605 A.D When Muhammad (S.A.W) 35 years old a flood came and destroyed the Kaabah. Quraish decided to rebuild Kaabah. When the question of placing the black stone arose a dispute started among the tribes who were eager to place the black stone. The dispute almost turned into bloodshed, a wise person said whoever enters the Kaabah first will decide and the next morning none other than Muhammad (S.A.W) was the one who entered into the vicinity of Kaabah. It was the greatest arbitration of the greatest man in the history of mankind Muhammad (S.A.W) who with his arbitration resolved the dispute by placing the black stone in a sheet and asked the leaders of all the tribes to lift it up where it was to be placed than Muhammad (S.A.W) himself deposited the black stone in its place thus because of the wisdom and diplomacy solved the crisis.
A few years before his Prophet Hood in 605 A.D Allah made him like to go out to the Mount Nur and into the cave of Hira which is on the northwest side 3 kilometers from Makkah where he would stay alone for hours, days and as he approaches to 40 the meditation increased to months and he thought about the signs of Allah’s creation and His power. He continued to do this. (Sahih Bukhari 1/540; Rehmat Al-Alilalamin 1/47).

 

[princess sofia]

it may not sound possible but be prepared for anything!

for qiyas it might come reasons for rejection and for ijma its importance may come

 

[Irfan Atique]

for qiyas it might come reasons for rejection and for ijma its importance may come

Dear sofia the question I posted are in the past papers and consider them at highest level for the examiners coz this year is wow! n thats how we can make 10 mark questions

Question: Explain how the Quran is related with Ijma and Qiyas? [10]Question: What is Ijma how and in what circumstances it is used in Islamic Legal thinking? [10]Question: What is Qiyas? How it is use as a source of legal thinking in Islamic law with the relation of Holy Quran? [10]​

 

[Irfan Atique]

AOA Sir Irfan.
Please mark this question(scanned) in uploads.

Also sir i heard that papers will be scanned this year and then sent for checking.Is it true?

they always do this, its not just for this year

 

[Irfan Atique]

Dear sofia the question I posted are in the past papers and consider them at highest level for the examiners coz this year is wow! n thats how we can make 10 mark questions

Question: Explain how the Quran is related with Ijma and Qiyas? [10]​

Question: What is Ijma how and in what circumstances it is used in Islamic Legal thinking? [10]​

Question: What is Qiyas? How it is use as a source of legal thinking in Islamic law with the relation of Holy Quran? [10]​

 

[princess sofia]

Dear sofia the question I posted are in the past papers and consider them at highest level for the examiners coz this year is wow! n thats how we can make 10 mark questions

Question: Explain how the Quran is related with Ijma and Qiyas? [10]Question: What is Ijma how and in what circumstances it is used in Islamic Legal thinking? [10]Question: What is Qiyas? How it is use as a source of legal thinking in Islamic law with the relation of Holy Quran? [10]​

sir cn u gve me answers to thx as well

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

Thankyou. I tried to confine my answer to the limited space available on our answer paper!
The answer you presented is 900+ words, i think that would take like 5+ pages in my writing!
So how should i outline all the knowledge and quotations and not miss a single point and still end up enclosing it within the limited space in answer paper to get 10/10?

 

[Irfan Atique]

AOA Sir Irfan.
Please mark this question(scanned) in uploads.

Also sir i heard that papers will be scanned this year and then sent for checking.Is it true?

I dont know who told you or from where you all read about the pause between first wahi and the second wahi....... its not tree years use your head... if the ppause is of three years that means 2nd wahi came in 613 than when did Rasool Allah migrated in 626......... son the gap was of 2 to three weeks and is called Fatra tul Wahi

 

[Irfan Atique]

Thankyou. I tried to confine my answer to the limited space available on our answer paper!
The answer you presented is 900+ words, i think that would take like 5+ pages in my writing!
So how should i outline all the knowledge and quotations and not miss a single point and still end up enclosing it within the limited space in answer paper to get 10/10?

My students completed this answer in the same space.......... as i said chek the marking scheme than u tell me........ok

 

[Irfan Atique]

My students completed this answer in the same space.......... as i said chek the marking scheme than u tell me........ok

and if you wanna go with ur answer than......again check the examiner report and do let me know.......As Allah is our witness ok

 

[Irfan Atique]

Thankyou. I tried to confine my answer to the limited space available on our answer paper!
The answer you presented is 900+ words, i think that would take like 5+ pages in my writing!
So how should i outline all the knowledge and quotations and not miss a single point and still end up enclosing it within the limited space in answer paper to get 10/10?

Adjust your writing son and you will see that u can write

 

[princess sofia]

sir , my teacher told me that there would be limited space thx time , so 1 whole page back n forth and quarter of next page ll be fine cze I hate counting words my writing is normal not so big not too small

 

[Irfan Atique]

sir , my teacher told me that there would be limited space thx time , so 1 whole page back n forth and quarter of next page ll be fine cze I hate counting words my writing is normal not so big not too small

its not limited space if writing is in between what you said you can write a complete full answer practice on 2012 paper one time n let me know

 

[Irfan Atique]

sir cn u gve me answers to thx as well

dear sofia i did posted the answers on the thread some where, but il post them again...

 

[princess sofia]

its not limited space if writing is in between what you said you can write a complete full answer practice on 2012 paper one time n let me know

I dd n my teacher told its fine bt I dnt hav scanner so dat I could scan u