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ISL222 TEXTUAL STUDIES OF THE HADITH SELF-ASSESSMENT EXERCISE 5 Appraise the fundamentals of Islam as contained in the discussions between the Holy Prophet and Angel Jubril. 4.0 CONCLUSION One of the ideal teachings of Islam as espoused by the Prophet in hadith one is that man should have good intention. Apart from the fact that action shall be judged according to one’s intention it is also to one’s benefit that whatever he does with good intention will be rewarded accordingly. Conversely, if his intention is bad, he equally gets his share. In the same vein, the knowledge of Islam is significant for thorough understanding of the religion. As shown in hadith two, the appearance of Arch-Angel Jubril did not only confirm the divinity of Islam but it also indicates the genuineness of the faith. 5.0 SUMMARY • Action is judged by one’s intention. • Man’s intention therefore should tend towards good. • There is reward for good intention and good work. • Arch-Angel Jubril came to the Prophet to give some teachings on Islam. • The teachings involve interaction between him and Prophet Muhammad while the Prophet’s companions listened. • Those teachings revolve round the meaning of Islam, faith (iman), good behavior, the end of the world and its sign. • The Prophet answered all the questions posed by the Angel intelligently. • Upon his disappearance, the Prophet introduced him as Angel Jubril to his companions. 6.0 TUTOR-MARKED ASSIGMENT 1. Relate the role of niyyah on the actions of a man. 2. What is the significance of Arch-Angel Jubril’s visit to Prophet Muhammad as contained in the Hadith 2? 10
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