Hadith and Islamic Law

What the resources cover

Most of this page is quizzes. Several follow a day-by-day or week-by-week pattern, such as Sahih Bukhari Quiz Week 1, the Selected Ahadith quizzes and the Fiqh of Zakaat quizzes. Others work through the Fiqh of Taharah, from wudu and ghusl to menstruation and istihadha, and the Fiqh of Fasting.

The mind maps lean toward Islamic law itself. You will find Sources of Sharia law, Categories of Al-Qawa'id, Fiqh Schools, Benefits of Islamic Law and two maps on the objectives of the Shariah. There is also a note on Shari'a and its consequences, plus a few flashcard decks, including Arabic terms.

Where to start

1. Open Ulûm-Al-Hadith Quiz - 2 or Ulûm - Al - Hadith Quiz - 1 to check the vocabulary of hadith study, including the two Qur'anic words for following.
2. Move to Sahih Bukhari Quiz Week 1 and continue through the weeks in order.
3. Choose a fiqh series, such as Taharah, and take it day by day.

Using quizzes and maps together

Take a quiz first and note the questions you missed. Then open a related map. If a Taharah quiz on ghusl trips you up, look at the Wudu map or the nullifiers of wudu map. If questions on legal sources feel shaky, read Sources of Fiqh and then return to the quiz.

Teachers can use the day-numbered quizzes as ready-made short checks, and the maps as a starting point for discussion on how rulings are reasoned.

Where this unit sits

This unit belongs to the Islam strand of Religion and theology. It joins hadith study and the quizzes on prayer, fasting and zakat with the maps on Shari'ah and its objectives.

Everything here was made by GoConqr users, so styles vary. Try one quiz now, then sketch a map of your own on a topic you want to settle.