Question:
1- At the beginning of this course, we studied the ḥadīth on intention, of which, the author (Ibn Rajab) began his discussion by stating that many scholars deemed this ḥadīth and another two (the ḥadīths on innovation, and halal and haram) as representative of the teachings of Islam. For this paper, I would like you to explain why Ibn Rajab and others reached this opinion and understanding. This is an open-ended question that requires a developed answer. As such, you are free to choose which aspects of the above three ḥadīths to use as evidence to support your arguments.
Instructions:
- The length of this paper is 5 or more pages (double spaced, 12-point font, 1-inch margins).
- Use your own words. Do not fill the papers with quotes that you can paraphrase using your own words. Only quote terms or phrases that are significant.
- Since the content of this paper is not public knowledge you MUST reference all ideas. Stating any of these specific ideas without reference is considered plagiarism and you will receive an F on the paper.
- You can use the following simple method of referencing (Author, page number) at the end of each complete idea.
- You are only allowed to use the ḥadīth materials. Using external sources is not allowed. As such, all references have the format (Ibn Rajab, page number).
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