soal ILHA 2019
Name :
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NIM :
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SOAL
UJIAN AKHIR SEMESTER
TAHUN
PELAJARAN 2018 – 2019
Mata Kuliah
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Bahasa Inggris II
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Hari,Tanggal
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Waktu
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Prodi
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Ilmu Hadits
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Semester/Kelas
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II
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Dosen
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Drs. HendiRediana
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Sifat Ujian
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Take Home on line
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WHAT ARE HADITH?
Islam
has two primary sources. First is the Quran which is the direct word of
God inspired to the Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be
upon him. The second source is the Prophet’s teachings. These teachings
include his words, actions, and things he approved of. The Prophet’s
teachings are called Sunnah. The Sunnah is found in texts called
hadith. Hadith are statements of the Prophet which were narrated by his
Companions and subsequently narrated to the next generation until these sayings
were compiled in hadith collections.
The
Prophet Muhammad was sent as the final messenger to mankind. With his
death, the message of Islam was completed. The preservation of scripture
is not limited to the text of the Quran, but its meaning as well. If the
Prophet’s explanation is needed in order to understand the Quran, then it is
necessary that his sayings be preserved as well, not only the words of the
Quran.
Imagine
for instance trying to discover the manner of prayer based only on the command
to "establish prayer" with few references to bowing and
prostration. The number of prayers, times per day, and what to recite
would remain unknown. Therefore, the Sunnah is part of the Quran’s
preservation.
Importance
of Hadith
All
Muslims, be they Sunni or Shia, agree that hadith are essential to
understanding Islam. They provide a context to the verses in the
Quran. The Quran is a rather concise book and therefore contains many
general statements. For instance, the Quran commands Muslims to pray, but
it does not provide the details of how one is to perform prayer.
The
Quran also commands Muslims to perform pilgrimage and give charity, but it does
not provide the details. These details are found in the hadith where
Prophet Muhammad explained the details and mechanics of prayer as well as other
aspects of Islam. There are dozens of verses in the Quran that command
Muslims to follow the Prophet. Without knowing his teachings, one cannot
possibly fulfill this command.
Authentication
of Hadith
In
order to ensure that hadith were authentic and not fabricated, scholars
developed a unique and critical method. This consisted of two components,
first scholars scrutinized the people who were narrating the hadith. They
ensured that everyone in the chain of transmission met each other and was free
from any disqualifying characteristics. These disqualifying
characteristics include lying, indulging in major sins, or having a known or
obvious motive to fabricate a hadith.
The
second criteria they used was to measure and grade the memory of the
narrators. This was done empirically by comparing the narrations of
different students to see who might have made a mistake. For instance, a
Companion of the Prophet might have narrated ten sayings of the Prophet to 15
students. Hadith scholars would then individually ask these students to
recite the hadith to them. If of those 15 students 13 students say that
the hadith says XYZ and 2 say it says ZYX then it is likely they made a
mistake. They would then note that this narrator has a poor memory and
their narrations are to be rejected or accepted with caution. Hadith
would then be classified as authentic, acceptable, weak, or fabricated.
I.
Answer the
question based on the text above!
1.
What
are hadith ?
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2.
What
are the differences between Qur’an and Hadith?
………………………………………………………………………………………….
3.
Mention
the classification of hadith !
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4.
What
is the importance of Hadith ?
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5.
How
to ensure that Hadiths were authentic?
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II.
Do as situation
1.
Who
…………..(help) him tomorrow because I ……….(go) downtown ?
2.
We
already………… (finish) our assignment.
3.
His
…………(avhieve) is very good.
4.
The
students started ……………(study) at. 07.30.
5.
She
read the novels
Passive
: ……………………………………
6.
The
woman ……….. I sent the letter is my sister.
7.
Statistics is the ……………………..test for me
(difficult).
Combine
the two sentence!
8.
a. Orange is Rp 40.000/kg
b.
Apple is Rp 45.000/kg
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9.
a.
That man is my teacher.
b.
His wife is in the hospital.
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10.
Where
does she live?
I want to know ………………………..
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