Instructions:
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Watch the video carefully and take clear, organized notes while watching.
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Review the concepts covered in the video and then attempt all the given exercises independently.
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If you feel stuck on any question, go back to your notes and re-watch the relevant part of the video before moving on.
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Do not skip difficult questions—use your notes to understand the method or concept step by step.
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Write down any questions or confusions in your notebook so you can ask the lecturer during the next class.
Good morning students. Today we are going to learn about the relevance of Hadith for Muslims in today’s world. You already know that the Qur’an gives us the divine message from Allah, but the Hadith shows us how to live that message in our daily lives. The Hadiths are the sayings, actions, and approvals of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and they are like a practical guidebook for Muslims. They cover everything—from how we behave as individuals to how we live in society.
First, let’s talk about personal conduct. The Prophet, peace be upon him, reminded us that the best Muslims are those with the best character. This means being honest, humble, patient, generous, and disciplined. Think about it—when you are honest with your friends, they trust you more. When you are humble, people respect you. And when you are generous, like sharing your lunch with someone who forgot theirs, you are living the Prophet’s teachings. These qualities were important 1,400 years ago, and they are still just as important today.
Next, let’s look at spirituality. Hadiths encourage us to strengthen our relationship with Allah through prayer, remembrance, and trust in Him. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said that whoever remembers Allah in private will be remembered by Allah. In our busy lives full of phones, social media, and stress, this is a reminder to take quiet moments for prayer and reflection. It brings peace to the heart and helps us handle challenges calmly.
Now, moving on to social conduct. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said that believers are like one body—if one part hurts, the whole body feels it. This means we should care for each other, show empathy, and help those in need. For example, if a classmate is upset or struggling, supporting them is part of living the Hadith. In today’s world, where we often see selfishness and division, these teachings remind us to act with compassion and unity.
Hadiths also give us guidance for modern challenges. For example, in business, the Prophet, peace be upon him, praised honesty and fairness, which applies to jobs and even small things like group work in class. He also taught kindness to animals and care for the environment—something very important today. And when it comes to conflict, the Prophet encouraged forgiveness and patience instead of revenge. Imagine if two friends argue and one chooses to forgive—the friendship becomes stronger. That’s the Hadith in action.
Another very important teaching is about education. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said seeking knowledge is an obligation for every Muslim. This means studying is not just about exams—it’s an act of worship. By learning, improving skills, and gaining wisdom, Muslims contribute positively to their families, communities, and the world.
So to wrap up, students: Hadiths remain a guide for Muslims in every generation. They help us build good character, strengthen our faith, improve society, and face modern challenges with integrity. If we follow them, our lives become more balanced, purposeful, and pleasing to Allah. Remember, the Qur’an tells us what to do, and the Hadiths show us how to do it in real life.
