MUAZ BIN JABAL | TOKOH SAHABAT | PENDIDIKAN ISLAM TINGKATAN 3 KSSM | PELAJARAN 22

Summary

This lesson delves into the life of Muaz Bin Jabal, a revered companion of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.), known for his deep knowledge of Islam, particularly in Fiqh (jurisprudence) and Quranic interpretation. Despite his short life, dying at just 33, Muaz’s wisdom was sought by major figures like Abu Bakr and Umar. His legacy emphasizes the importance of acquiring knowledge, practicing it, and spreading it to others. The video highlights key teachings from Muaz’s life, urging us to strive for knowledge, apply it piously, and share it to benefit the community, ensuring its lasting impact.

Takeaways

• 😀 Muaz Bin Jabal was known for his exceptional knowledge of Islamic law (Halal and Haram) and the Quran, making him one of the most learned companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
• 😀 Muaz Bin Jabal's life, though short, was impactful. He died at 33 due to a plague in Syria, similar to the challenges faced by modern pandemics like COVID-19.
• 😀 Muaz was appointed by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as an expert in Quran and Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and was sent to Yemen to teach the people there.
• 😀 Muaz Bin Jabal’s knowledge in Islamic law was so vast that even during the caliphates of Abu Bakr and Umar, he was sought as an advisor on religious and legal matters.
• 😀 One of the key moments in Muaz’s life was when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) asked him how he would rule on legal matters. Muaz responded he would use the Quran first, then the Sunnah, and if neither were sufficient, he would make Ijtihad (independent legal reasoning).
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was pleased with Muaz’s response and confirmed that he had made the right decision, even physically tapping Muaz on the chest in approval.
• 😀 Muaz’s knowledge was so respected that even older and more senior companions would turn to him for legal advice on complicated issues.
• 😀 Muaz Bin Jabal’s wisdom and knowledge were recognized by other companions, including the greats like Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali, who acknowledged his expertise in different areas.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) expressed a special affection for Muaz, telling him, 'I love you, O Muaz,' which highlights the strong bond between them.
• 😀 The main lesson from Muaz’s life is the importance of acquiring knowledge, practicing it, and sharing it with others, as it brings rewards both in this world and in the hereafter.

Q & A

Who was Muaz bin Jabal and why is he significant in Islamic history?

Muaz bin Jabal was a companion of Prophet Muhammad (saw), known for his profound knowledge, especially in Islamic law (Fiqh) and the Quran. He was appointed by the Prophet to teach people in Mecca and Yemen about Fiqh and the Quran, and is remembered for his wisdom and contributions to Islamic jurisprudence.

How did Muaz bin Jabal answer the Prophet’s question about how he would judge legal matters?

When Prophet Muhammad (saw) asked Muaz how he would judge legal matters, Muaz replied: 'I will judge with the Book of Allah (Quran). If not found in the Quran, I will use the Sunnah of the Prophet. If not found in the Sunnah, I will make Ijtihad (personal judgment).'

What was Prophet Muhammad’s reaction to Muaz bin Jabal’s answer?

Prophet Muhammad (saw) was pleased with Muaz’s answer. He hit Muaz’s chest and said, 'Alhamdulillah' (Praise be to Allah), expressing satisfaction with his wisdom and approach to legal matters.

What is the significance of Muaz bin Jabal's role in teaching the Quran and Fiqh?

Muaz bin Jabal played a crucial role in spreading knowledge about the Quran and Fiqh, particularly in Mecca and Yemen. His deep understanding of these subjects earned him the respect of other companions, and he was considered one of the leading scholars of his time.

Why was Muaz bin Jabal appointed by Prophet Muhammad (saw) to teach in Mecca and Yemen?

Muaz bin Jabal was appointed by Prophet Muhammad (saw) because of his exceptional knowledge in Fiqh and the Quran. His expertise in Islamic law made him a trusted scholar, capable of guiding people in understanding religious matters.

How did the Prophet Muhammad (saw) show his trust in Muaz bin Jabal's knowledge?

Prophet Muhammad (saw) demonstrated his trust in Muaz by sending him to Yemen to represent him and teach the people about Fiqh and the Quran. The Prophet's approval of Muaz’s answers and actions further highlighted his confidence in Muaz's knowledge.

What was the context behind Muaz bin Jabal’s death at a young age?

Muaz bin Jabal died at the young age of 33 due to the plague that struck Syria in the year 18 Hijrah, during the caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab.

What did the Prophet Muhammad (saw) say about Muaz bin Jabal's knowledge?

The Prophet Muhammad (saw) praised Muaz bin Jabal for his wisdom and knowledge, especially in matters of Halal and Haram. The Prophet acknowledged him as a leading scholar in Islamic jurisprudence.

Why did older companions of Prophet Muhammad (saw) seek Muaz bin Jabal's opinions?

Even though Muaz was young, his deep knowledge in Islamic law and his understanding of the Quran earned him the respect of older companions, who would seek his legal opinions when they faced disagreements regarding religious rulings.

What lesson can we learn from Muaz bin Jabal’s life?

The life of Muaz bin Jabal teaches us the importance of seeking knowledge seriously, applying that knowledge in real-life situations, and sharing it with others to benefit the community. His dedication to learning and teaching serves as a model for those pursuing knowledge in Islam.