Three Foundational Conditions in Assessment
Distinguish chain continuity, narrator integrity, and precision. Read the bilingual lesson for Three Foundational Conditions in Assessment and test your understanding with a focused quiz.
Lesson
Practice questions
Question 1
No narrator is omitted from the chain, and each narrator's transmission from the narrator above is established. Which condition does this describe?
- Ittiṣāl al-sanad
- ʿAdālah
- Ḍabṭ
Question 2
All narrators of a report are trustworthy and reliable. Which technical quality does this describe?
- ʿAdālah
- Ittiṣāl al-sanad
- Ḍabṭ
Question 3
Which quality is described by preserving a report with its chain through sound memory or careful writing?
- Ḍabṭ
- ʿAdālah
- Ittiṣāl al-sanad
Question 4
If the chain is connected and a narrator is trustworthy, but the narrator cannot preserve the report well through memory or writing, which of the first three conditions is not fulfilled?
- Ḍabṭ
- Ittiṣāl al-sanad
- ʿAdālah
Question 5
If only the condition of ittiṣāl al-sanad is fulfilled, that one condition establishes the report's complete grade.
- True
- False
Question 6
ʿAdālah and ḍabṭ are two names for the same quality.
- True
- False