Understanding Ayahs Flashcard

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According to these ayahs, what is the real purpose of life and death?

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To test who does the best deeds

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When Allah asks you to look again at the sky, what is the deeper meaning behind that challenge?

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To realize your smallness and His power

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Imagine someone says: “As long as no one catches me, it’s fine.” Based on these verses, how would you respond to them?

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“Allah sees everything — even what you hide from yourself.”

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Your friend says: “Why should I pray or be good? It doesn’t matter in this world.” Using a message from these verses, what could you remind them?

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“Life is a test; what you do now matters forever.”

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Based on these ayahs, who ultimately controls harm and benefit?

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Allah

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Which of these is a good personal action you can take after reflecting on these ayahs? Start trusting your own plans more than Allah’s, Remember that your private actions matter and strive to improve your character even when no one is watching, Only act well when people are around, Ignore the idea of accountability

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Remember that your private actions matter and strive to improve your character even when no one is watching

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When the ayahs describe how the people of Hell will admit their mistakes, what lesson does this teach us about delaying repentance?

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Regret later is useless if you didn’t act when you had the chance

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How can remembering that Allah knows what’s hidden in your heart help improve your mental health when you feel lonely or misunderstood?

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It reminds you that you’re never truly alone and that someone understands you completely