Year 9 EOT1 Revision

What title did the Quraysh give to the Prophet (PBUH) before Islam?

• As-Sadiq and Al-Ameen
• Ar-Rahman and Al-Azeem
• Al-Mu'allim and Al-Faqih
• Al-Haqq and Al-Kareem

Why did Allah swear by the Qur’an in the beginning of Surah Yaseen?

• To affirm the truth of the Prophet’s message
• It teaches laws of the past
• It helps build leadership
• It is useful only for scholars

What does the term ‘Aghlalan’ refer to in Surah Yaseen?

• Shackles on necks of disbelievers — symbolising denial
• Chains that protect believers
• Rings of angels
• Crowns of paradise

What does “on a straight path” mean in the context of the Qur’an?

• Following the path of truth and obedience to Allah
• Being kind is enough
• Obeying family is the same as obeying Allah
• Just avoid major sins

How does the Qur’an benefit the believers according to Surah Yaseen?

• It’s a guide and mercy for those who fear Allah
• Only teaches halal and haram
• Gives stories only for children
• Focuses on history, not action

Why do some people reject truth even when it’s clear?

• Due to arrogance and love for worldly life
• Because they lack education
• Because of poverty
• Because they don’t read Arabic

How is Surah Yaseen relevant to Muslims today?

• It reminds us to remain firm in belief despite distractions
• It lists halal foods
• It describes laws of war
• It tells ancient Arab stories

How does the Qur’an describe people who turn away from guidance?

• As those who are blind and chained by disbelief
• As weak but excused
• As needing more hadith
• As poor in knowledge only

If a student lies to avoid punishment, what can they learn from Surah Yaseen?

• Truth always leads to peace; lies bring burden and regret
• Hiding the truth protects relationships
• Telling lies avoids conflict
• Truth is less important than intention

What’s a modern example of following “the straight path”?

• Choosing honesty over peer pressure
• Skipping salah but helping others
• Only avoiding haram food
• Doing what friends say is fine