Islamic Studies—1st Semester Assessment

Match the following.

• Showing off good deeds

• Kufr

• Joining others in worship with Allah

• Shirk

• Believing and submitting to Allah Alone

• Islam

• Not believing in or rejecting Islam

• Hypocrisy

• Pretending to believe in Islam

• Minor Shirk

What is the one deed that the Muslim is never excused from?

• Hajj

• Salat

• Fasting Ramadan

• Paying Zakat

When water is not available or is unusable, we should

• make tayammum.

• pray later.

• not pray. Allah knows our excuse.

• pray without wudu.

If you forget to say ​ (a)   before making wudu, then your wudu is ​ (b)   .

• bismillah
• invalid
• valid
• the shahadah
• alhumdulillah

To say the shahadah, establish the prayers, pay the zakat, fast Ramadan, and perform Hajj

• Islam

• Iman

• Ihsan

To believe in Allah, the Angels, the Books, the Prophets, the Day of Judgement, and the Decree—the good and the bad of it.

• Islam

• Iman

• Ihsan

To worship Allah as though you see Him and if you don’t see him, then know that He sees you.

• Islam

• Iman

• Ihsan

Label the pyramid with each of the levels of faith. Put the lowest on the bottom and the highest at the top.

c

b

a

Ihsan

Islam

Iman

A Muslim must ​ ​ (a)   whatever Allah has revealed in the ​ (b)   and ​ (c)   ​ (d)   exception.

• Qur'an
• sunnah
• question
• heavens
• earth
• accept
• without
• with

Place the effects/results in the appropriate place.

Groups:

(a) A new Muslim

,

(b) Believer

,

(c) Shirk

• Follows the religion of the prophets.

• Previous good deeds are kept.

• Will not be forgiven by Allah.

• Having their deeds counted.

• Being guided to the Straight Path.

• All previous sins are erased.

• Become the worst of Creation.

• Has a chance for Jannah.

• Causes the person to go astray.

• 1. Being rewarded with Jannah.

• Allah and the Angels send blessings upon them.

• Leads to Hellfire.