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• What does surah Al-Fajr imply about the reward for those who lead a righteous life?

• • They will face eternal punishment.

• • They will be granted entry to a garden of eternal bliss.

• • They will be reincarnated.

• • They will receive material wealth on Earth.

According to surah Al-Ghaashiyah , what is the fate of those who turn away from the path of righteousness?

• • They will live happily ever after.

• • They will be burning in a scorching Fire.

• • They will be forgiven unconditionally.

• • They will gain wisdom.

In surah Al-Fajr, what attitude leads people to stray from the right path?

• • Gratitude and humility.

• • Arrogance and ingratitude.

• • Fear and caution.

• • Patience and perseverance.

In surah Al-Balad, what are the two paths mentioned?

• • The path of ease and the path of hardship.

• • The path of knowledge and the path of ignorance.

• • The path of righteousness and the path of wickedness.

• • The path of wealth and the path of poverty.

Surah Ash-Shams highlights the importance of purification of our souls . What does it suggest about the soul?

• • The soul is inherently evil.

• • The soul must be purified through good deeds.

• • The soul is unchangeable.

• • The soul is not significant in the path to righteousness.

Surah Al-Balad describes the metaphor of taking the high road. What does it mean to 'take the high road' in this Ayat?

• • Choosing the easier path in life.

• • Facing and overcoming challenges with integrity.

• • Avoiding any form of confrontation.

• • Seeking wealth and power.

According to Al-Balad, what is a key characteristic of the people on the right path?

What does Al-Fajr promise to the soul that is content and righteous?

• • Eternal punishment.

• • Return to its Lord and entrance to Paradise.

• • Reincarnation as a human.

• • Eternal wandering without purpose.

What does Al-Fajr teach us about people who neglect their duty to Allah?

• They will be praised for their efforts.

• They will realize their mistakes and regret badly

• They will be given another chance.

• They will be forgotten.

How does serving God relate to serving His creation according to the lesson?