Mahir and Hamid's Adventure

What was Mahir going to the supermarket to buy?

• Milk and bread

• Cheese and butter

• Fruits and vegetables

• Rice and sugar

Answer explanation

Mahir was going to the supermarket specifically to buy cheese and butter, which is the correct answer. The other options do not match his shopping list.

What caused Mahir and Hamid to fall?

• A puddle of water

• A car splashing water

• A large rock

• A slippery road

Answer explanation

Mahir and Hamid fell due to a car splashing water, which likely created a slippery surface. This is more plausible than a puddle, rock, or slippery road alone, as the splash would directly impact their balance.

How did Mahir react after he fell?

• He started laughing

• He blamed Hamid for making him fall

• He helped Hamid get up

• He walked away silently

Answer explanation

Mahir reacted by blaming Hamid for making him fall, indicating he felt frustrated and sought someone to hold responsible for the incident.

What did the man ask Mahir and Hamid when he saw them quarreling?

• Why are you fighting?

• Why are you shouting?

• Why are you hurting each other?

• Why did you both fall?

Answer explanation

The man likely asked 'Why are you fighting?' because it directly addresses the nature of the quarrel between Mahir and Hamid, making it the most relevant choice compared to the other options.

What did Mahir say about Hamid when they were arguing?

• “He made me fall.”

• “I hit him.”

• “He is careless.”

• “I did nothing wrong.”

Answer explanation

Mahir's statement, 'He made me fall,' indicates that he blames Hamid for causing his fall during the argument, highlighting Hamid's role in the incident.

What did the man tell Mahir and Hamid about quarrelling?

• “It’s okay to quarrel sometimes.”

• “You should always avoid quarrelling.”

• “Quarrelling is a bad habit.”

• “Quarrelling makes you the most hated by Allah.”

Answer explanation

The man emphasized that quarrelling is particularly disliked by Allah, indicating its severity. This aligns with the correct answer, "Quarrelling makes you the most hated by Allah," highlighting the importance of avoiding conflicts.

What did Mahir remember his father saying?

• “It’s okay to quarrel if you're right.”

• “People who quarrel without reason are hated by Allah.”

• “Never argue with your friends.”

• “Avoid falling in public.”

Answer explanation

Mahir recalled his father's words emphasizing the importance of reason in disputes, stating that "People who quarrel without reason are hated by Allah." This highlights the value of thoughtful communication over unnecessary conflict.

What did the man say about those who give up arguing, even if they are right?

• “They will be rewarded with peace.”

• “They will be given a house near Jannah.”

• “They will enter Jannah immediately.”

• “They will have many blessings.”

Answer explanation

The man stated that those who give up arguing, even when they are right, will be rewarded with a house near Jannah. This highlights the value of humility and peace over being right.

What is promised to those who abandon lying, even for fun?

• A house in the middle of Jannah

• A house in the highest part of Jannah

• A house in the surroundings of Jannah

• A mansion in this world

Answer explanation

Those who abandon lying, even for fun, are promised a house in the middle of Jannah. This highlights the importance of truthfulness and the rewards associated with it in the afterlife.

What did Mahir and Hamid agree on in the end?

• They would continue arguing.

• They wanted a house in Jannah.

• They would stay away from each other.

• They would apologize to each other.

Answer explanation

In the end, Mahir and Hamid agreed that they wanted a house in Jannah, indicating a shared spiritual goal rather than continuing their argument or distancing themselves.