Year 8 Sem 1: Assessment Task 1

Which of the following is NOT one of the six pillars of Iman?

• Belief in the Bible

• Belief in the Angels

• Belief in the Prophets

• Belief in Fate (Al-Qadr)

How many prophets and messengers are mentioned by name in the Quran?

• 25

• 18

• 15

• 30

What was the primary mission of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)?

• To deliver Islam's teachings to the Arabs only

• To confirm and finalize the teachings of previous prophets

• To bring a new religion separate from previous messages

• To lead the Israelites back to the correct faith

Which of the following statements about Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) is FALSE?

• He was sent as the final messenger for all of humanity

• His mission was to deliver Islam's teachings for eternal peace

• His teachings were limited to the Arabian Peninsula

• The Qur'an is the final divine message revealed to him

Which Prophet is known as the father of many nations and had two sons who were also prophets?

• Prophet Musa

• Prophet Ibrahim

• Prophet Nuh

• Prophet Yusuf

The verse from Surah Al-Ahzab (33:40) confirms which of the following?

• Prophet Muhammad is the last messenger

• Prophet Musa’s message is still valid

• Another prophet will come after Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Isa is the final messenger

Which of the following prophets is mentioned in the Quran but NOT in the Bible?

• Prophet Danyal (Daniel)

• Prophet Armya (Jeremiah)

• Prophet Hud

• Prophet Ilyas (Elijah)

Why did Allah send prophets to all nations?

• To guide people based on their culture and language

• To establish different religions for different communities

• To spread Islam in one single generation

• To limit their teachings to only one nation

What happens if someone claims prophethood after Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)?

• They should be accepted as a new messenger

• Their message can be considered alongside the Qur'an

• They are a reformer rather than a prophet

• Their claim is considered false in Islam

Which of the following statements about prophets is TRUE?

• Prophets were divine beings with supernatural powers

• Some prophets were women, including Maryam (Mary)

• All prophets were men chosen by Allah

• The role of a prophet was easy and free from challenges