Quiz on Prophet Ayyub's Trials

According to the text, how many years of prosperity did Prophet Ayyub (Job) experience before facing his trials?

• 7 years

• 10 years

• 80 years

• 18 years

What is highlighted as Prophet Ayyub’s primary response to his prolonged suffering?

• Anger and despair

• Patience and gratitude

• Seeking revenge on others

• Doubting his faith

In Surah Al-Anbiya (21:83–84), how did Allah respond to Prophet Ayyub’s supplication?

• He prolonged his hardship to test him further.

• He removed his adversity and restored his family and wealth.

• He asked Ayyub to endure additional suffering.

• He replaced Ayyub with another prophet.

What key trait of Prophet Ayyub’s wife does the text emphasize?

• Her wealth and status

• Her eloquence in speech

• Her unwavering faithfulness and support

• Her ability to heal illnesses

Which of the following Quranic verses is mentioned as a reminder that the patient will be rewarded 'in full, without reckoning'?

• Surah Al-Anbiya (21:83–84)

• Surah Az-Zumar (39:10)

• Surah Al-Baqarah (2:45)

• Surah As-Saff (61:13)

What does the text say about how Allah can change a believer’s hardships?

• Allah can instantly transform them into ease.

• Allah only reduces them gradually over many years.

• Allah prevents any future hardship once a person suffers once.

• Allah does not intervene in worldly matters.

Which of the following best describes the virtue of patience (sabr) according to the text?

• It is unrelated to a person’s faith (iman).

• It is a sign of weakness in one’s character.

• It is an essential part of true faith (iman).

• It must be demonstrated only when times are good.

Why did Prophet Ayyub vow to strike his wife, and how was that resolved?

• He was commanded to do so by an angel and never resolved it.

• He suspected her of wrongdoing, but she fled before it happened.

• He made an oath during his suffering, and Allah later guided him to fulfill it symbolically without harming her.

• He was influenced by others to punish her severely, and he did so.

What lesson does the story of Prophet Ayyub primarily teach, as emphasized in the text?

• Wealth is more important than faith.

• Complaining to others is the best way to seek help.

• True believers never experience hardships.

• Patience and reliance on Allah lead to eventual relief and reward.

The pamphlet includes a du’aa (supplication) for those who are tested. What is its main purpose?

• To request immediate wealth and power

• To express anger toward one’s difficulties

• To seek relief, healing, and steadfastness in hardship

• To ask for punishment on one’s enemies