Why were the defrauders specifically warned about the resurrection on the "Great Day"?

Because their actions show that they doubt the reckoning

Because the sun of that day will be very hot

Because everyone will receive many gifts on that day

Because they will meet all their old friends

What is meant by describing the records in Sijjin and Illiyyin as a "written book"?

That they are definitive and cannot be altered

That they are written in a secret code

That they are merely suggestions that can be changed

That the people themselves are the ones who wrote them

What is the main objective of describing the pleasures of Paradise in such detail in the Surah?

Encouraging the believers to do good deeds to win Paradise

Mentioning all types of available food and drink

Showing that Paradise resembles this world

Making the disbelievers feel envy towards the believers

Why is the prohibition of disbelievers from seeing Allah on the Day of Resurrection considered a severe punishment?

Because seeing Allah is the greatest blessing and the highest reward

Because they will not be able to ask for help

Because they will not be able to see the angels

Because the light will be very bright for them

What does the behavior of the defrauders (taking the full and giving the deficient) reveal about their personality?

That they are characterized by selfishness and injustice

That they are cautious and wise in dealing with money

That they are skilled and successful in their work

That they want to please their customers

What does the phrase "ran on their hearts" explain?

The cause of the sinners' inability to see the truth and their continuation in sins

The cause of feeling physical illness among the sinners

The cause of the sinners' failure in their trade

The cause of sinners often feeling sadness and loneliness

Why will the believers laugh at the disbelievers on the Day of Resurrection?

Because the mockers will receive the punishment they deserve

Because they tell funny jokes to each other

Because the faces of the disbelievers look strange to them

Because laughing is the only activity in Paradise

What is the main lesson from the hadith: "Whoever deceives us is not one of us"?

That deception is a major sin that distances its perpetrator from the community of believers

That deception is a minor mistake that can be forgiven with an apology

That Muslims should boycott those who deceive

That Muslims should only conduct business with each other

Who is the person described by the term "transgressor and sinful"?

One who exceeds the limits and deliberately commits sins

A person who commits a single mistake unintentionally

A person who feels remorse for their bad actions

An enemy who fights against the community and harms it

What is the purpose of concluding the chapter with the question: "Have the disbelievers been rewarded for what they used to do?"

Emphasizing that they will receive just recompense for their bad deeds.

The question is about whether the disbelievers have received good rewards.

The indication that Allah may forgive them.

Expressing confusion regarding what has happened to them.

A student who has only worked a little on a group project, but has put his name on the cover to obtain the same high grade as the others. This behavior is an example of:

Trustworthiness of the righteous

The owner of a grocery store always ensures the accuracy of his scale, and sometimes adds a little for free. What is the reward mentioned in the verse that he hopes to attain?

For his record to be placed in Illiyyin

For his heart to be covered with rust

To be among those who mock others

A student mocks his teacher because he was honest and returned a lost item. The student's action resembles the behavior of:

those who committed crimes in this worldly life

the righteous on the Day of Resurrection

the angels who witness the deeds

the people of the Prophet Shu'ayb who repented

The owner of a business who is tempted by his soul to lie in order to achieve more sales. Which idea from the Surah should prevent him?

Remembering that he will be resurrected for judgment

Remembering the verse about the drink of Tasneem

Remembering the verse about the laughter of the disbelievers

Remembering the verse about the couches in Paradise

If a person wants to prevent his heart from "rusting" due to sins, what is the best action he should take as mentioned in the lesson?

Repenting to God and stopping bad actions

Staying away from every sinful person

Only thinking about punishment throughout the day

What is the best way for a Muslim to "compete" as encouraged by the verse: "And in that let the competitors compete"?

Trying to do more good deeds than others

Trying to build the biggest house

Trying to earn the largest amount of money

A child was asked to divide a bag containing 10 candies with his brother. Which application of the lesson from the surah would be the most correct?

Giving his brother exactly 5 candies

Giving his brother 4 candies and keeping 6 for himself

Eating all the candies before his brother sees them

Only giving his brother the less preferred flavors

A student saw his friend cheating in the exam. Which lesson from Surah Al-Mutaffifin applies to this situation?

True success comes from honesty and God's blessings

There is no harm in cheating as long as no one sees you

A true friend also asks for the answers

The exam is not important in any case

What is the main difference in the description of the Book of Sijjin and the Book of Illiyin?

Sijjin is a record of punishment, while Illiyin is a record of honor

Sijjin is for men only, while Illiyin is for women only

Sijjin is a paper book, while Illiyin is a digital file

Sijjin is temporary, while Illiyin is permanent

How does the surah link between cheating in trade and lack of faith?

It indicates that those who cheat do not truly fear God's reckoning

It states that only the poor resort to cheating

It says that all traders will become infidels

It shows that faith is only in the heart and has no relation to actions

What is the relationship between the sins that a person commits and the "rust" on his heart?

The increase of sins makes the heart hard and blind to the truth

Committing many sins helps to purify the heart

Doing a lot of good deeds can cause the heart to rust

The state of a person's heart is not related to his actions

Compare the behavior of disbelievers in this world with the behavior of believers on the Day of Resurrection as shown in the Surah.

Disbelievers mock believers, but believers will laugh in the end

Disbelievers work, while believers will only rest

Disbelievers eat a lot, while believers will fast

All disbelievers are rich, while all believers are poor

Compare the main motivation of the defrauders and the main motivation of the righteous.

The defrauders seek worldly gain, while the righteous seek the pleasure of Allah.

The defrauders seek pleasure, while the righteous seek fame.

The defrauders seek donations, while the righteous seek power.

The defrauders seek knowledge, while the righteous seek wealth.

What is the relationship between the mockery of the disbelievers towards the believers in this world and the laughter of the believers at them in the Hereafter?

It reflects a complete reversal of their conditions by divine justice

It shows that both groups enjoy mocking the other

It means that the believers have learned to mock the disbelievers

It indicates that laughter is the main activity in this world and the Hereafter

Through the combination of the topic of commercial fraud and mocking the believers, what does the Surah indicate?

That lack of faith manifests in both financial and social injustice

That fraud in trade is a sin much greater than mocking

That mocking the believers is a sin much greater than fraud

That the topics of the Surah are unrelated

Analyze the actions of the defrauders. What is the fundamental belief mentioned in the surah that they lack?

Belief in the Day of Resurrection and accountability

Belief in the existence of angels

Belief in the stories of the prophets

Belief in the existence of jinn

What does the comparison between "Sijjin" (a narrow prison) and Paradise (spacious couches) emphasize?

The comfort of the righteous compared to the distress of the wretched

The different sizes of the books of deeds

The varying temperatures in each place

The number of angels assigned to each place

What connects the description of the disbelievers of the Quran as "legends" and their denial of the Day of Resurrection?

Both are excuses to reject God's message and avoid accountability

The word "legends" means that the stories are definitely true

The Quran contains only legends and has no rulings in it

The Day of Resurrection is described as the greatest legend

Which of these actions best expresses the spirit of "competition in good deeds" (So let the competitors compete)?

Giving charity secretly to please God only

Donating money to have your name on a building

Working hard to become the richest person in the city

Memorizing the Quran only to win the competition prize

A man argues, saying: "The small acts of cheating in my store do not harm anyone." How does Surah Al-Mutaffifin challenge this idea?

It shows that this sin is serious enough to warrant a warning with 'Woe'.

It states that only the major acts of cheating are punished.

It indicates that small acts of cheating are easily forgiven.

It implies that cheating is only wrong if exposed by the authorities.

Which statement best justifies why honesty in trade is considered an essential part of faith?

Honesty demonstrates true faith and fear of God's final judgment

Honest traders always become wealthier

Dishonest people can enter paradise if they pray a lot

Honesty is a good tradition but is separate from religion

Evaluate this action: A factory sells excellent products, but it pays its workers less than what they were promised. Based on the principles of the Surah, is this acceptable?

No, because this is a form of cheating and injustice to the workers' rights

Yes, because the quality of the final products is good

Yes, as long as the factory makes significant profits

No, because the owner should sell products of lower quality

A person hears the verses of warning but does not feel any fear. According to the surah, what is the most likely spiritual reason for that?

His heart has become 'rusty' due to sins, which prevents the warning from having an effect

He is very brave and does not fear pain

He did not understand the meanings of the Arabic words correctly

The verses about punishment are not meant to be taken literally

Which of the following is the most severe punishment for the wicked, based on the greatest reward for the righteous?

The deprivation of seeing God, which is the greatest failure

The physical pain in the fire of hell

The intense thirst they will feel on that day

The mockery of the believers at them in paradise

Evaluate this excuse: "I only cheat in my dealings with those who are not from my country." Why is this logic considered wrong in Islam?

Because the principles of justice and honesty in Islam apply to all people

This logic is correct because the rules only apply to your community

It's okay if the other person is known for being dishonest

The hadith of the Prophet (peace be upon him) allows this in some cases

WHO IS IN A MORE DANGEROUS SPIRITUAL STATE? A PERSON (A) WHO CHEATS AND FEELS GUILTY, OR A PERSON (B) WHO CHEATS AND FEELS PROUD OF HIS INTELLIGENCE?

PERSON (B), BECAUSE PRIDE IN SIN SHOWS A HEART THAT IS HARDER AND MORE DIFFICULT TO TREAT

PERSON (A), BECAUSE FEELING GUILTY IS A SIGN OF WEAKNESS IN PERSONALITY

BOTH ARE IN THE SAME STATE BECAUSE THE ACTION IS THE SAME

NEITHER OF THEM IS IN DANGER, AS LONG AS THEIR MATTERS ARE NOT REVEALED

What is the most important lesson that a fifth-grade student should apply in their life from this Surah?

That honesty in small things, like toys and homework, is part of faith

Planning to become a successful trader in the future

That it is important to learn how to mock others who are wrong

That a person should only befriend the righteous

A person is trustworthy in his trade, but he constantly mocks the religious. Why is this person's "righteousness" considered incomplete according to the surah?

Because true righteousness includes good character and respect for believers

Because mocking people is often more profitable than honesty

Because success in business is more important than how one treats others

Because you should only be honest with those you respect

سورة المطففين

Authored by Amal Abdelkader

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What is the meaning of the term "Al-Mutaffifin"?

Those who pray quickly

Those who reduce the measure and the scale

Those who argue in a loud voice

Those who are characterized by extreme generosity

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According to the noble surah, where is the book of the wicked preserved?

In Hell

In Illiyyin

In Sijjin

In the lowest earth

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What is the name of the high place where the Book of the Righteous is preserved?

Sijjin

Tasneem

Salsabeel

Illiyyun

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What is the punishment mentioned for the defrauders in the first verse?

Painful illness

Woe (destruction and punishment)

Significant financial loss

Loss of their family

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How do the disbelievers describe the verses of the Quran when they hear them?

As beautiful poetry

As a new message

As 'the legends of the ancients'

As difficult to understand

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According to the surah, what covers the hearts of the sinners?

The sorrow over their losses

The dust of the markets

The evil they used to do

The fear of poverty

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Which prophet was sent to warn his people specifically against cheating in measures and weights?

Prophet Moses (peace be upon him)

Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him)

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

Prophet Shu'ayb (peace be upon him)

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سورة المطففين

What is the meaning of the term "Al-Mutaffifin"?

According to the noble surah, where is the book of the wicked preserved?

What is the name of the high place where the Book of the Righteous is preserved?

What is the punishment mentioned for the defrauders in the first verse?

How do the disbelievers describe the verses of the Quran when they hear them?

According to the surah, what covers the hearts of the sinners?

Which prophet was sent to warn his people specifically against cheating in measures and weights?

What is the name of the fountain in Paradise from which the close ones to Allah drink?

According to the Noble Surah, who was laughing at the believers in this worldly life?

What is the final ingredient of the pure drink of the righteous in Paradise?

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