Understanding Shaitan and Attributes of Allah

What does the word "Qul" at the beginning of an ayah in the Quran signify?

• It signifies a command to listen carefully.

• It means Allah is teaching us how to make a supplication (dua) or respond to questions.

• It indicates a story is about to be told.

• It is a greeting from Allah to humanity.

What does "Rabb-in-naas" mean in the context of Surah Al-Nas?

• The Creator of the universe.

• The one who owns everything.

• The Sustainer and Provider of all people.

• The one who judges people's actions.

What attribute of Allah is highlighted by "Malik-in-naas"?

• Allah is the most merciful.

• Allah is the ultimate judge.

• Allah is the Master and true King of all mankind, possessing all power.

• Allah is the one who forgives sins.

Which of the following is NOT one of the three attributes of Allah mentioned in Surah Al-Nas?

• Sustainer and Provider of all people.

• Master of all mankind.

• The All-Forgiving.

• Real Deity of all mankind.

Which of the following are attributes of Allah that encompass protection, power, and sustenance?

• Rabb-in-naas (Sustainer, Provider)

• Malik-in-naas (Master of all mankind)

• Ilah-in-naas (Real Deity of all mankind)

• All of the above

What is Shaitan's primary method of influencing people?

• Physically forcing them to commit evil acts

• Whispering evil thoughts and suggestions

• Appearing in human form to deceive them

• Directly controlling their actions

Into whose hearts does Shaitan whisper evil thoughts?

• Only animals

• Only angels

• Only mankind

• Both jinn and mankind

Why is there no reason to be afraid of Shaitan?

• Shaitan is weak and powerless

• Allah is infinitely more powerful than Shaitan

• Shaitan only whispers to those who are already evil

• Shaitan can be easily defeated by human will alone