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Sittings in the month of Ramadan 12

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does a person profit in this world and the next?

a)

He busies himself with good and puts forward good deeds.

b)

He busies himself with worldly matters

c)

He busies himself with lust and desires

d)

He busies himself with the obedience of Allah

2.

What are some ways a person becomes deceived by this worldly life?

a)

Becoming heedless, utilizing their time in this world for just play and amusement

b)

Reading Quran regularly

c)

Attending the masjid for the obligatory Salat

d)

Amassing wealth, Collecting money, and inventions of gadgets

3.

Whom is the person who benefits himself in this life and the next?

a)

The person who is busy with this world and it is his main concern

b)

The prosperous person who busies himself in obtaining what will assist him in obedience to Allah the Exalted

c)

Spending their lives for something that will not remain with them

d)

Those who busy themselves with inventions

4.

What returns back to the actions of man?

a)

Statements and Actions

b)

Despise of this life; Love for the next

c)

Love of this world; Doing evil upon it

d)

Praise and Dispraise

5.

According to the text, What is Paradise built by?

a)

The obedience of Allah

b)

The remembrance of Allah: Subhanallah; Alhumdulillah; Allahu Akbar

c)

The statements La ilaha illah Allah; Subhana Wa Bihamdi; Subhana Allah Atheem

d)

Planting good plants and food that will be of benefit

6.

Who is the miserable person?

a)

The one who plants thorns and harmful things

b)

The one who utilizes this world in obedience and defeats the enemy.

c)

The one who only takes advantage of this world and becomes a slave to it

d)

The intelligent Muslim with insight to ponder the affairs of this world

7.

Why were the animals created?

a)

They were created to live amongst mankind

b)

They were created to be dealt with in a good manner

c)

They were created to benefit mankind for the hereafter

d)

They were created for this world for mankind to ride, eat, drink, and use their skin and fur.

8.

There is a Paradise and Hell for animals?

a)

True

b)

False

9.

What is the meaning Al-Qadr ?

a)

The status and position

b)

Love and Compassion

c)

The beginning of revelation of the Quran

d)

The night when the lifespans and decrees will happen

10.

In what position is the believer closest to His Lord?

a)

Bowing

b)

Raising his hands in Qunoot

c)

Standing

d)

Prostrating/ Sujud

11.

What did the Prophet ﷺ encourage the Muslim to make a lot of Dua in Sujud?

a)

Allah descends to the lowest part of the Heavens

b)

It is a known Sunnah

c)

Dua is worship

d)

The dua is more likely to be answered in this position

12.

Who descends during the night of Qadr to the earth?

a)

Allah

b)

The Ruh

c)

The planets and stars

d)

The Angels

13.

There are 70,000 angels that descend during the Night of Qadr?

a)

False, No one knows the number of Angels except Allah

b)

True, 70,000 angels descend to the earth.

14.

Name one of the reason the Angels are sent down on the night of Decree.

a)

To take the souls of mankind

b)

To assist in fighting in the cause of Allah

c)

To assist the Muslim upon obedience to Allah

d)

To strengthen the believers upon faith and obedience

15.

The Muslim should not despair.....

a)

In keeping kinship

b)

In the Mercy of Allah

c)

With making Dua

d)

In repentance to Allah

16.

It is upon the Muslim to become hasty and impatient in making Dua.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

It is upon a muslim to be certain that Allah is going to answer his Dua?

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Name the type of supplication that should be avoided?

a)

Supplication against the people when they have not been transgressed upon.

b)

Supplication for mercy and forgiveness

c)

Supplication for being healed or pardoned

d)

Supplication for sin or to obtain something impermissible to break the ties

e)

Supplication against someone who harms or makes a mistake against you.