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Yasir Qadhi on Charlie Hebdo Caricatures

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did the Charlie Hebdo magazine portray?

a)

Derogotary caricatures of Allah SWT

b)

Derogotary caricatures of Jibreel AS

c)

Derogotary caricatures of Muhammad SAW

d)

Derogotary caricatures of Islam, in general

2.

Is a single Muslim individual permitted to become a judge/jury/executioner, in a non-Muslim land?

a)

YES

b)

NO

c)

PERHAPS

d)

MAYBE

3.

Were the Charlie Hebdo attacks, against Islam, or in the name of Allah?

a)

Against Islam

b)

In the name of Allah SWT

c)

Against Islam, but claiming to be in the name of Allāh SWT

d)

For Islam but not in the name of Allah SWT

4.

How many examples are there in the Seerah of rejectors of Islam being a political threat?

a)

NONE

b)

A FEW

c)

MANY

d)

A LOT

5.

A famous Hadith: A'isha RA said, "Rasoolullāh (SAW) never took (a)   (7) for a personal issue, except for the sake of Allah SWT."

6.

What happened in the Charlie Hebdo attack/shooting/masacre?

a)

The staff performed suicide, by killing each other

b)

The staff were attacked by the French government?

c)

The staff were attacked by a bunch of Muslims

d)

Nobody knows what happened

7.

Killing and murder goes (a)   (7) the Sunnah of Rasoolullāh SAW.

8.

The murders have __________ the prestige and image of Islām.

a)

protected

b)

destroyed

c)

harmed

d)

saved

e)

honoured

9.

Which country were the Charlie Hebdo magazines published in?

a)

United Kingdom

b)

United States of America

c)

United Arab Emirates

d)

France

e)

Saudi Arabia

10.

Yasir Qadhi said, "I swear by Allāh, you [those who claim to be defending the Prophet SAW] have done more (a)   (6) to our Prophet's (SAW) reputation than anything that the cartoonists and satirists could ever have done."

11.

Regarding the exposure of the caricatures, what did President Emmanuel Macron do?

a)

He published them online

b)

He published them 24/7 on bilboards around the country

c)

He reported them

d)

He criticised them

e)

He reprinted the magazines from an external publisher

12.

In France, what did President Emmanuel Macron do, in relation to the Masjids?

a)

He shut every single one down

b)

He built over 100 new Mosques

c)

He shut down over 70 Masjids

d)

He shut down over 100 Masjid

e)

He shut 1 down and opened 2

13.

What did President Emmanuel Macron do to Islamic charities?

a)

He helped fundraise for numerous charities

b)

He developed his own charities

c)

He placed a lockdown on charitable organisations

d)

He banned charitable associations

e)

He left them alone

14.

According to President Emmanuel Macron, what was the reason for doing all of these actions?

a)

He is retaliating against the Charlie Hebdo attacks

b)

He is Islamophobic

c)

He calls it Freedom of Speech

d)

He was told/commanded to do it

15.

According to Yasir Qadhi, when does Freedom of Speech apply? (Select all that apply)

a)

When truth is spoken to power

b)

When a minority speaks to the majority

c)

When a leader/government teaches to speak against a minority

d)

When the bullied have freedom to speak against the bullies.

e)

When someone is free to speak

16.

What percentage of France have accepted Islam, or born Muslim?

a)

100%

b)

50%

c)

>7%

d)

>10%

e)

<7%

17.

What is the major event of France's past which portrays them as brutal?

a)

The occupation of the French East India company for 5 years

b)

Trading occupation of the Americas for around 200 years

c)

Brutal occupation of Algeria for over 100 years

d)

Brutal occupation of Morocco for over 100 years

e)

Brutal occupation of Senegal for over 100 years

18.

During France's brutal occupation of Algeria and Northern Africa, what happened? (Select all that apply)

a)

Concentration camps were set up

b)

The objectors were dragged along the road from a car

c)

Millions of people were killed

d)

Rape was rampered

e)

Some of the Algerians' skulls still exist in French museums today

19.

What can we tell about North-Africans in France today? (Select all that apply)

a)

They are immigrants and don't belong in the country

b)

Their lands were colonised by the French

c)

They are being discriminated against

d)

They were brought in for jobs and yet they don't find any jobs

e)

They are enemies in disguise

20.

What is the true contextualisation of the attack on the French teacher (who portrayed the Charlie Hebdo caricatures publicly)?

a)

The teacher was working for the Charlie Hebdo company

b)

The murder came from the books of Fiqh

c)

The murderer was angry because of mistreatment

d)

This happened so that the caricatures receive publicity

21.

What is the bigger picture of this incident?

a)

It is a declaration of war against Islam

b)

This is a tactic/bait to encourage more incidents

c)

They are incouraging Islamophobia

d)

They are encouraging more people to accept Islam.

e)

They are encouraging more Muslims to enter France.