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Prophet Question 2020 Daisy

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the greatest privilege of life?

a)

Dynamic social encounter

b)

extensive knowledge

c)

belief in religion

d)

the greatest privilege of life are the struggles

2.

What lights the lamp of culture and civilization?

a)

United efforts and endeavors

b)

Struggles and endeavors

c)

perseverance and scientific discoveries

d)

Knowledge and faith

3.

How many qualities must a lawgiver have?

a)

25

b)

12

c)

7

d)

5

4.

What do laws define?

a)

duties

b)

rules

c)

regulations

d)

orders

5.

What are the greatest needs of humanity?

a)

water, so we don't die of thirst

b)

having a leader to guide us and remind us of the rightful things

c)

family, so you don't become too lonely and go on the wrong path

d)

laws, to define the rights and wrongs and what we should or should not do

6.

What do laws prevent?

a)

Chaos

b)

Conflicts between individuals and/or groups

c)

Punishments

d)

The aggression of individuals against the rights of each other

7.

Name a simile that compares what we know to what we do not know.

a)

like an echo in the forest

b)

like a drop in the ocean

c)

like the sun as compared to a flashlight

d)

like an arrow in the blue sky

8.

What groups can Life's issues be divided into?

a)

intelligent

b)

primary

c)

unknown

d)

unintelligent

9.

What are prophets related to?

a)

divine revelation

b)

endless knowledge of god

c)

all of the above

d)

none of the above

10.

How many reasons are there explaining why we need the guidance of prophets and name them.

a)

2: The need for teaching and the need for leadership in social areas

b)

3; The need for teaching, leadership in social, and moral areas,

c)

4; The need for traveling, leadership in wrongful areas

d)

1; the need for guidance

11.

In total, how many branches are there to being immaculate?

a)

5

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

12.

What is one of the most important reasons for the prophet's immaculateness

a)

kindness

b)

honesty

c)

trustworthiness

d)

reliability

13.

Is the immaculateness of the prophets coercive or a result of free will? Why?

a)

Free will, because they are chosen by Allah

b)

Coercive, because they are chosen by Allah

c)

Coercive, because they are still human

d)

Free will, because they are still human

14.

Why do we say that prophets are immaculate?

a)

they are insured against sin

b)

They are insured against punishment

c)

they are immaculate

d)

they are kind

15.

A miracle is not an act that is not possible without ____

a)

reason

b)

cause

c)

deed

d)

nature

16.

How many conditions are there for a miracle?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

17.

How are prophets able to be immaculate?

a)

Their great knowledge

b)

Their awareness

c)

Their faith

d)

all of the above

18.

Allah has given a command for complete obedience of prophets

a)

true

b)

false

19.

What is the difference between an ascetic and a magician?

a)

the difference is very minor and it is that a prophet is chosen by god

b)

an ascetic can only do something that he has practiced and it can be repeated

c)

a prophet can only do something that he has practiced and it can be repeated

d)

all of the above

20.

The Quran is an intellectual miracle

a)

true because all miracles are intellectual

b)

false because it is eternal and everlasting

21.

Why have the enemies of the Quran referred to it as magic?

a)

Because of the way it was written

b)

Because of the way it makes others jealous

c)

Because it was not able to survive up to this day

d)

Because of the way it has been changed over the years

22.

What was the story of Walid ibn Mughayrah?

a)

He became fascinated by the Quran and claimed he wrote it

b)

He became fascinated by the Quran and said that Prophet Muhammad is a magician

c)

he is not a real person

d)

He became a Muslim and dedicated his life to Islam.

23.

What is the philosophy behind the beginning letters of some of the verses of the Holy

Qur’an?

a)

No one can prove any of the stuff wrong, nor can they write something better than the Quran.

b)

Several points of view

c)

that God is showing the great miraculous and eternal quality of the Holy Qur‘an.

d)

It is still seen today, it has a lot of scientific discoveries that are just being discovered, and it is written in a way that no one can dare to write a better verse.

24.

What does Eloquence mean?

a)

The sweetness and extraordinary attraction of the miraculous words and concepts.

b)

different points of view

c)

The expression of the highest content from every point of view, especially beliefs which lack any sort of superstition

d)

the uncovering of issues which human beings during that age had not come to know.

25.

What does Scientific Miracle mean?

a)

The expression of the highest content from every point of view, especially beliefs which lack any sort of superstition.

b)

That is, the uncovering of issues which human beings during that age had not come to know.

c)

The sweetness and extraordinary attraction of the miraculous words and concepts.

d)

different points of view

26.

What did the opponents of the Holy Quran refer to the Prophet of Islam as?

a)

leader

b)

most merciful

c)

bewitcher

d)

rude

27.

What age did the 'mu'alaqat sab' refer to?

a)

Age of Ignorance

b)

Stone Age

c)

Bronze Age

d)

Iron Age

28.

What is a good way to distinguish a real Prophet from a person who is a fraud? check all that apply

a)

Evaluate their miracles to see if they are beyond human power

b)

Study the story of their life. Learn about their knowledge, lessons, life history, etc.

c)

Ask questions about their family.

d)

All of the above

29.

What is NOT a difference between a miracle and an extraordinary feat?

a)

Miracles are only performed by Prophets/Imams

b)

There is a limit to miracles, but extraordinary feats are limitless

c)

An extraordinary feat can only be done at the choice of the person doing it. You cannot request him to do something you wish.

d)

A miracle cannot be recreated by humans, but extraordinary feats can be

30.

How many subjects do we have which we can analyze to determine the truthfulness of a Prophet?

a)

5

b)

8

c)

10

d)

12

31.

What is a way of determining a Prophet's Truthfulness?

a)

Analyzing his miracles

b)

praying to Allah for guidance

c)

Asking the Prophet if he is telling the truth

d)

All of the above

32.

What was Prophet (pbuh) known for, even in the Age of Ignorance?

a)

Wealth

b)

Beauty

c)

Family

d)

Trustworthiness

33.

Did the Prophet (PBUH) not forgive his enemies in Mecca after victory over the city?

a)

yes

b)

no

34.

What was the environment in which the Prophet was born and raised? choose all that apply

a)

idolatry

b)

bigotry

c)

tribalism

d)

ignorance

35.

What was the world full of when the Prophet (PBUH) taught human equality?

a)

racial discrimination

b)

oppression

c)

class superiority

d)

all of the above

36.

Which of the following was a common practice of the Prophet (PBUH)? choose all that apply

a)

To not attack civilians

b)

to not cut down forests and date palms

c)

to not pollute the drinking water of the enemy

d)

good treatment of prisoners of war.

37.

To keep the Prophet (PBUH) from being heard, his enemies would ______ while the Prophet (PBUH) was speaking.

a)

Push the people away

b)

raise a commotion

c)

listen carefully

d)

read the azaan

38.

Did the Prophet (PBUH) never show fear or doubt, even in the face of danger and his enemies?

a)

yes

b)

no

39.

What is one thing a lot of historians are surprised about regarding Islam?

a)

That it is followed by so many people

b)

That it has such a truthful Prophet

c)

That it spread so fast

d)

That it spread so slowly

40.

Any extraordinary work that comes from someone who is not a Prophet/Imam, is not considered a miracle

a)

True

b)

false

c)

it would depend on what the "work" or "deed" is

41.

What are the conditions of miracles?

a)

No person or group of people can recreate the miracle

b)

It is something which is possible and accepted

c)

The miracle holder must be able to challenge others to try to perform the miracle

d)

all of the above

42.

What does Ma'sum mean?

a)

Infallible

b)

Knowledgeable

c)

Pious

d)

Not completely free of error

43.

What is the reason Allah sent us prophets?

a)

We need teachers

b)

Because he can

c)

Because we need leaders

d)

none of the above

44.

What were people of the Age of Ignorance referred to as?

a)

savage

b)

classy

c)

bougie

d)

knowledgeable

45.

Who said that the earth was immobile and how long did this rule human thought?

a)

Ptolemy, 1500 years

b)

Newton, 1000 years after the quran was revealed.

c)

Einstein, 900 years

d)

Christopher, 800 years

46.

Who was the first person who discovered the law of gravity and in what age did he

live?

a)

Newton, 1000 years after the quran was revealed.

b)

Ptolemy, 1500 years

c)

Einstein, 900 years

d)

Christopher, 800 years

47.

What does the Holy Quran contain

a)

the entire encyclopedia of various sciences

b)

purity

c)

ethics

d)

order

48.

What is the exact meaning of 'seal'

a)

final/ end of

b)

Sea, Earth, Air, Land

c)

close someone's eyes

d)

good fortune

49.

The verses of the Holy Quran are not necessarily explicit proof of the end of prophethood with the Prophet of Islam.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

The Holy Quran says that you should only describe the real qualities of the Prophet which are

a)

two: kindness and seal of prophethood

b)

two: divinity and seal of prophethood

c)

two: divine mission and seal of prophethood

d)

one: father of one of these individuals

51.

Who said this

"The permissible of Muhammad is permissible until the Day of Resurrection and the forbidden is forbidden until the Day of Resurrection."

a)

Imam Sadiq (a.s)

b)

Imam Ali (a.s)

c)

Prophet (PBUH)

d)

Imam Hussain

52.

How many kinds of laws does Islam have?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

2

53.

How do the laws in Islam answer our needs today?

a)

they are based by never changing and changing time to time. However, these laws will remain forever as the necessity for the belief in unity and humanity.

b)

they are based on nothing in particular. However, these laws will remain forever as the necessity for the belief in unity and humanity.

c)

they are based by never changing.

d)

they are based by always changing.

54.

Why were the people of our age deprived of Divine Prophets?

a)

They were very respectful

b)

They were negligent of important points

c)

They hated each other

d)

none of the above

55.

What does "vilayat-i-faqih" mean?

a)

the leadership of a religious jurisprudent who has all of the necessary conditions so that Islamic society is not left without a guardian

b)

the end of the line of the prophets

c)

the leadership of religious jurisprudents who have the necessary conditions of knowledge, piety, and political awareness.

d)

all of the above

56.

what does the principle "la zarar" mean?

a)

recognizing such a leader also has been clearly expressed in Islam.

b)

that any law which will harm an individual or society must be limited

c)

the end of the line of the prophets

d)

laboratory of zara

57.

How much do humans know about this world?

a)

We know nothing

b)

We know the same as what we do not know

c)

We know more than what we do not know

d)

We know a very tiny amount compared to what we do not know

58.

Is the immaculateness of Prophets forced or their own free will?

a)

Forced

b)

Free will

59.

A lot of extremists have helped bring the truth about miracles to the public.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

What did the ring, used for seals at the end of letters, of the Holy Prophet say?

a)

Muhammad is the Prophet of God and Ali is the first Imam

b)

Prophet Muhammad

c)

There is no god but Allah

d)

There is no god but God and Muhammad is the Prophet of God