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WorksheetsSurah Abasa
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Surah Abasa is a ------
Makki Surah
Madani Surah
None of them
The sahabi about whom surah Abasa revealed __________
Abu Bakr (RA)
Abdullah ibn Umm Maqtum (RA)
Anas bin Malik (RA)
Prophet Muhammad , peace be upon him was conveying the message of Islam to ------
a. Some sahaba
b. Some Quraishi notable people
c. Some new Muslims
a and c
Who are more important to Allah?
The rich
The poor
The believers.
" Abasa" meaning is,
Turned away
Frowned
The opener
Abdullah ibn Umm Maqtum was -------------
Poor
Blind
Believer
All of the above
Allah SWT did not give importance to the Quraishi notable, because
a. They were rich and were having leading position
b. They were disbeliever
c. They were not showing interest on Prophet's dawah
b and c
From Surah Al Abasa we have learned,
cleanliness is important part of Islam
We must give zakah once in a year.
Islam is the religion of equality
A (a) man came to the prophet (saw) and asked him to teach him somethung
Abasa means
(a)
What is the meaning of عَبَسَ وَتَوَلَّىٰ
To him you give attention
The Prophet frowned and turned away
. While he fears [Allah],
What is the meaning ofأَن جَاءَهُ الْأَعْمَىٰ
As for he who thinks himself without need,
Because there came to him the blind man, [interrupting].
. To him you give attention
الأعمي means...
Blind
Deaf
Allah (SWT) sent this surah to...
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Prophet Adam (AS)
Prophet Saleh (AS)
Surah Abasa is a reminder for us to .....
To be tough with people
To be kind with people
To be rude with people
عبس means...
Smiled
Frowned
Shake his head
الأعمي means...
Blind
Deaf
.......وَمَا يُدۡرِيكَ لَعَلَّهُۥ
يذكر
يزكى
يتجلى
Allah (SWT) sent this surah to...
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Prophet Adam (AS)
Prophet Saleh (AS)
Surah Abasa is a reminder for us to .....
To be tough with people
To be kind with people
To be rude with people
The blind's man name is...
Abdullah Ibn Om Maktum
Abdullah Ibn Massoud
Abdullah Ibn Abdul-Muttalib
Al-Kafirun are the losers in the day of judgment...
True
False
