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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 3570secs
Which of the following is not one of the reasons why the pre-Islamic period is called the Age of Ignorance?
Men wanted to be like women.
They would kill their daughters.
They worshiped idols.
They despised women.
He wept bitterly when he took to his deathbed. When he was asked what was wrong, he replied: “I’m weeping because I’ll no longer be able to embrace Muhammad,” and He said “I’m afraid something might happen to my Matchless Pearl?
Who is the one who says these words above?
Abu Talib
Abdulmuttalib
Abdullah
Ka‘b ibn Luayy
He would be blessed with being the father of the Prophet’s progeny. After Prophethood, the Messenger of God said to ‘him: “Every other Prophet’s progeny descended from himself, but my progeny will descend from you.” ‘He would be the father and the greatest saint until the Last Day, as the representative of the Prophet’s sainthood.
Who is this sacred person?
Hz. Abubakir(RA)
Hz. Omar(RA)
Hz. Ali(RA)
Hz. Osman(RA)
Which of the following months is not a sacred month?
Zilkade
Zilhijjah
Muharram
Ramazan
In the battle of …………, the Prophet helped his uncle, ………………to collect the arrows shot by the enemy.
Which of the following would fit in the blanks above?
Fijar – Zubeyr Bin Abdulmuttalib
Fijar – Zubeyr Bin Avvam
Hilf al-fudul - Zubeyr Bin Abdulmuttalib
Uhud – Abu Talib
What does hilf al-fudul mean?
The Alliance of the Values
The Alliance of the Virtuous
The Alliance of the Religious
The Alliance of the Righteous
Companion once asked God’s Messenger to talk about himself. He said: “I am the one for whose coming ……….. prayed and of whom ………. gave glad tidings.”Which of the following should bring to the blanks that is given in this sentence?
Abraham - Moses
Jesus - Abraham
Abraham - Jesus
Abraham - Noah
“You will be a Prophet, the Last Prophet. I wish that God would allow me to live to see you raised as a Prophet. I would follow you, carry your shoes and protect you against your enemies!”
Which of the following is the person saying this words?
Varaka bin Navfal
Zubayr ibn‘ Abd al-Muttalib
Ka‘b ibn Luayy
Monk Bahira
The Lord came from ……. and dawned over them from ………; He shone forth from ………..(Deuteronomy 33:2).
Which of the following should be brought to the blanks respectively that are given in this sentence?
Sinai – Seir - Mount Paran
Sinai – Seir - Mount Paran
Mount Paran – Sinai - Seir
Sinai - Mount Paran – Seir
But I tell you the truth: It is for your good that I am going away. Unless I go away, the Paraclete will not come to you; but if I go, I will send him to you. When he comes, he will convict the world of guilt in regard to sin and righteousness and judgment. (John, 16:7-8)
What does Paraclete in this verse of Gospel mean in Greek?
Counselor
The Distinguisher between Truth and Falsehood
Helper
Holy Spirit
I was with him during his last moments. Whenever he became ill, he would ask me to pray for him and, expecting my prayer to be accepted through the blessing of his auspicious hand, I held his hand and prayed. During his last illness, I wanted to do the same and pray, when he suddenly withdrew his hand and said: “To Rafiq al-A‘la.”
Who is narrating this incident and what is the meaning of Rafiq al-A‘la?
Fatimah(RA) - The Highest Recidence
Hatija(RA) - The Highest Abode
A’isha(RA) - The Highest Abode
Ummu Seleme (RA) - The Highest Dwelling
Jerusalem was conquered during ‘Umar’s caliphate. When the Muslims’ supreme commander asked its priests to submit the keys of the city, they A answered: “We cannot see among you the man to whom we are to submit the keys.” They had read in their religious books a description of who was qualified to receive the keys.
What were two pieces of evidence that were the cause of being convinced of the priests to submit key of the city?
Army of Islam was very crowded – Commanders was very strong
Priests were amazed Caliph's expensive clothes - Caliph had too many slaves
The caliph was riding a camel pulling by a servant - There was several patches on servant’s robe
The caliph was pulling a camel ridden by a servant – There are several patches on his robe
“I intended twice in my childhood to attend a wedding ceremony. On both occasions, I was overpowered by sleep halfway [and thus was protected against any sin I would later prohibit]”; and “While repairing the Ka‘ba, prior to my Prophethood, I was carrying stones. As everyone did, I wrapped my garment’s lower part over my shoulder to avoid injury. Part of my thigh was left uncovered. All of a sudden, the angel I had seen several times in my childhood appeared to me in all his majesty. I fell down and fainted. That was the first and last time I uncovered any part of my body that God ordered to be covered.”
These two incidents what does prove to us?
Prophets were specially brought up by God.
We should not wrap lower parts of our garments
Prophets were prohibited to join the wedding.
Children should not join to the wedding.
Which of the following is not a characteristic of prophets?
truthfulness
literacy
trustworthiness
intelligence
Which of the following The prophet (SAV)'s predictions that about the unseen are different others?
Umar reports in a narration recorded in Sahih al-Muslim: Before the Battle of Badr started, God’s Messenger walked around the battlefield and pointed to some locations, saying: “Abu Jahl will be killed here, ‘Utba here, Shayba here, Walid here, and so on.” By God, after the battle we found their corpses in those exact places
A young man named ‘Abd Allah asked who his father was. Since illicit intercourse was widespread in pre-Islamic times, this young man was attributed to someone other than Hudafa al-Sahmi, whom he called father. God’s Messenger told him his father was Hudafa al-Sahmi. Freed from groundless accusations, ‘Abd Allah was relieved and thereafter was called ‘Abd Allah ibn Hudafa al-Sahmi.
Bukhari and Muslim report from Usama: “One day I was with God’s Messenger on the roof of a tall building in Medina. Looking around, he said: ‘I see seditious events and internal conflicts pouring down like raindrops among your houses.’
Ahmad ibn Hanbal reports: One day, God’s Messenger was sitting in the mosque with his Companions. He told them: “In a few minutes, a man with a shining face will come. He is one of the best people of Yemen, and has on his forehead an angel’s handprint.” After a short while the man came and, kneeling before God’s Messenger proclaimed his conversion. He was Jarir ibn ‘Abd Allah al-Bajali
According to Ahmad ibn Hanbal, he also declared: “Keep away from the ………. as you do from a lion.
Which of the following should be brought to the blank that is given in this sentence?
typhus
cholera
measles
leper
God’s Messenger declared: “Each of you is a shepherd [manager], and each of you is responsible for your flock.
In the continuation of the hadith, some examples described as shepherds are given. Which of the following is not one of them?
A master
A wife
A husband
A servant
Prophets were sent to convey this Message and to illuminate the path to happiness in this world and the next. In this book, Author has been discussing some essential points regarding how a Prophet conveys the Divine Message.
Which of the following is not one of these points?
A Comprehensive Invitation to God
Take over the ruling of Macca.
The Method
Consistent Effort
Ikrima was one of the staunchest enemies of Islam and the Messenger, and an active participant in all plots to defeat him. He fled to Yemen with his wife on the day Mecca was conquered, while many of his comrades chose conversion. His wife, Umm Hakam, convinced him to go to God’s Messenger and ask forgiveness. Despite his previous hostility, Ikrima was welcomed by God’s Messenger with a compliment phrase.
What was this phrase?
“Welcome, O rider!”
“Welcome, O emigrant hider!”
“Welcome, O emigrant rider!”
“Welcome, O sacred rider!”
God’s Messenger won ‘Umar’s heart by appreciating his good sense. He told ‘Umar: “I can’t understand how a reasonable man like you can expect anything from inanimate objects like stones, wood, or soil.” He also inspired confidence in ‘Umar through his good conduct.
Which aspect of God's messenger has been showing us through such incidents?
Practicing in their life what they preach.
Not asking any reward for their communicating Allah's messages.
Doing consistently what they are supposed to do.
Knowing how to be approached to the people
“Muhammad was not a god, but he was not just a human being either.”
When did Auguste Comte say this sentence?
When he learned that The Prophet(SAV) was unlettered.
When he heard azan it was the first time.
When he read The Prophet(SAV)’s life.
When he read The Quran it was the first time.
Hakim al-Nisaburi divided them into twelve ranks, and most scholars accept his ranking:
According to this ranking, which of the following are the first and the last rank?
The four Rightly Guided Caliphs, and the rest of the ten who were promised Paradise while still alive
Children who saw the Messenger any time or any place after the conquest of Mecca.
Those who believed prior to ‘Umar’s conversion and met secretly in Arqam’s house to listen to the Messenger.
Those who became Muslims after the conquest of Mecca.
The Companions who fought at Badr.
Children who saw the Messenger any time or any place after the conquest of Mecca
The four Rightly Guided Caliphs
The ten who were promised Paradise while still alive.
Which of the following cannot be a reason in the early period of his Messengership the Prophet did not allow his Companions to write down what he said?
He did not want the Companions to go to astray by writing down that which is not found in the Book of God
He was a side of to be memorized everything by the Companions.
He wanted to be sure that later generations would not mistake his words for those of God.
He did not want the Companions to confuse the Qur’anic verses with his own words.
Which of the following is not one of the reasons why the Companions are superior to other people?
They had accepted, preached, and protected Islam in the severest circumstances.
Besides, according to the rule that “the cause is like the doer,” the reward gained by all Muslims from that time until the Last Day is being added to the Companions’ record, without taking away any of the doers’ rewards.
The Companions were very advanced in Islamic Studies.
They were honored by the atmosphere created by revelation and they found themselves in the verses of the Qur’an, and could learn directly whether or not God approved of their actions.
.......................... commanded the Muslim armies fighting in Syria. When ‘Umar went to visit him in Amwas, pestilence had broken out already. Before ‘Umar entered the city, ‘Abd al- Rahman ibn al-‘Awf told him: “I heard the Messenger say: ‘If you hear that pestilence has broken out in a place, don’t enter it. If you are in such a place already, don’t leave it.’”‘Umar, so obedient to the Sunna, returned home without seeing his faithful friend for the last time.
Which is the following should be brought the place blanked above?
Abu ‘Ubayda ibn Jarrah(RA)
Ubaydah ibn al-Harith(RA)
Abu Musa al-Ash‘ari(RA)
Abu Sa‘id al-Khudri(RA)
Which of the following is not one of the consequences of not establishing the Sunna in our life?
We could not have implemented Islam in our daily lives.
We could have not established a connection with the Messenger of Allah.
We would have no hope for the intercession of the Messenger of Allah on the resurrection day.
We could have realized how to bring our lives into an agreement with God’s Commands and obtain His good pleasure.
Which of the following is not one of the categories of the Sunna?
The Verbal Sunna
The Practical Sunna
The Sunna Based on Quran
The Sunna Based on Approval
Which of the following is not one of the verses emphasizing that the right path cannot be found when the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah is not followed?
“O you who believe! Obey God and obey the Messenger, and those from among you who are invested with authority” (4:59).
“Establish the Prayer (O Messenger) at the beginning and the end of the day, and in the watches of the night near to the day. Surely good deeds wipe out evil deeds”(11:111)
“Obey God and His Messenger, and do not dispute with one another, or else you may lose heart and your power and energy desert you; and remain steadfast” (8:46).
“Say (to them, O Messenger): ‘If you indeed love God, then follow me, so that God will love you’” (3:31)
Which of the following is the first source of Islamic legislation and life?
Quran
Sunnah
Fiqh
The consensus of the scholars
Islam, the school of Prophet Muhammad, has been a “garden” rich in every kind of “flower.”
Which of the following is not being intended to be emphasized with this statement above?
Great and lofty personalities who grew up with the upbringing given by him and have become a part of the heritage of humanity.
The Quran and hadith books which were left by him as heritage of humanity.
Rulers and commanders with strong character who provide the justice that humanity longs for.
Distorted urbanization, vulgar behavior, unscientific superstitions, shallow thoughts that limit piety to clothing and individual worship.
Prophet Muhammad is the embodiment of Divine Compassion, one sent by God as a mercy for all worlds. Prophet Muhammad is like a spring of pure water in the heart of a desert, a source of light in an all-enveloping darkness. Whoever appeals to this spring can take as much water as needed to quench their thirst, to become purified of all their sins, and to become illumined with the light of belief. Mercy was like a magic key in his hands, for with it he opened hearts that were so hardened and rusty that no one thought they could be opened. But he did even more: he lit a torch of belief in them.
Which of the following is different from the others in terms of showing the mercy of our Prophet?
When a Companion died, he asked those at the funeral if the deceased had left any debts. On learning that he had, the Prophet mentioned the above verse and announced that the creditors should come to him for repayment.
He had to fight with those who persisted in unbelief and fought religion to destroy otherwise it would be wrongdoing for the innocent people.
When he conquered Mecca He told to unbelievers “You may leave, for no reproach this day shall be on you. May God forgive you. He is the Most Compassionate of the Compassionate.
He knew who the hypocrites were, but never identified them, for this would have deprived them of the rights of full citizenship they had gained by their outward confession of faith and practice.
. In the Battle of Badr, he accepted the offer of the army to have the camp site next to the water wells.
In the Battle of the Trench, he implemented Salman-i Farisi's proposal to dig a trench around the city.
Consulting his wife Umm Salama on the Treaty of Hudaybiya.
What aspect of the Prophet do the above events emphasize?
Making quick and accurate decisions in solving problems
His sensitivity to resolve problems through consultation.
Being completely free from sins and mistakes
His deep sensitivity to worship God
A’isha accompanied the Prophet on the Banu Mustaliq campaign. At one halt, she lost her necklace and set out to find it. She returned to find that the army had left without her, as the camel drivers thought she was in her litter. Safwan, charged with collecting what was lost or left behind caravans, found her and brought her back to the army. In the ensuing scandal, her fidelity was questioned, mainly by the hypocrites. The Messenger knew she was innocent. However, since the hypocrites used this incident to slander him, he consulted some of his Companions like ‘Umar and ‘Ali. ‘Umar said that ‘A’isha was undoubtedly chaste and pure, and that she had been slandered. When asked how he knew, he replied: O the Messenger, once you were praying. You stopped and explained that Archangel Gabriel had come and informed you that there was some dirt in your slippers. If there were some impurity in ‘A’isha, God certainly would have informed you.
Which of the following cannot be deduced directly from this event?
Prayer can be performed with slippers.
The Messenger of Allah consulted with his friends even the smallest details.
The hypocrites were looking for an opportunity to slander in every incident.
The Companions trusted the Messenger of Allah endlessly and they surrendered to Him.
‘ He came to Mecca and, meeting the Messenger, asked rudely: “What are you?” The Messenger replied very gently: “A Prophet of God.” Such gentleness caused ‘Him to kneel down and declare: “I will follow you from now on, O Messenger.” The Messenger did not want ‘him to stay in Mecca, for he would be unable to endure the torments inflicted upon the believers. So he told him: “Return to your tribe and preach Islam among them. When you hear that I am victorious, come and join us.” Years later, He came to Medina’s mosque and asked: “Do you recognize me, O Messenger?” The Messenger, who had an extraordinarily strong and keen memory (another dimension of his Prophethood) answered promptly: “Aren’t you the one who came to me in Mecca? I sent you back to your tribe and told you to join us when you heard that I was victorious.”
Who is the Companion mentioned in this incident?
Abu Dharr(RA)
Amr Ibn Maktum(RA)
Amr ibn Jamuh(RA)
Amr Ibn Abatha(RA)
The Messenger was never short of necessary reinforcements or logistics, and always kept his lines of communication open. He brought up, along with such extraordinary statesmen as Abu Bakr and ‘Umar and people of profound scholarship and spirituality, great soldiers and invincible commanders. His education featured three basic elements:
Which of the following is not a feature of his education?
Continuous physical training.
Good morals and being well-mannered.
Producing new strategies and always keeping interest alive.
Devotion to God with unshakable belief, submission, and reliance, and obedience to God, himself, and others in authority.
No sooner had the Messenger returned from The Battle of Trench than Archangel Gabriel came and said: “I have not taken off my coat of mail, and I am going to the .........................
Which of the following should be brought to the blank above?
Banu Nadir
Banu Qurayza
Banu Ghatafan
Jews of Khaybar
Those who responded to the call of God and the Messenger after the hurt had befallen them for all those of them who persevered in doing good, aware that God was seeing them, and acted in reverence for God and piety, there is a tremendous reward. Those to whom some people said: “Look, those people have gathered against you, therefore be fearful of them.” But it increased them only in faith, and they responded: “God is sufficient for us; how excellent a Guardian He is!” So they returned with favor and bounty from God, having suffered no harm. They strove after God’s good pleasure by acting in the way He approved of. God is of tremendous grace and bounty. (3:172–174).
Which of the following events caused Allah to praise the Muslim heroes by revealing these verses?
The Companions gathered on the second day of Uhud, although they were wounded, followed the enemy until Hamra'ül-Asad.
The heroism of the Muslims in the Battle of Badr is pointed out.
Muslims gathered around the Prophet in the Battle of Uhud and defended him until the end.
Despite the fact that the Muslims saw the army of 20 thousand people surrounding Medina in the Battle of the Trench, they did not show any laxity.
Which of the following is not a result of about 20 military expeditions that preceded the Battle of Badr?
The Messenger seized control of the desert
Ansar they were expected to realize on their own that they should also fight in the cause of God.
Mecca is demoralized.
Most of the desert tribes began to acknowledge Islam’s power and came to some agreement with the Muslims.
According to the author, the command to "Read", which was sent to the Messenger of Allah at a time when there was nothing ready to be read, is not directly related to which of the following?
This command meant that believers should use their intellectual and spiritual faculties to discern God’s acts in the universe and His laws related to its creation and operation.
This command meant believers should seek to purify themselves and their minds of all ignorance-based superstitions
This command meant believers should acquire true knowledge through observation and contemplation.
This command meant Allah will reveal to the believers a weighty Word (and with applying it in their daily life and conveying it to others).
The Companions were fearless on the battlefields, and as sincere and humble as dervishes in worshipping God. Those victorious warriors used to spend most of their nights praying to God. Once, when night fell during battle, two of them took turns in standing guard. One rested while the other prayed. Having become aware of the situation, the enemy shot a shower of arrows at him. He was hit and bled profusely but did not abandon his prayer. When he finished his devotions, he woke his friend, who asked him in amazement why he had not done so sooner. He replied: “I was reciting .......................... and I did not wish the deep pleasure I found in this prayer to be interrupted.
Which of the following should be filled in the blank space in the paragraph above?
Surat al-Mulk
Surat al-Nisa
Surat al-Kahf
Surat al-Nur
Which of the following situation is different from the others in that it is proof of Muhammed(SAV) is the messenger of God?
His method of approaching to Julaybib, about maintaining his chastity.
When asked why he went to such lengths that his feet would swell, and did so even though he was sinless, his answer is in this way
“Should I not be a thankful slave of God?
Out an accurate and fit solution any problem that he encountered.
His assignment the people according to their capacity and their characters.
. “Were you not in misguidance when I came to you? And has God not guided you to the truth through me? Were you not in poverty when I came to you? And has God not enriched you through me? Were you not in internal conflicts when I came to you? And has God not reconciled you through me?” They agreed to all of this, answering each question with: “True, O God’s Messenger! We are indebted to God and His Messenger!”
When did the Messenger of Allah give this address to whom?
To Ansar , during to the Farewell Sermon
To the People of Mecca , beginning of the Prophethood
To Ansar, after the conquest of Mecca,
To Ansar, After the Treaty of Hudaybiya.
“Live in the world as if you were a stranger or traveler. Regard yourself as one of the dead."
“A person is with the one whom he (she) loves.
“Fear God wherever you are. Do good immediately after a sinful act to erase it, and always be well-mannered in your relationship with people.”
“You are governed how you are."
“The Muslim is one from whose tongue and hand Muslims are safe. The Emigrant is one who emigrates from what God forbids.”
“It is a sign of one’s being a good Muslim that he abandons what is of no use to him.”
Which dimension of his intellect of the Messenger of God has been emphasized by giving examples such hadith?
His figuring out easy and quick solutions for the problems.
His sublime power of understanding.
His Functioning as a prism receiving and then reflecting Divine Revelation
The very concise nature of his speech.
Which of the following is not a type of patience mentioned in the book?
Patience, about dealing with anger.
Patience, about the determination to avoid sins.
Patience, about acceptance of misfortune without complaint.
Patience, about constant and regular worship of God.
Believers have insight, perceptiveness, and intelligence, for they are distinguished by their sound reasoning and spiritual insight. The Muslim community has—and should have—the same perceptiveness and always be aware of potential dangers or problems. They may be deceived once, but the insight and awareness provided by belief should prevent them from being deceived twice. This hadith contains a significant warning for contemporary Muslims, who have been deceived for centuries by the West and the hypocrites of the East. Muslims must take control of their own affairs and reexamine the quality of their belief.
Which of the following hadith can summarize literally the meaning of the paragraph above?
“The upper hand is better than the lower one.”
“Believers are not bitten twice from the same hole.”
“Patience is shown at the moment of misfortune.”
“Surely God grants the wrongdoer, the oppressor, a reprieve. But once He seizes him, He utterly destroys him.”
A small minority of Muslim scholars have asserted that the Prophets may have committed insignificant sins (zalla: error or lapse). To prove their assertion, they cite some examples from the lives of some Prophets.
Which of the following is not one of them?
Abraham(AS)
Jesus(AS)
Noah(AS)
Adam(AS)
I have turned my face (my whole being) with pure faith and submission to the One Who has originated the heavens and the earth each with particular features, and I am not one of those associating partners with God. (Quran-6:79).
Which of the following prophets said this expression in the Qur'an?
Noah(AS)
Jesus(AS)
Abraham(AS)
Adam(AS)
Which of the following is not evidence that Yusuf did not feel any desire for the wife of the king?
Prophet Joseph is exalted in the Qur’an as an example of chastity.
Joseph was still a child in the well, when God revealed to him that he would one day tell his brothers the truth of what they had done (Quran-12:15). Therefore, from the beginning he was protected from all vice.
When the wife of the king tried to seduce him by locking the doors and calling him to come to her , he replied immediately: “God forbid! My lord (your husband) has given me honorable, good lodging. Assuredly, wrongdoers never prosper” (Quran-12:23).
In the words of the ladies of the capital city, quoted by the Qur’an, Joseph inspired her with passionate love (Quran-12:30).
During the pre-Islamic period, and still today, cultural, economic, and spiritual slavery was widespread. Islam came to destroy such slavery and sought to solve this social, as well as psychological, problem in stages.
Related to slavery which of the following is wrong?
“Those who kill their slaves will be killed in İslam
Slaves should be chosen among those who are not Arab
Those who imprison and starve their slaves will be imprisoned and starved.
Those who castrate their slaves will be castrated
Once the Messenger of God wanted to divorce one of his wife for certain reasons. She was extremely upset at this news, and implored him: “O Messenger of God, I wish no worldly thing of you. I will sacrifice the time allocated to me, if you don’t want to visit me. But please don’t deprive me of being your wife. I want to go to the Hereafter as your wife. I care for nothing else.”The Messenger did not divorce her, nor did he stop visiting her.
Which of the following is this our sacred mother?
Hafsa(RA)
Aisha(RA)
Sawda (RA)
Umm Salama(RA)
