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WorksheetsIS T2 CA1 Y8
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 43mins
The Divine Names of Allah, Al-Hayyu Al-Qayyum( الحي القيوم) mean:
Most Merciful and Beneficent
High and Supreme
Ever-Living and Self-Subsisting
Where can you find Ayatul Kursi in the Qu'ran
Surah Baqarah
Surah Imran
Surah kahf
Surah Nisa
Ayatul Kursi is known as ...
The Throne (Kingdom) Verse
The Castle Verse
The Royal Verse
When are good times to recite the Ayatul Kursi
In the bathroom
After every Fard Salah
Before going to sleep
Before eating
What does the Ayatul Kursi tell us ..
There is no GOD except Allah
He needs sleep and drowsiness overtakes him
He is the most High , The most Great
He does not need us We need him
Allah knows everything about us
Allah is free from all human needs but which particular physical human need has been mentioned in Ayatul Kursi that Allah is free from?
Hunger
Thirst
Sleep and Rest
The main theme of Ayatul Kursi is:
Salat or praying to Allah
Day of Judgment
Oneness of Allah or Tauheed
The Divine Names of Allah, Hayyu Al-Qayyum mean:
Most Merciful and Beneficent
High and Supreme
Ever-Living and Self-Subsisting
How many Pillars of Islam are there?
4
5
6
7
What is the fourth pillar of Iman?
Believe in Angels of Allah
Believe in Prophets of Allah
Believe in Books of Allah
Believe in the Day of Judgement
Name the prophet that is the father of Prophet Ismail.
Prophet Musa A.S
Prophet Nuh A.S
Prophet Ibrahim A.S
Prophet Idris A.S
How many pillars are there in Eeman?
5
7
10
6
What is the general rule of Halaal?
Everything is permissible except for those mentioned haraam
Everything is haraam except for those mentioned halaal
A chicken was found in the middle of the road, still new but just died hit by a truck.
Halaal
Haraam
A slaughtered goat in front of a worshipping altar
Halaal
Haraam
A grilled steak, from a non-muslim butchery
Halaal
Haraam
A lawfully islamic slaughtered chicken, cooked with lard
Halaal
Haraam
Crabs, prawns from the sea
Halaal
Haraam
Wild berries in the jungle
Halaal
Haraam
Pork meat, in the events of food scarcity
Halaal, but only to save lives
Still Haraam
Halaal all the way
These rules of Shariah bring freedom for people to eat and drink anything they like as long as it is not Haram (prohibited). Recognize shariah.
Islamic law
Human law
Malaysian law
Islamic slaughtering method
Choose the strict requirement for slaughtering of animals.
Must be slaughter by Muslim
Animals must be halal species
The slaughter must come from higher level Islamic family only
The name of God must be pronounced at the time of slaughter
What is the most correct meaning of halal and haram?
Halal : lawful, permitted
Haram : unlawful, prohibited
Halal : Dutiful, approved
Haram : undutyful, dissaproved
Halal : consumable, confirmed
Haram : Unconsumeable, disconfirmed
Haram is
Opposite to Halal
something is not allowed to be used or consumed whether in the form of food or otherwise
syariah rulling regarding Mukallaf act
syariah rulling about material
All food purchased using unlawful earnings is Haraam
True
False
What are the last 4 digits of your bar code?
We should always eat food that is HALAL
True
False
According to the Quran if we DO NOT eat Halal food, it is like following the foot steps of
Angels
Jinn
Satan (Shaitaan)
Human
All food purchased using unlawful earnings is Haraam
True
False
When it comes to plants which foods are allowed
Fruits
Vegitables
Grains
All plants except the poisonous ones
All insects are Haraam
False
True
All reptiles are Halal
True
False
Which of the following birds is HARAAM?
Ostrich
Peacoks
Vultures
Pigeons
From the below select the Halal sea food
Crab
Octopus
Prwans
Jelly fish
When is a person allowed to eat Haram food?
Never
If he is really hungry then he can eat Haram Food
If the food is delicious then he can eat even if it is Haram
If a person is going to die of hunger and nothing but Haram food is available then he can eat the food only to survive
What should a Muslim do in regards to other Muslims?
Fight with them
Treat them as brothers and sisters
Avoid them
Ignore them
What are the qualities of the relationship between Muslims?
Distrust, hatred, disrespect, and loneliness
Jealousy, anger, and rivalry
Indifference, selfishness, and isolation
Trust, love, respect, and companionship
What did Rasulullah s.a.w. say about caring for a Muslim's needs?
It is a sin
It has no impact
Allah s.w.t. will care for their needs
It is not important
What will happen on the Day of Judgement if someone removes a Muslim's anxiety?
Their anxiety will increase
Allah s.w.t. will remove their anxiety
They will be punished
Nothing will happen
What will happen on the Day of Judgement if someone hides a Muslim's weaknesses?
They will be forgiven
They will be rewarded
Allah s.w.t. will hide their secrets
Their weaknesses will be exposed
What did Rasulullah s.a.w. say about the belief of a man?
A man should only believe in himself
A man should believe in others
A man does not believe until he likes for his brother what he likes for himself
A man should believe in his family
Who is included in the Muslim community?
Only Arabs
Only Iranians
Only Pakistanis
Muslims of all nationalities
What should Muslims do in regards to their differences?
Fight and quarrel with each other
Love and help one another
Ignore each other
Separate from each other
What does Allah s.w.t. warn Muslims about in the Qur'an?
To be divided among themselves
To ignore each other
To hold fast together
To fight against each other
What does Allah s.w.t. see as the most important difference between people?
Gender
Nationality
Purity of faith and actions
Race
What did Rasulullah s.a.w. say about people with different skin colors?
They are irrelevant
They are superior
They are inferior
They are equal
What does Islam condemn?
Love and compassion
Unity and peace
Nationalism and territorialism
Racism and tribalism
What is the common bond of Islam?
Division and hatred
Racial superiority
National pride
Love and brotherhood
What is the purpose of creating nations and tribes according to Allah s.w.t.?
To separate from each other
To fight against each other
To know each other
To despise each other
