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Islamic Assessment Year 12 Term 2

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The hadeeth which can not satisfy the requirements of 'Authentic' and 'Good' is called ..............

a)

Sahih

b)

Hasan

c)

Daif

d)

Maidhoo'

2.

Who ever prays al - Dhuha will be given the reward of seventy prophets"

The indicator of fabrication in this hadeeth is .............

a)

Exaggeration

b)

it is against Holy Quran

c)

it structure

d)

it is against intellectual truism

3.

Which one the following statement is not correct?

a)

A Muslim must authenticate what he circulates about the messenger (pbuh)

b)

A 'Hasan' hadith has same requirement as a 'Sahih' hadith

c)

Our Islamic nation is distinguished by a special science based on authenticating news

d)

Any hadith lacking the requirement of 'Sahih'or 'Hasan' hadith is "Daif"

4.

The difference between the Sahih (Authentic ) hadeeth and the Hasan (good) hadith is .....................

a)

the chain of narration in Hasan (good) hadeeth will be not trust worthy

b)

The chain of narration will be broken in hadeeth Hasan

c)

The control of narration will be less in Hadeeth Hasan than hadeeth Sahih

d)

None of the above

5.

What is mean by irregularity ( shadadh شذوذ)?

a)

Hidden discordance

b)

Trustworthy narrators disagree with narrators who are more trustworthy

c)

Quality of memorization

d)

None of the above

6.

What is mean by flow (علة)?

a)

Quality of memorization

b)

Hidden discordance

c)

trusty worthy narrator disagreeing with narrators who are more trustworthy than them

d)

None of the above

7.

Select the conditions of authentic hadith

a)

chain of narration should be connected

b)

it should not have illa (علة )

c)

it should not be irregular ( shadhah شذوذ)

d)

All the above

8.

The categories of Hadith are

a)

True - weak

b)

Authentic - good

c)

Authentic - good - weak

d)

Authentic - weak - lie

9.

It is beneficial for the Ummah to study the Mawdoa Hadiths

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Hadith was collected by the companions of the Prophet PBUH

a)

True

b)

False

11.

One of the following makes a Hadith not Saheeh

a)

Un continuous chain of narrators

b)

Not found In Saheeh Al bokhari

c)

Not Narrated by Abu Huraira

d)

The narrator reporting from his sheikh

12.

Why did Muslims not feel the need to write down the Ahadith during the life of Prophet (PBUH)?

a)

The companions could easily refer to the Prophet (PBUH) on any issue

b)

Muslims were a small band in Makka without any system of regular teaching

c)

The time of companions was mostly occupied in holy wars and struggles

d)

Holy Quran was being revealed so Prophet (PBUH) prevented his companions to write down the Ahadith

13.

Who wrote down all the traditions of Prophet (PBUH) during the age of companions?

a)

Caliph Umar bin Abdul Aziz (R.A)

b)

Imam Malik bin Anas

c)

Imam Abu Hanifa

d)

Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal

14.

Which of the following is NOT one of the six authentic books of traditions known as-Sihah as-Sitta?

a)

Sahih Bukhari

b)

Sunan Ibn Majah

c)

Jami' At-Tirmidhi

d)

Mawdhu

15.

What is the first part of a Hadith called?

a)

Sanad

b)

Matn

c)

Isnad

d)

Muhaddithun

16.

What is one of the criteria for checking the Matn of a Hadith?

a)

It should not contradict with human reason and logic

b)

The chain of narrators should be uninterrupted

c)

The transmitter should be a companion of the Holy Prophet (SAW)

d)

The transmitter should have an excellent memory

17.

The following are the stages of the compilation of Hadiths, except....

a)

During Prophet’s Life

b)

During The Age of Companions (Sahabah)

c)

During The Age of Followers of Companions (Tabi’in)

d)

During the Age of Salafussalih

18.

The literal meaning of "Hadith" is...

a)

To be good

b)

to be new

c)

to be great

d)

to be known

19.

Hadiths are actually the........of the Prophet (PBUH)

a)

action

b)

approval

c)

saying

d)

ambition

20.

Sunnah is what Muhammad (PBUH) ...........and Hadis is the channel through which his Sunnah is preserved and perpetuated.

a)

practiced

b)

approved

c)

said

d)

no option is correct

21.

The number of companions who narrated his traditions exceeds .......compahions

a)

50.000

b)

70.000

c)

90.000

d)

100.000

22.

Sanad is the chain of.........

a)

companions

b)

narrators

c)

tabi'in

d)

taba at-tabi'in

23.

The followings are the requirements of the Isnad, except...

a)

Firm faith

b)

Excellent memory

c)

Excellent driven

d)

Sound mind

24.

The followings are the category/types of hadiths based on the rank of hadith, except...

a)

sahih

b)

mawdu

c)

hasan

d)

ihsan

25.

"It is reported to us by Ubaidullah saying he heard Hanzalah who came to know from Ikramah saying he heard Ibn Umar who narrates form the Prophet (PBUH):"......This is the example of..

a)

matn

b)

sanad

c)

rowi

d)

hadith

26.

Abu Bakr as-Siddiq was born in ....... CE

a)

572

b)

573

c)

574

d)

575

27.

Abu Bakr's Caliphate lasted for approximately ........years

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

28.

Ridda wars took place to eradicate the tribes who did......

a)

withheld zakat

b)

apostasy

c)

betrayal

d)

peace agreement

29.

The companion who became the head of the committee of the compilation of the Qur'an was....

a)

Zaid ibn Thabit

b)

Zaid ibn Harith

c)

Zubayr ibn Awwam

d)

Ali ibn ABi Talib

30.

Who is Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and why is he important in Islam?

a)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is a political leader and is important because he conquered many lands for Islam.

b)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is a fictional character and is important because he is a symbol of peace.

c)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is a scholar and is important because he wrote the Quran.

d)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is the final messenger of Islam and is important because he received and conveyed the message of the Quran to humanity.

31.

What are some of the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) that can be emulated in daily life?

a)

Being rude, selfish, impatient, lazy, and unfair in all dealings.

b)

Being aggressive, uncompassionate, impatient, lazy, and unfair in all dealings.

c)

Being dishonest, unkind, intolerant, lazy, and unjust in all dealings.

d)

Being kind, compassionate, patient, perseverant, and just in all dealings.

32.

How can one emulate the character of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in their behavior and actions?

a)

By ignoring his teachings and being unkind and impatient

b)

By following his teachings and practicing kindness, compassion, and patience.

c)

By practicing selfishness and cruelty

d)

By following the teachings of a different religious figure

33.

Discuss the importance of emulating Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in English literature and language.

a)

Understanding and spreading the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in English literature and language is important for conveying his message to a broader audience.

b)

It is unnecessary to spread the message of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in English literature and language

c)

Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) teachings have no relevance in English literature and language

d)

Ignoring the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in English literature and language is more beneficial

34.

Explain the concept of prophethood and its significance in Islam.

a)

Prophethood in Islam refers to the belief that God has chosen certain individuals to receive revelation and guidance for the benefit of humanity.

b)

Prophethood in Islam is a hereditary position passed down through generations.

c)

Prophethood in Islam is a symbolic title given to the most pious person in the community.

d)

Prophethood in Islam is a concept that is no longer relevant in modern society.

35.

What are some examples of how Prophet Muhammad (SAW) emulated kindness and compassion in his interactions with others?

a)

Being harsh and unforgiving towards those who wronged him

b)

Treating everyone with respect, helping the poor and needy, forgiving those who wronged him, and being gentle and patient in his interactions

c)

Ignoring the poor and needy

d)

Treating others with disrespect and impatience

36.

Discuss the impact of emulating Prophet Muhammad (SAW) on personal development and character building.

a)

Not considering his behavior in personal development

b)

Following the teachings of a different historical figure

c)

Following his teachings, actions, and behavior

d)

Ignoring his teachings and actions

37.

How can the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) be applied in modern society?

a)

By ignoring the teachings and living without compassion or ethics

b)

By promoting justice, compassion, and ethical behavior, and by following his example of kindness and humility.

c)

By following the example of arrogance and cruelty

d)

By promoting greed, selfishness, and dishonesty

38.

Explain the concept of mercy and forgiveness as exemplified by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and its relevance in today's world.

a)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was harsh and unforgiving towards those who wronged him

b)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) only showed mercy and forgiveness to people of his own faith

c)

The concept of mercy and forgiveness is outdated and has no relevance in today's world

d)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) showed mercy and forgiveness to all, regardless of their actions, and this concept is relevant in today's world to promote peace and harmony.

39.

Discuss the role of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) as a model for humanity and the implications of emulating his example.

a)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is a model for humanity, and emulating his example involves following his teachings, actions, and character traits.

b)

The implications of emulating Prophet Muhammad (SAW) are limited to religious practices and have no impact on daily life.

c)

Emulating Prophet Muhammad (SAW) involves following only his actions, not his teachings or character traits.

d)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is not a model for humanity and his example should not be emulated.

40.

Importance of reaching finding in the actions you perform:

(Select all that apply)

a)

Take advantage of good business.

b)

Waste time.

c)

Correct mistakes .

d)

Show others that you know.

41.

The verses mentioned:

a)

the punishments of each party.

b)

the rewards of each party.

c)

how believers are unique from disbelievers.

d)

None of them.

42.

The verses confirmed that :

a)

believers will be rewarded.

b)

believers end is going to be a happy one.

c)

Both of them.

43.

Aspects of emulating Allah’s Messenger:

a)

Choose the easier.

b)

Little Worship as thanks to God.

c)

Being good towards parents.

d)

All of them.

44.

The importance of abiding by international conventions and laws to world peace

a)

Building trust between countries.

b)

Waste money.

c)

Proceed in regressing all countries in the world.

45.

: is the tradition in the good and virtues of business in word and deed.

a)

Obedience

b)

Emulation

c)

Following

d)

None of them.

46.

Obedience : is to not follow the orders of Allah and His Messenger.

a)

False

b)

True

47.

Holy verses call believers to follow the good example of the prophet (pbuh).

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48.

Victory of the Muslims with a single fight in the battle al-ahzab.

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49.

Emulation is the imitation in good deeds by words and actions.

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50.

What are the characteristics of a good leader?

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51.

What would be the effect of good example on the individual?

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52.

there are two narrators at least in each generation .

a)

aziz

b)

rare

c)

1 and 2

d)

mashhur

53.

a hadith reported by such a a large number of people so they cant be expected to agree on a lie

a)

mutawatir

b)

sanad

c)

aahad

d)

none

54.

there are 3 types of mutawater hadeeth

a)

true

b)

false

55.

a hadeeth whose narrators are less than the number required for tawater

a)

mutawater

b)

aahad

c)

none

56.

a great number is acondition to authenticate a mutawater hadith is free of:

a)

lies

b)

mistakes

c)

lies or mistakes

d)

lies and mistakes

57.

the relationship between aahad hadiths and mashhur hadiths:

a)

every aahad is mashhur

b)

every mashhur hadith is an aahad hadith

c)

aahad hadiths are of the mashhur type of hadith

58.

a mutawater hadith is the strongest type of hadeth

a)

true

b)

false

59.

a Muslim must authenticate what is puplicized about the Messenger ( PBUH )

a)

true

b)

false

60.

What are the four conditions of Mutawatir Hadith?

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61.

Define "Mutawatir" Hadith.

(a)  

62.

Define the "Ahad" Hadith.

(a)  

63.

there are two narrators at least in each generation .

a)

aziz

b)

rare

c)

1 and 2

d)

mashhur

64.

a hadith reported by such a a large number of people so they cant be expected to agree on a lie

a)

mutawatir

b)

sanad

c)

aahad

d)

none

65.

there are 3 types of mutawater hadeeth

a)

true

b)

false

66.

a hadeeth whose narrators are less than the number required for tawater

a)

mutawater

b)

aahad

c)

none

67.

a great number is acondition to authenticate a mutawater hadith is free of:

a)

lies

b)

mistakes

c)

lies or mistakes

d)

lies and mistakes

68.

the relationship between aahad hadiths and mashhur hadiths:

a)

every aahad is mashhur

b)

every mashhur hadith is an aahad hadith

c)

aahad hadiths are of the mashhur type of hadith

69.

a mutawater hadith is the strongest type of hadeth

a)

true

b)

false

70.

a Muslim must authenticate what is puplicized about the Messenger ( PBUH )

a)

true

b)

false

71.

Which night did the Al-Isra wa Al- Miraj event take place in?

a)

27th ra’ajab in the year of sorrow

b)

28th ra'ajab

c)

21th ra'ajab

72.

What was the means of transport in the journey of al Isra wal Miraj?

a)

Mule

b)

Buraq

c)

Donkey

73.

How was Buraq described as?

a)

Buraq is smaller than a horse but bigger than a donkey

b)

Buraq is a horse

c)

Buraq is s creature

74.

Al Isra wa Al Miraj means

a)

The night journey and the ascension of The Prophet to the heaven

b)

Migration to Madina

c)

Receiving the revelation

75.

Al Isra Wal Miraj happened in the year of sorrow, why was it called so?

a)

death of his friend Abu Bakr

b)

death of his father Abdullah and mother Amna

c)

death of His uncle Abu Talib and wife Khadija took place in that year

76.

It is the Ka'ba of the Angels. Everyday seventy thousand angels worship Allah (S.W.T) here.

a)

Sidra tul Muntaha

b)

Bait ul-Maqdis

c)

Bait -ul- Mamoor

77.

Which Prophet did Rasoolullah see in the seventh heaven?

a)

Adam A.S

b)

Haroon A.S

c)

Ibraheem A.S

78.

The event of the Israa was from :

a)

The Aqsa mosque to Holy mosque in Makkah

b)

The qiba Mosque to Kuwait mosque

c)

Holy mosque in Makkah to the Aqsa mosque

79.

What was prescribed to Muslims in the night of al Israa wal Miraaj?

a)

5 daily prayers

b)

Fasting in Ramadan

c)

Pilgrimage to Makkah

80.

Which prophet did prophet Mohamed {saw} met in the 6th sky?

a)

Adam A.S

b)

Musa A.S

c)

Ibrahim A.S

d)

None of the above

81.

The prophet told us about a tree that no human can describe its beauty, is called Sidratul- Muntaha.

a)

true

b)

false

82.

Why did Prophet Musa(A.S) suggest to the Prophet Muhammad SAW to go back and get the Number of prayers reduced to 5?

a)

Muslims would not be able to perform

b)

it will be a burden on Muslims

c)

People will be relieved from getting into sins

d)

All of the above

83.

What verses were revealed to Prophet Muhammad in the heaven?

a)

Last few ayaat of surah al Baqarah.

b)

First few ayaat of Surah al Imran

c)

Ayaat 4-16 of surah al Baqarah

d)

Ayaat 4-16 of Surah al Imran.

84.

How many times is the reward for prayer multiplied if prayed in Jama'ah or congregation?

a)

100 times

b)

27 times

c)

56 times

d)

50 times

85.

Where is Allah's throne located?

a)

On the seventh heaven

b)

Above the seventh heaven

c)

On the first heaven

d)

On Earth

86.

Since Buraq and Angel Jibreel were not allowed to go beyond the seventh heaven, How did prophet Muhammad go up towards Allah's throne?

a)

There was a second creature present.

b)

Allah came down to the seventh heaven.

c)

He kept going higher and higher by himself.

d)

A new angel took him up.

87.

What was Abu-Bakr as Siddeeq's reaction when some people told him about what Prophet Muhammad said happened during the night?

a)

He Believed him without even asking

b)

He went to Prophet Muhammad to ask if he was maybe dreaming.

c)

He laughed and said that Prophet Muhammad has lost his mind.

d)

He did not believe it.

88.

What question did the people of Quraysh ask him when he said that he went to Jerusalem in one night?

a)

What language did the people in Jerusalem speak?

b)

How many doors and windows did the Masjid of Aqsa have?

c)

Who was the king there?

d)

What was the currency used there?

89.

What was another way that the prophet proved to the people there that he was not lying?

a)

He perfectly described a caravan that he saw on the way back that was set to arrive in Makkah.

b)

He told them about the weather in Jerusalem.

c)

He told them about the king of Jerusalem.

d)

He told the people of Quraysh about a Merchant in Jerusalem who was from Makkah.

90.

When did Abu-Bakr get his title "Al-Siddeeq"?

a)

When he told the truth about why he wanted to become Muslim

b)

When He blindly trusted Prophet Muhammad's claim about Al-Isra wal Mi'raj.

c)

When he fought bravely in the Battle of Badr.

d)

When he decided to accompany Prophet Muhammad on his journey of Al-Isra wal Miraj.