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surah AlQiyamah's meaning

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main subject of Surah Al-Qiyamah?

a)

Life after death

b)

The creation of the universe

c)

The life of Prophet Muhammad pbuh

d)

The importance of prayer

2.

What will the believers always do according to the surah?

a)

Blame others

b)

Blame themselves

c)

Boast about their deeds

d)

Ignore their actions

3.

What does Surah Al-Qiyamah emphasize about the Day of Judgment?

a)

It will never happen

b)

It is a day of forgiveness for all

c)

It is a certainty that will come to pass

d)

It is only a metaphor

4.

According to Surah Al-Qiyamah, how will human beings be resurrected?

a)

With their wealth and possessions

b)

As they were in their youth

c)

Without any memories of the earthly life

d)

Even with their fingertips fully restored

5.

What is the significance of the human self (nafs) mentioned in Surah Al-Qiyamah?

a)

It is the source of all evil

b)

It has no significance after death

c)

It will testify against or for the individual

d)

It is unaffected by one's actions in life

6.

Where was Surah Al-Qiyamah revealed?

a)

Madinah

b)

Makkah

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Egypt

7.

How many ayahs does Surah Al-Qiyamah have?

a)

Twenty

b)

Thirty

c)

Forty

d)

Fifty

8.

What does the name "Al-Qiyamah" mean?

a)

Life

b)

Death

c)

Resurrection

d)

Forgiveness

9.

What do some people forget according to the surah?

a)

Their names

b)

Their birthdays

c)

That they will die and be resurrected

d)

Their favorite food

10.

What will believers be happy about on the Day of Judgment?

a)

Their wealth

b)

Their good deeds

c)

Their family

d)

Their power

11.

What is unique about fingerprints according to the surah?

a)

They change over time

b)

They can be easily copied

c)

They are identical in twins

d)

They are unique to each individual

12.

In this life, who are always regretful and blame themselves for not being better?

a)

The disbelievers

b)

The believers

c)

The hypocrites

d)

The angels

13.

What was the concern of the messenger of Allah when he was receiving revelation?

a)

He was worried about forgetting the revelations

b)

He was worried about missing out on worldly affairs

c)

He was worried about his health

d)

He was worried about his companions

14.

What assurance did Allah give to the messenger of Allah regarding learning the revelations?

a)

That he would never forget anything

b)

That he would learn the revelations by heart once Jibreel leaves.

c)

That he would have unlimited time to learn the revelations

d)

That he would be exempt from learning the revelations

15.

What lesson does Allah teach us about listening from this story?

a)

We should interrupt when someone speaks to us

b)

We should not listen carefully

c)

We should listen carefully and avoid interrupting

d)

We should not pay attention to what others say

16.

According to the text, what is the recommended approach to learning the Quran?

a)

Memorize it without understanding

b)

Read it without reflection

c)

Read and follow what it tells us to do, then teach it to others

d)

Ignore its teachings

17.

How did the companions of the Prophet Muhammad learn the Quran?

a)

They learned it by memorizing large portions at once

b)

They learned ten verses at a time and practiced them before moving on

c)

They learned it by listening to others recite it

d)

They learned it without understanding its meaning

18.

What is emphasized as the most important thing to do with the knowledge gained from the Quran?

a)

Memorize it

b)

Ignore it

c)

Implement it into daily life immediately

d)

Teach it to others

19.

What great news does Allah SWT tell the believers in this surah?

a)

They will never face hardships

b)

They will never be tested

c)

They will see Allah in the Hereafter

d)

They will become rulers of the world

20.

According to the hadith mentioned, when will the believers see Allah SWT?

a)

During their lifetime

b)

In their dreams

c)

In the Hereafter

d)

During Hajj pilgrimage

21.

What advice did the Prophet Muhammad pbuh give to his companions after telling them about seeing Allah SWT?

a)

He advised them to stop praying

b)

He advised them to focus only on worldly matters

c)

He advised them to be regular with their prayers, especially Fajr and Asr

d)

He advised them to avoid praying altogether

22.

How did the Prophet Muhammad pbuh describe the believers' enjoyment of looking at Allah SWT?

a)

They will enjoy it less than anything else

b)

They will enjoy it as much as looking at the moon

c)

They will enjoy it more than anything else

d)

They will not enjoy it at all

23.

Why does Allah tell us about death in these verses?

a)

To remind us of the inevitability of death and the seriousness of the moment.

b)

To frighten us into obedience.

c)

To show off His power.

d)

To entertain

24.

How did the disbelievers behave when they heard what the Quran says about the Day of Judgement?

a)

They accepted it with open hearts.

b)

They mocked and disbelieved.

c)

They ran away in fear.

d)

They questioned its validity

25.

What will happen to the disbelievers at the time of death?

a)

They will be gently taken away by angels of mercy.

b)

They will be harshly treated by angels of punishment.

c)

They will be rewarded for their disbelief.

d)

They will not experience death.

26.

What will happen to the believers at the time of death?

a)

They will be tied up.

b)

They will be given special treatment.

c)

They will be ignored.

d)

They will not experience death.

27.

Why did the disbelievers not believe that Allah is able to raise the dead on the Day Of Judgement?

a)

They thought they were too powerful to be resurrected.

b)

They believed in a different concept of the afterlife.

c)

They did not understand Allah's power.

d)

They thought the concept was absurd.

28.

What should we say when we read or hear the last ayah of the surah?

a)

"Subhanaka Bala"

b)

"Yes"

c)

"Praise be to You, yes"

d)

All of the above