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5th Grdae Revision Q1/ 1

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does tawḥīd mean?

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • Allāh (SWT) is one and unique

b)
  • Allāh (SWT) is the only one worthy of worship

c)

  • Angles are made of light

d)

  • Jinns are made of fire

2.

Why is it important to learn about tawḥīd?

a)
  • Our belief is based upon tawḥīd

b)
  • It is important to understand tawḥīd so we can avoid it

3.

Complete the sentence

“The Universe’s [………] and [………] is a sign of only One God.”

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • Conflict

b)
  • Order

c)

  • Chaos

d)

  • Stability

4.

Select the correct statement regarding shirk

a)
  • It is the opposite of tawḥīd and has two types

b)
  • It is the same as tawḥīd and has four types

5.

Match the correct definitions

a)
  • Major shirk

1.
  • Worshipping anything other than Allāh (S

b)
  • Minor Shirk

2.

Doing certain actions associating with A

c)

8

3.

8

6.

‘Claiming that Allāh (SWT) has a family is a form of major shirk’

a)

True

b)

False

7.

What is the consequence of associating partners with Allāh (SWT)?

a)
  • There are no consequences

b)

  • Future good deeds go to waste

c)

  • Previous good deeds go to waste

d)
  • Good deeds will turn into bad ones

8.

What is major shirk? 

a)
  • Sinning publicly

b)

  • Believing in lucky charms

c)

  • Listening to a fortune teller

d)

  • Associating partners with Allāh (SWT)

9.

Select examples of minor shirk

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • Showing off

b)

  • Lying

c)

  • Going to foretune tellers

d)

  • Believing in luck

e)

  • Not covering the ʿawrah

10.

Why do we believe that ‘lucky charms’ cannot bring good luck?

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • All good and bad come from Allāh (SWT)

b)
  • Only people can bring good or bad luck

c)

  • Charms are not reliable

d)

  • Nothing can harm or benefit us unless Allāh (SWT) wills it

11.

Why should we avoid fortune tellers?

a)
  • Only Allāh (SWT) has knowledge of the unseen and the future

b)

  • You have to spend a fortune to learn something from a fortune teller

12.

Complete the sentence 

‘The Qurʾān has been sent as…?’

a)
  • A guide for Muslims only

b)

  • A map for lost travellers

c)

  • A guide for all people

d)

  • A guide for a few people

13.

‘You only gain reward for reciting Qurʾān if you know the meaning.’

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is the reward for reciting 1 letter of  Qurʾān?

a)

  • 7 chips

b)

  • 10 rewards

c)
  • $5

d)
  • 1 reward

15.

What decends upon a group of people reciting Qurʾān? 

Select Multiple Answers

a)

  • Glitter

b)

  • Angels

c)
  • Mercy

d)
  • Peace

16.

Which sūrahs protect us from harm and danger in this world?

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • Al-Nās

b)
  • Al-Mulk

c)

  • Al-Fātiḥah

d)

  • Al-Falaq

17.

Fill in the gap

‘Sūrah [……….] is a cure for diseases and afflictions’

a)
  • Al-Fātiḥah

b)

  • Al-Mulk

c)

  • Al-Kāfirūn

d)

  • Al-Ikhlāṣ

18.

Which sūrah is equivalent to one-third of the Qurʾān?

a)
  • Al-Fātiḥah

b)

  • Al-Ikhlāṣ

c)

  • Al-Baqarah

d)

  • Al-Mulk

19.

Which of these are considered bad etiquettes with the Qurʾān?

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • Placing books on top of the Qur'ān

b)

  • Placing the Qurʾān on the floor

c)

  • Not trying to improve your recitation

d)

  • Reading from memory

20.

What is the benefit of good etiquette towards the Qurʾān?

a)
  • We will receive a greater reward

b)

  • You will be able to read faster

21.

Complete the sentence

‘When reciting the Qurʾān, we should ensure we are in a state of [………]’

a)
  • Happiness

b)

  • Joy

c)

  • Sadness

d)

  • Wuḍūʾ

22.

How should we read the Qurʾān?

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • Slowly and carefully

b)

  • With correct tajwīd

c)

  • Fast and care free

d)

  • Without tajwīd

23.

Select the odd one out

a)

  • Witr is wājib

b)

  • One letter of the Qurʾān earns you 10 rewards

c)

  • You must have wuḍūʾ to touch the Qurʾān

d)
  • The Qurʾān should be read with care

24.

What would have happened if the Prophet (ṢAW) was harsh?

a)
  • The sun would have split in half!

b)
  • The companions would have been distant from Him (ṢAW)

25.

What does the incident with the man who was harsh with the Prophet (ṢAW) teach us?

a)
  • We should be patient regardless of how others treat us

b)
  • We should treat people harshly if they do it to us

26.

Which incidents highlight the Prophet’s mercy?

Select Multiple Answers

a)
  • His conquest of Makkah

b)
  • His journey to Syria

c)
  • The incident at Ṭāʾif

d)
  • The incident of the camel

27.

During the conquest of Makkah, how did the Prophet (ṢAW) deal with the opposition?

a)
  • He forced them to leave Makkah

b)
  • He forgave them and granted them safety in Makkah

c)
  • He made them do community service

d)
  • He forgave them but made them leave Makkah

28.

Match the following

a)
  • Generosity

1.

Giving charity and sharing

b)
  • Patience

2.

Be able to control your anger

c)
  • Honesty

3.

Always telling the truth

29.

How old was the Prophet (ṢAW) at the Ṭāʾif incident

a)

32

b)

40

c)

50

d)

63

30.

Which of these statements is true?

a)
  • The Prophet (ṢAW) was only sent to bring us the Qurʾān

b)
  • The Prophet (ṢAW) was sent to bring us the Qurʾān and to also serve as an example for us

31.

When given the choice between taking revenge and forgiving people. What should we do?

a)
  • Take revenge!

b)
  • Forgive people

32.

'Learning about Allah (SWT) is important because it....?'

a)

Strengthens our belief

b)

Increases our love for Him

c)

Increases our remembrance of Him

d)

Helps us recognise Him

33.

Reflecting on Allah’s names and creation helps us know Him better.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

'When Allah (SWT) wishes to create something, all He commands [...] and it is!'

a)

Alakazam!

b)

Be!

35.

Why does Allah (SWT) not need sleep?

a)

Allah (SWT) never gets tired

b)

Allah (SWT) does not have time to sleep

36.

In how many days did Allah (SWT) create the Heavens and Earth?

a)

1 day

b)

6 days

c)

10 days

d)

7 days

37.

How do we fulfil our purpose in this world?

a)

Praying our daily salah

b)

Giving charity

c)

Caring for our parents

d)

Gossiping

38.

Does Allah (SWT) need us?

a)

Yes! The more we worship Allah (SWT), the stronger He becomes

b)

No! Allah (SWT) is not in need of anything