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WorksheetsYr9-Islam Diagnostic Assessment-2025-26
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 34mins
What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
Jihad (Struggle)
Sharia (Islamic Law)
1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting during Ramadan) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage to Mecca)
Tawhid (Oneness of God)
Name the first pillar of Islam.
Shahada
Sawm
Hajj
Zakat
Who is considered the last prophet in Islam?
Buddha
Moses
Muhammad
Isaiah
List two major prophets in Islam besides Muhammad.
David and Solomon
Yaqoob and Noah
Moses and Jesus
Isaiah and Jeremiah
What is the significance of Ramadan in Islam?
A period of mandatory charity donations
A time for pilgrimage to Mecca
A month of celebration and feasting
Ramadan is significant in Islam as a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection, commemorating the first revelation of the Quran.
Describe the celebration of Eid al-Fitr.
Eid al-Fitr involves fasting and abstaining from food.
Eid al-Fitr is a celebration marking the end of Ramadan, characterized by prayers, feasting, giving to charity, and spending time with family and friends.
Eid al-Fitr is a celebration of the winter solstice.
Eid al-Fitr is primarily a day for mourning and reflection.
What is the Quran?
A guide to Islamic architecture.
The Quran is the holy book of Islam.
A historical text of Christianity.
A collection of poems from ancient Arabia.
How is the Hadith different from the Quran?
The Quran is the holy book of Islam, while Hadith are records of the Prophet's sayings and actions.
The Quran is a collection of historical events, while Hadith are religious laws.
Hadith is considered more authoritative than the Quran.
The Quran contains only the Hadith of the Prophet.
What are the core beliefs of Islam?
The core beliefs of Islam are the Five Pillars: Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj.
The core beliefs of Islam are the Ten Commandments.
The core beliefs of Islam include meditation and yoga practices.
The core beliefs of Islam are based on the teachings of Confucius.
Explain the concept of Tawhid in Islam.
Tawhid is a type of prayer performed in Islam.
Tawhid is the belief in multiple gods in Islam.
Tawhid refers to the five pillars of Islam.
Tawhid is the concept of the oneness and uniqueness of Allah in Islam.
What historical event marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar?
The Revelation of the Quran
The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
The Hijra (migration of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina)
The Battle of Badr
Who was the first caliph after the death of Muhammad?
Abu Bakr
Othman
Ali
Umar
What is the importance of prayer (Salah) in a Muslim's life?
Salah is primarily a social event rather than a personal obligation.
Prayer is optional and has no impact on a Muslim's daily life.
Prayer is only a cultural practice with no spiritual significance.
Prayer (Salah) is essential for spiritual connection, discipline, community, and mindfulness in a Muslim's life.
How do Muslims celebrate the festival of Eid al-Adha?
Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha with fireworks and parades.
Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha with singing and dancing.
Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha by fasting and giving gifts.
Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha with prayers, animal sacrifice, and community feasting.
What role does the mosque play in the Islamic community?
The mosque serves only as a tourist attraction.
Mosques are used exclusively for funerals.
A mosque is primarily a place for political meetings.
The mosque plays a central role in the Islamic community as a place of worship, education, and social interaction.
How many verses in Surah Rahman?
80
78
50
35
What would happen if the earth blocked sunlight from the Moon throughout the year?
Diseases spread everywhere
Beautiful weather
Satisfaction
Good for health
What do people benefit from the precise movement of the sun and moon ?
Solar and lunar calendar
Light
Making food
Chlorophyll
How many time repeat the verse فَبِأَيِّ آلَاءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ?
31
16
19
40
Human creation by ?
Dry clay like pottery
Fire
Light
water
Who was the first person whom Allah (sw) taught 'words' to?
Prophet Adam (as)
Hazrat Jibrael (as)
Imam Ali (as)
Imam Mahdi (aj)
Ar-Rahman is
The beneficent and most merciful
The Glorified
The Forgiving
What does the repeated ayah mean?
So, (O mankind and jinn) which of the favours of your Lord will you deny?
Which of the blessings of your Lord will you be grateful for?
Which of the blessings of your Lord will you deny?
Surah Ar-Rahman was revealed in ___________________
Makkah
Madina
Allah mentioned which two creations in Surah Ar-Rahman, are doing Sajdah?
Sun and moon
Trees and moon
Stars and trees
Trees and moon
Taiamum could be done by..
The dry sand
The dry mud
The water
The rain water
The steps of Taimum are as the following....
Have the intention,say Bismillah,and wash the face.
Say Bismillah then rub the hands and the arms with the dry sand.
Have the intention ,say Bismillah,rub the face then the hands with the dry sand.
Say Bismillah,wash the hands and wash the face and the feet
What are the things that spoil the Taimaum?
The existence of the sand
The existence of the water
Eating the food
Walking
Taimum is legislated....
To ease doing the worships
To save water
To save time and effort
To reduce the sand on the earth
He found the water after the completion of the prayer, what he has to do?
His prayer is done, not to repeat.
He will repeat the prayer
His prayer is invalid.
None of the above.
Dry Ablution can be performed by using:
Soil
Rocks
Soil / Sand / Rocks / Stone / Gravel & everything that falls under the term "Earth"
Sand
he performed dry ablution then slept. immediately after waking up, he prayed
wrong
correct
Nullifies of Dry Ablution:
Everything that nullifies partial ablution will nullify dry ablution
Ability of the water
Ability to use water for those who unable to use it.
All of the above is true
what is the meaning of "يس"?
All scholars said : Allah Knows the meaning of it.
Some said it has it's own meaning.
To get the attention of the audience for the next verses
All the above answers are right
Allah swear by ............... In Surat Yasin.
The prophet
The night
The sun
Quran
What is the Muslim duty towards the Messengers of Allah?
respect him
follow his commands
love him
all the previous answer is right
What does the fact that Allah, glory be to Him, is swearing by the wise Qur’an indicate?
To confirm the truth of Prophet messages.
to confirm that it is his words
to talk to them direct and believe in Allah
to stop their denying
Sincerity is:
Doing things to be better
Doing things to please family
Doing things to please Allah
Doing things to sleep early
Allah SWT accepts
Multiple deeds
Sincere deeds
The rich people's deeds
Old people's deeds
Sh Zayed was a sincere ruler
Yes
No
Sincere people are:
Prophets
Pious People
Sahabah
All of the above
Surat Al Ikhlaas means:
Cleanness
Purity
Sincerity
Oneness
Sincere student:
works hard
all options
helps his mates
respects his teachers
A sincere charity giver:
gives the charity secretly
gives the charity it in public
gives charity to please Allah SWT
A sincere Citizen:
Obeys his ruler
Destroys the nature
Hates others
Neglects his prayers
What is the importance of intention in Islam?
Intention (niyyah) in Islam refers to the spirit of doing deeds through which they may become religiously valid.
is true or false
true
false
write 1 point related to intention
How can we turn eating and drinking in to a worship act?
by eating in a hurry
by saying the supplication: "In the Name of Allah, The Most Beneficent, The Most Merciful
by ignoring the dua
None of these
"نيات" means:
Acts
Intentions
Deeds
Marriage
Acts are Judged by...
(a)
Where do we make our intentions?
in the tongue
in the mind
in the heart
Acts are judged only by intentions.
yes
no
Doing an act to obey the order of Allah is a sincerity.
true
false
Someone performs prayer at its time to make Allah pleased with him.
sincere intention
worldly intention
1.The Battle of Badr was the .........................battle in Islam
third
first
second
last
2. ...................is the other name for the battle of Badr
Quran
Uhud
Furqaan
Ahzab
3. The battle of Badr occurred on .......................... at ................year after Hijrah.
27th Ramadan / 20
17th Ramadan / 2
10th Rajab / 9
10 Muharram /10
4. The battle was between ...........................
Muslims and Quraysh
Muslims and hypocrites
Muslims and Jews
Muslims and Bani Thakif
5. The battle was between the army of Muslims consisted of .......................men and the army of Quraysh consisted of ..................men.
4000/1000
313/1000
500/ 500
none of the above
6. The army of ............................. was fully equipped while others were weak and unequipped
Muslims
Quraysh
7. Poor captives from Quraysh were ______________________.
put in jail
killed
fined
released and pardoned
8. ____________________ Muslims were martyered in the Battle of Badr.
100
14
200
250
9. ______________________Quryeshi people Muslims capture in the Battle of Badr.
None
70
50
80
10. Badr is located _____ miles away from Madina.
45 miles
50 miles
55 miles
60 miles
11. In the battle of Badr _____________ was killed.
Abu Jehal
Abu Sufyaan
Abu Lahab
Abu Ubaidah
12. ________ angels helped Muslims defeat Quraysh in the Battle of Badr.
900
1500
2000
1000
13. During the heat of the Battle of Badr, the Prophet Muhammad was said to have done what?
cried for Allah's mercy
fled
thrown sand into the air in the direction of the enemy
killed those who fled
14. What else is God said to have done to the Meccan's the night before the Battle of Badr?
Heavy winds blew away their arrows
Comets raced through the night sky scaring the camels, making them useless for battle
Heavy rain fell on the hill where they were camped
Lightning killed the commanders
15. How many camels did Muslims/Quraysh have?
70/700
40/70
60/900
80/1000
