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WorksheetsMidterm Review Part 1
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 57mins
Who compiled the 40 Hadith?
Imam Bukhari
Imam Muslim
Imam Al-Nawawi
Imam Abu Hanifa
In which century did Imam Al-Nawawi live?
3rd century( 200s+)
13th century ( 1200s+)
21st century( 2000s+)
18th century ( 1700s+)
What is the main theme of Hadith 1 in Al-Nawawi's collection?
Charity
Prayer
Intentions
Fasting
What school of thought did Imam Al-Nawawi follow?
Maliki
Shafi'i
What does the Arabic word 'Niyyat' mean?
Actions
Intentions
Life
What is the Arabic term for 'worldly life' mentioned in Hadith 1?
Akhirah
Dunya
Jannah
How many Hadith are there in Al-Nawawi's collection?
30+
40+
500
What is the significance of Hadith 1 in Al-Nawawi's collection?
It discusses the importance of prayer
It emphasizes the intention behind actions
It explains the rules of fasting
Which Hadith scholar is known for compiling Sahih Bukhari?
Imam Muslim
Imam Al-Nawawi
Imam Bukhari
What is the main focus of the 40 Hadith of Al-Nawawi?
Legal rulings
Core principals of Islam and, ethics and moral guidance
Historical events
What is the Arabic term for 'intention' in Hadith 1?
Niyyah
Dunya
Hayat
Which of the following is NOT a work authored by Imam Al-Nawawi?
Riyadh al-Salihin
Sahih Bukhari
Commentary on Sahih Muslim
Why is Hadith 1 often the first in many collections?
It is the shortest Hadith
It addresses the core of Islamic teachings
It was the first Hadith narrated by the Prophet
The reward for an action is based on what, according to Hadith 1?
The action itself
The intention behind the action
The outcome of the action
Where was Imam Al-Nawawi from?
Houston
Cairo
Nawa
New York City
Imam Al-Nawawi lived during the 18th century.
True
False
Hadith 1 in Al-Nawawi's collection emphasizes the importance of intention in every action.
True
False
The Arabic term for 'emigration' in Hadith 1 is 'Dunya.'
True
False
Imam Al-Nawawi was known for his work in the Hanafi school of thought.
True
False
The 40 Hadith of Al-Nawawi focuses solely on the topic of charity.
True
False
Imam Al-Nawawi's works are still studied and referenced by scholars today.
True
False
The Arabic word 'A'mal' (أعمال) means 'Actions.'
True
False
Hadith 1 suggests that the intention behind an action is irrelevant to its reward.
True
False
Imam Al-Nawawi wrote a commentary on Sahih Muslim.
True
False
The Arabic word 'Hijrah' هجرة means emigration
True
False
What is the significance of studying the 40 Hadith of Al-Nawawi?
It provides a comprehensive understanding of Islamic teachings.
It is a collection of historical events.
It explains the rituals of Hajj.
Why is intention considered important in Islam according to Hadith 1?
It determines the value of actions
It is mentioned in the Quran
Which of these works is by Imam Al-Nawawi?
Riyad Al-Salihin and Commentary of Sahih Muslim
Sahih Bukhari and Sahih Muslim
United states History
What lesson can we learn from Hadith 1?
The importance of intention in actions
The significance of prayer
The necessity of fasting
Match the Arabic term with its English meaning.
Actions
A'mal
Gardens of the Righteous
Riyadh al-Salihin
Worldly life
Dunya
Intentions
Niyyah
Emigration
Hijrah
what does Allah (SW) look into the most?
Actions Only
Our Intentions
How cute we are
What do we learn from Hadeeth 1
The main lesson in Hadeeth 1 is to be sincere in all we do in our lives, especially our Acts of worship
Nothing really
Ikhlas Means
Sincerity
Intelegent
Alpha
The opposite of Ikhlas is
Shirk
Iman
Worship
Ways to Attain Ikhlas
Do righteous deeds, seek knowledge before action...
Play around until the angel of death comes
Depend on other people on whatever they do
The most dangerous sin is
Major Shirk
Missing your Salah
What Causes Insincerity?
Self-desires
Reading Quran
Sleeping a lot
Muhammad is learning about daily routines. Complete the sentence: Salah is performed ______ times a day.
two
three
five
seven
During a class discussion, Khalid asked, 'What is the divine decree that includes belief in both good and bad fate?'
Faith
Excellence
Predestination
Charity
Aneesa and Aminah are discussing different acts of kindness. What is the act of giving charity known as?
Zakah
Hajj
Salah
During a community service event, Aria was recognized for her dedication to helping others. What quality does this exemplify?
Ihsan
Charity
Fasting
Imagine you're in a magical classroom with Aishah, Dawood, and Ossama. How does belief in Qadar (divine decree) help them navigate life’s challenges?
By fostering acceptance
By promoting fear
By encouraging charity
During a classroom activity, Aria was given the scrambled word 'AZKAT'. What is the correct unscrambled word?
Zakat
Shahada
Saum
Salah
Hey students! Can you help Shan and Karim figure out the correct unscrambled word for 'NMAI'?
Iman
Ihsan
Islam
Ibadah
During a community service event, Aria was reminded of a teaching of Ihsan. Which of the following is it? A) Doing good deeds with sincerity B) Fasting during Ramadan C) Giving charity D) Performing pilgrimage.
Doing good deeds with sincerity
Fasting during Ramadan
Giving charity
Performing pilgrimage.
Ismail is volunteering at a local charity. What is the significance of Ihsan in his daily activities?
It emphasizes sincerity in actions
It focuses on material wealth
It promotes isolation
During a classroom discussion, Hisham asked which of the following is NOT a principle related to Hadith Jibreel?
A) Salah
B) Zakat
C) Ihsan
D) Karma
During Ramadan, Ferial reflects on an important aspect while fasting. What should she focus on?
The food you miss
The purpose of fasting
The time of day
The clothes you wear.
Hamza noticed a classmate struggling with their homework. What is a key element of helping them in a sincere way?
Expecting a reward
Doing it quietly
Telling everyone
Ignoring them
When Janah interacts with her classmates, what is her main focus?
Sincerity
Rewards
Ignorance
Airah noticed a classmate struggling with their homework. What should be the intention behind helping them according to Ihsan?
To gain praise
To be sincere
To get rewards
To be noticed
During Ramadan, Shakila noticed a spiritual benefit of fasting. What is it?
Spiritual growth
More food
More sleep
More TV time
During a friendly quiz, Noah asked, "Which Surah must you recite in every rakah?"
A. Surah Ikhlas
B. Surah Naas
C. Surah Falaq
D. Surah Fatiha
Is Salah too much, or is it just right? Let's hear from Aiden and Mason!
Absolutely, it's a lot!
No way, Aiden says we used to do 50!
What is Salah
The footballer
Prayer 5 times a day
Going to Mecca
Believing in god
Is the definition of Ihsan 'To worship Allah as you see him, if you don't see him, you know He sees you'?
True
False
Allah loves Ihsan in all acts of worship
True
False
Belief in Qadar is a pillar of Iman.
True
False
If a Muslim pays Zakah, what percentage of his/her wealth must he/she pay?
1.5%
2.5%
3.5%
4.5%
How often is Zakah required to be paid by a Muslim?
Once in a lifetime
Every month
Annually
Every Ramadan
When we are fasting, we will wake up early to eat breakfast. What is that time called?
Dinner
Dhuha
Supper
Suhoor
Who is exempt from fasting during Ramadan.
The wealthy
The poor, the weak, the sick, the traveller, the old, the very young, and the pregnant
The sick and the poor
The less fortunate
The point of fasting is only to not eat or drink anything.
True
False
Who is the narrator of Hadith 2 (hadith of Jibreel)?
Umar bin Khattab
Umar bin A'uss
Umar bin Abduallah
Feeding animals is a good deed?
Yes
No
Not sure
Taking care of a sick person is a good deed?
Yes
No
I am not sure
Why is Hadeeth so important?
Because it is the sayings of the prophet
Because it explains the Quran and is the second most important source of our religion
Because it was reported by the sahabah who are very important to us
What does the hadith teach us about the foundation of Islam?
It is based on good intentions
It is built on Five Pillars
It is built on following personal desires
It is based on reading the Quran
What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
Faith, Zakah, Kindness, Fasting, Obedience
Shahadah, Salah, Zakah, Sawm, Hajj
Shahadah, Fasting, Reading, Giving, Traveling
Prayer, Fasting, Charity, Honesty, Kindness
What does "La ilaha illallah" mean?
There is no deity worthy of worship but Allah
Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah
I bear witness that Allah exists
There is no prophet but Muhammad
Declaring "La ilaha illallah" is an affirmation of:
Shirk
Tawheed (Oneness of Allah)
Multiple deities
Doubt
What does the second part of the Shahadah ("Muhammad Rasoolullah") mean?
Muhammad is the first Prophet of Allah
Muhammad is the king of the world
Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah
Muhammad is the leader of the people
Why is it important to acknowledge Muhammad (PBUH) as the final Messenger of Allah?
It means we follow his example and teachings as the last and complete guidance from Allah
It means we can follow any Prophet’s teachings
It is optional in Islam
It allows us to worship the Prophet
What does the statement "La ilaha illallah" reject?
All other deities and false gods
The existence of Allah
Only polytheism
Worship of angels
What are the two main parts of the Shahadah?
Salah and Zakah
Belief in the Quran and Prophets
"La ilaha illallah" and "Muhammad Rasoolullah"
What is Zakah?
An optional charity
A tax for the government
An obligatory charity that purifies wealth
A form of prayer
Which of the following is NOT a condition for paying Zakah?
Being a Muslim
Owning wealth above the Nisab threshold
Being a farmer
Possessing wealth for a full lunar year
What is the Nisab for gold?
85 grams
100 grams
50 grams
595 grams
What is the rate of Zakah on cash, gold, and silver?
5%
10%
2.5%
7.5%
How many categories of Zakah recipients are there, according to the Quran?
5
8
10
3
Which of the following types of wealth is NOT subject to Zakah?
Business goods
Jewelry for personal use
Cash savings
Agricultural produce
How often must Zakah be paid?
Once in a lifetime
Once every year (lunar year)
Once every month
Once every two years
Zakah is most similar to which of the following concepts?
Voluntary charity (Sadaqah)
Inheritance
Buying and selling goods
Zakah can be used for which of the following purposes?
Building personal wealth
Supporting military expenses
Providing for the poor and needy
Running a personal business
The purpose of Zakah is to purify wealth and help those in need.
True
False
Zakah is paid once every two years.
True
False
Zakah is considered an act of worship, just like prayer and fasting.
True
False
The value of Zakah is fixed at 5% for all assets.
True
False
The purpose of Zakah in Islam is:
To purify wealth and help those in need
To perform daily prayers
To fast during Ramadan
To make a pilgrimage to Mecca
Select three of the eight categories of Zakah recipients mentioned in Surah At-Tawba.
Those employed the government
My sister
My uncle
The poor
The needy
The Captives
Those whose hearts are to be reconciled, My friend, and Store owner
The poor
the rich
middle class income
The Nisab threshold for silver is:
200 grams
475 grams
595 grams
1000 grams
What is the main difference between Zakah and Sadaqah?
Zakah is obligatory while Sadaqah is voluntary.
Both Zakah and Sadaqah are obligatory.
Zakah is voluntary while Sadaqah is obligatory.
Both Zakah and Sadaqah are voluntary.
When is Zakah due on a person’s wealth?
Every month
Once a year
Every six months
Every two years
Zakah helps to reduce poverty in society by:
Providing financial assistance to the needy
Increasing government revenue
Encouraging consumer spending
Promoting international trade
Zakah is considered one of the five pillars of Islam because:
It is a form of worship and self-purification.
It is a mandatory pilgrimage to Mecca.
It is a declaration of faith.
It is a month of fasting.
Zakah contributes to social justice in society by:
Providing financial support to the needy
Increasing wealth disparity
Encouraging hoarding of wealth
Promoting consumerism
Identify who is exempt from paying Zakah, even if they are Muslim.
Children
Wealthy individuals
Elderly people
Business owners
Ali’s business inventory is worth $ 15,000 and he has 5,000 in cash. What is the total Zakah Ali needs to pay?
Ali needs to pay Zakah on 20,000
Ali needs to pay Zakah on 15,000
Ali needs to pay Zakah on 5,000
Ali does not need to pay Zakah
If the Nisab for gold is 85 grams, and a person owns 70 grams of gold, do they have to pay Zakah?
Yes, because they own gold.
No, because they do not meet the Nisab threshold.
Yes, because any amount of gold requires Zakah.
No, because Zakah is only for silver.
The teaching style used in my Islamic studies class is helping me to learn the subject.
Agree
Disagree
Somewhat agree
