WorksheetsYear 6 Islamic B Surah al-Takwir
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 26mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does Surah al-Takwir describe about the sun?
a)
It will grow larger
b)
It will be wrapped in darkness
c)
It will shine brighter
d)
It will remain the same
2.
Which crime does Surah al-Takwir admonish against?
a)
Breaking promises
b)
Stealing gold and silver
c)
Burying baby girls alive
d)
Dishonouring parents
3.
What will happen to the stars on the Day of Judgement?
a)
They will scatter
b)
They will grow bigger
c)
They will merge
d)
They will shine brighter
4.
What will happen to mountains on the Day of Judgement?
a)
They will grow
b)
They will be removed
c)
They will remain stable
d)
They will turn to gold
5.
Who conveyed the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ?
a)
Jibril (عليه السلام)
b)
Mikail (عليه السلام)
c)
Israfil (عليه السلام)
d)
Ridwan (عليه السلام)
6.
Which chapter of the Qur'an describes vivid events of the Day of Judgement?
a)
Surah al-Takwir
b)
Surah al-Fatihah
c)
Surah al-Kahf
d)
Surah al-Nasr
7.
Who is affirmed as truthful in Surah al-Takwir?
a)
Prophet Isa عليه السلام
b)
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
c)
Prophet Musaعليه السلام
d)
Prophet Yusuf عليه السلام
8.
What does the verse "When the sun is wrapped in darkness" signify?
a)
The end of natural order
b)
A new beginning
c)
A sign of mercy
d)
An eternal light
9.
Why is the Qur'an described as a reminder for humanity in Surah al-Takwir?
a)
It contains scientific facts
b)
It is free from human error
c)
It guides to a straight path
d)
It predicts worldly events
10.
Why is the time of Day of Judgement concealed by Allah?
a)
To test knowledge
b)
To encourage constant good deeds
c)
To allow human control of destiny
d)
To signify equality among people
11.
What does Surah al-Takwir emphasise about accountability?
a)
Deeds will be publicly displayed
b)
There will be no accountability
c)
Only Prophets will be judged
d)
Only believers will be judged
12.
What is the relationship between Jibril عليه السلام and the Qur'an?
a)
He wrote the Qur'an
b)
He delivered the revelation to the Prophet
c)
He recited the Qur'an in public
d)
He taught the Qur'an to angels
13.
What does the Qur'an provide to believers?
a)
Peace and tranquility
b)
Wealth and power
c)
Eternal youth
d)
Freedom from trials
14.
How does Surah al-Takwir affirm the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ truthfulness?
a)
Through miracles
b)
Through logic
c)
Through swearing by cosmic events
d)
Through human testimony
15.
If a person reflects on Surah al-Takwir, what action might they then take?
a)
Work harder for wealth
b)
Prioritise good deeds
c)
Delay repentance
d)
Focus on worldly matters
16.
Based on Surah al-Takwir, how should believers view the Qur'an?
a)
As a cultural text
b)
As divine guidance
c)
As a historical document
d)
As a political statement
17.
How should one prepare for the Day of Judgement according to the Qur'an?
a)
Perform Salah and good deeds
b)
Invest in business
c)
Isolate oneself from society
d)
Ignore worldly responsibilities
18.
When you see signs of Allah’s creation, what should you do?
a)
Praise Allah
b)
Question the signs
c)
Ignore them
d)
Exploit them
19.
How does regular Qur'anic recitation affect a believer?
a)
Increases arrogance
b)
Provides peace
c)
Creates confusion
d)
Induces fear
20.
What should a believer say if someone claims to know when the Day of Judgement will happen?
a)
Only Allah knows
b)
Scientists can calculate it
c)
It's a personal belief
d)
They can be ignored
21.
What should believers do when reminded of their accountability?
a)
Avoid thinking about it
b)
Take immediate action to reform their deeds
c)
Blame others for their deeds
d)
Depend on fate
22.
What is the relationship between hidden knowledge of the Hour and faith?
a)
It strengthens faith
b)
It causes doubt
c)
It is irrelevant to faith
d)
It weakens faith
23.
How do the events mentioned in Surah al-Takwir emphasise Allah’s power?
a)
By showing mercy
b)
By disrupting natural order
c)
By rewarding wealth
d)
By extending life
24.
What does the spreading out of the scrolls on the Day of Judgement indicate?
a)
Unity of all creation
b)
Public accountability
c)
End of relationships
d)
New friendships
25.
Why does the Qur'an use vivid imagery for cosmic events?
a)
To entertain readers
b)
To illustrate Allah's might
c)
To confuse the audience
d)
To make the text poetic
26.
How does the questioning of buried girls reflect societal accountability?
a)
Highlights justice
b)
Shows inequality
c)
Demonstrates male privilege
d)
Promotes cruelty
27.
Why does the Qur'an affirm the Prophet’s ﷺ truthfulness repeatedly?
a)
To silence critics
b)
To prove him divine
c)
To ensure belief in his message
d)
To challenge human logic
28.
How do oaths in Surah al-Takwir contribute to its message?
a)
Strengthen the argument
b)
Add poetic value
c)
Confuse listeners
d)
Weaken the tone
29.
Why is it essential to trust the Qur'an’s guidance?
a)
It is a cultural relic
b)
It is the Word of Allah
c)
It ensures material wealth
d)
It eliminates trials
30.
How can reflecting on cosmic events deepen a believer’s faith?
a)
By inducing fear
b)
By showcasing Allah’s wisdom
c)
By creating doubt
d)
By promoting materialism
31.
Why should humans not claim knowledge of the unseen?
a)
It proves human superiority
b)
It is a lie against Allah
c)
It encourages innovation
d)
It prevents accountability
32.
What lesson can we derive from the concealment of the Hour?
a)
Always be ready for the hereafter
b)
Ignore spiritual practices
c)
Prioritise the gathering of wealth
d)
Neglect repentance
33.
How does accountability affect societal behavior?
a)
Encourages justice
b)
Promotes corruption
c)
Reduces empathy
d)
Eliminates responsibility
34.
What makes Surah al-Takwir a significant reminder for humanity?
a)
It uses complex language
b)
It warns about the Day of Judgement
c)
It focuses on worldly gains
d)
It narrates historical events
35.
Why is the Qur'an described as a mercy for believers?
a)
It allows flexible laws
b)
It provides emotional and spiritual healing
c)
It promises punishment for disbelievers
d)
It promotes material wealth
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