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Source of Knowledge

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary and most authoritative source of knowledge in Islam?

a)

Dreams

b)

History

c)

Observation

d)

Revelation (Al-Wahy)

2.

Which form of Revelation is the Qur’an?

a)

Al-Wahy al-Matlū (The Recited Revelation – Al-Qur’an)

b)

Al-Wahy al-Ghayr Matlū (The Unrecited Revelation – Sunnah)

c)

Inspiration

d)

Al-Ru’ya (Dreams)

3.

What is Al-Wahy al-Ghayr Matlū (The Unrecited Revelation – Sunnah)?

a)

The Sunnah—explanation of the Qur’an by the Prophet (PBUH)

b)

Part of the Qur’an

c)

A scientific theory

d)

A true dream

4.

Why is the Qur’an considered the base of all knowledge?

a)

It came from the Prophet (PBUH)

b)

It was written by scholars

c)

It is directly from Allah with no human contribution

d)

It has all modern science answers

5.

What type of knowledge comes from watching natural events like earthquakes or rain?

a)

Revelation

b)

Inspiration

c)

Observation of Natural Physical Phenomena (Tadabbur al-Kawn)

d)

Human phenomena

6.

Studying human emotions and decisions helps us through which type of observation?

a)

Natural phenomena

b)

Observation of Human Phenomena (Tadabbur al-Insān)

c)

Revelation

d)

True dreams

7.

What lesson does the Qur’an teach using the example of a panting dog?

a)

Scientific behavior

b)

Human desires when divine knowledge is ignored

c)

Importance of animals

d)

Prophet Musa’s patience

8.

Which type of inspiration happens naturally without deep thought?

a)

Major inspiration

b)

Minor Inspiration (Ilhām Saghīr – Intuition)

c)

Revelation

d)

Dreams from Shaytan

9.

What’s an example of Minor Inspiration (Ilhām Saghīr – Intuition)?

a)

Prophet interpreting dreams

b)

Bees building hives instinctively

c)

Learning math

d)

Seeing a disturbing dream

10.

What type of inspiration did the mother of Prophet Musa (A.S.) receive?

a)

Major Inspiration (Ilhām Kabīr – Deep Reflection)

b)

Minor Inspiration

c)

Dream

d)

Observation

11.

What are dreams called in Arabic?

a)

Al-Wahy (Revelation)

b)

Al-Ru’ya (Dreams)

c)

Al-‘Ibrah (Lessons)

d)

Adghath

12.

What is Al-Ru’ya al-Sālihah (True Dream)?

a)

A dream that changes religious rules

b)

A scary dream

c)

A truthful dream shown to pious individuals

d)

A confusing dream

13.

What kind of dream comes from Shaytan?

a)

Al-Ru’ya al-Sālihah (True Dream)

b)

Al-Hulm (Disturbing Dream – from Shaytan)

c)

Adghath Ahlām (Confused Dream)

d)

Al-Wahy

14.

What should you do after a disturbing dream (Al-Hulm)?

a)

Write it down

b)

Ask a friend

c)

Say: “A’udhu billahi min ash-shaytan ir-rajim”

d)

Ignore it and go back to sleep

15.

Which dream is based on emotions and often unclear?

a)

Al-Hulm

b)

Al-Ru’ya al-Sālihah

c)

Adghath Ahlām (Confused Dream)

d)

True dreams

16.

Why can’t a true dream create new religious laws?

a)

Because they are dreams

b)

Because they aren’t written down

c)

Because only revelation (Al-Wahy) creates religious rulings

d)

Because no one believes them

17.

What does the Qur’an use history for?

a)

To make stories fun

b)

To prove science

c)

To teach lessons (‘Ibrah) from past nations

d)

To share secret knowledge

18.

The fall of a corrupt nation in the Qur’an teaches us to:

a)

Follow dreams more

b)

Avoid injustice and corruption

c)

Study their language

d)

Respect their customs

19.

Which of the following is NOT a true source of knowledge in Islam?

a)

Revelation

b)

Guesswork

c)

Observation

d)

Inspiration

20.

What type of knowledge comes from reflecting deeply and feeling guided?

a)

Observation

b)

Major Inspiration (Ilhām Kabīr)

c)

Al-Hulm (Disturbing Dream)

d)

Confused dreams

21.

How are dreams different from revelation?

a)

Dreams are more clear

b)

Dreams are for everyone

c)

Dreams don’t establish new laws, revelation (Al-Wahy) does

d)

Dreams are recited in prayer

22.

What makes the Qur’an unique as a source of knowledge?

a)

It is updated every year

b)

It was edited by many prophets

c)

It only teaches Arabic

d)

It is directly from Allah, unchanged, and complete

23.

A scientist studies earthquakes to build safer buildings. This is an example of:

a)

Al-Ru’ya (Dreams)

b)

Al-Wahy al-Ghayr Matlū (Sunnah)

c)

Observation of Natural Physical Phenomena (Tadabbur al-Kawn)

d)

Minor Inspiration

24.

A leader reflects deeply before making a fair decision. This shows use of:

a)

Disturbing Dreams (Al-Hulm)

b)

Major Inspiration (Ilhām Kabīr – Deep Reflection)

c)

Al-Wahy al-Matlū (The Qur’an)

d)

Adghath Ahlām (Confused Dreams)

25.

A counselor studies emotions to help others with their mental health. This is an example of:

a)

Observation of Nature

b)

Al-Ru’ya al-Sālihah (True Dream)

c)

Observation of Human Phenomena (Tadabbur al-Insān)

d)

Al-Wahy al-Ghayr Matlū

26.

A person has a sudden feeling to help someone in need without knowing why. This is:

a)

Major Inspiration

b)

A disturbing dream

c)

Minor Inspiration (Ilhām Saghīr – Intuition)

d)

Historical reflection

27.

A student reads about past civilizations that fell due to greed and injustice. What source of knowledge is this?

a)

Al-Wahy

b)

Al-Ru’ya

c)

History (‘Ibrah)

d)

Natural phenomena

28.

A business leader uses historical examples to guide ethical decisions. This action is based on:

a)

Dreams

b)

History (‘Ibrah – Moral Lessons)

c)

Minor Inspiration

d)

Confused Dreams

29.

A doctor prays for guidance before performing surgery and has a calm feeling that helps them focus. This best fits:

a)

Al-Hulm

b)

Minor Inspiration (Ilhām Saghīr)

c)

Al-Wahy

d)

Adghath Ahlām

30.

A person dreams something true, which later happens, but does not affect Islamic law. This is called:

a)

Al-Wahy al-Ghayr Matlū

b)

Al-Hulm

c)

Al-Ru’ya al-Sālihah (True Dream)

d)

Natural observation

31.

A disturbing dream leaves someone scared when they wake up. Islam teaches that this is from:

a)

Past memories

b)

Al-Hulm (Disturbing Dream – from Shaytan)

c)

Observation

d)

Al-Ru’ya al-Sālihah

32.

A student of climate science wants to use their learning to protect the planet. This is a good use of:

a)

Dreams

b)

Observation of Natural Physical Phenomena

c)

Adghath Ahlām

d)

Historical events

33.

Someone makes life decisions based only on unclear, emotional dreams. This is an example of:

a)

True dream

b)

Adghath Ahlām (Confused Dream)

c)

Al-Hulm

d)

Al-Wahy

34.

A young inventor reflects on how ancient tools worked and then builds a better version. This uses:

a)

Revelation

b)

Dreams

c)

History and Major Inspiration

d)

Natural phenomena only