Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Belief in Divine Decree (Al-Qadr) — Pillar 6

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the sixth pillar of faith?

a)

Belief in Angels

b)

Belief in Divine Books

c)

Belief in Divine Decree (Al-Qadr)

d)

Belief in Prophets

2.

When did Allah write down everything that would happen?

a)

When Adam was created

b)

50,000 years before creating the heavens and earth

c)

After the first revelation

d)

On the Day of Judgement

3.

Which of the following components are essential to the belief in Divine Decree (Al-Qadr) as part of being a Muslim?

a)

Allah’s knowledge of everything, including the past, present, and future

b)

Writing in the Preserved Tablet (al-Lawh al-Mahfudh) where all events were recorded 50,000 years before creation

c)

Events happening by His will, where nothing occurs without Allah’s permission

d)

Allah created everything, including our actions and desires

e)

All of the above components are part of the belief in Divine Decree

4.

What does "Al-Mizan" refer to in the context of belief in Divine Decree (Al-Qadr)?

a)

The Preserved Tablet, where Allah wrote everything 50,000 years before creation

b)

The Balance on the Day of Judgment, representing accountability for actions

c)

The Throne of Allah, symbolizing His sovereignty

d)

The Bridge over Hell, a test of faith and actions

5.

What happens in the grave according to Islamic belief?

a)

Eternal sleep

b)

The soul goes straight to Paradise or Hell

c)

Questioning and either bliss or punishment

d)

Nothing happens until the Day of Judgment

6.

What natural example does the Quran use to prove resurrection?

a)

Stars in the sky

b)

Rain bringing dead land back to life

c)

Ocean waves

d)

Earthquakes

7.

What should a believer say when faced with a hardship or misfortune, understanding the principles of Divine Decree (Al-Qadr)?

a)

“If only I had...”

b)

“Why me?”

c)

“QaddarAllahu wa ma sha’a fa‘al” (Allah has decreed and He does as He wills)

d)

“Life is unfair.”

8.

How did Prophet Yusuf (عليه السلام)'s hardships lead to his ultimate success and greatness?

a)

He remained a slave

b)

He died in prison

c)

He became a ruler in Egypt

d)

He ran away to another land

9.

Can a person use the belief in Divine Decree (Al-Qadr) to justify their sins, considering that humans are responsible for their choices and actions?

a)

Yes, always

b)

No, because humans are responsible for their choices

c)

Only for major sins

d)

Only if others forgive them

10.

How does belief in Divine Decree help during trials?

a)

It makes us depressed

b)

It makes us careless

c)

It builds patience and trust in Allah

d)

It removes responsibility

11.

What did the Prophet ﷺ say is a sign that Allah accepts good deeds?

a)

Doing better deeds after them

b)

Becoming famous

c)

Being praised by people

d)

Becoming rich

12.

When are deeds truly counted according to Prophet ﷺ?

a)

At the start of a person’s life

b)

At the middle of their life

c)

Based on how a person ends their life

d)

When the person reaches 40 years old

13.

In the context of Islamic history, who was Khalid ibn Walid, and what title was he famously known by?

a)

The Sword of Allah

b)

The Teacher of Islam

c)

The Friend of the Prophet

d)

The First Martyr