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WorksheetsQuiz on Allah's Names and Attributes
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of Allah’s Names means “The King, The Owner of everything”?
Al-Quddūs
As-Salām
Al-Malik
Ar-Raḥmān
The meaning of “Al-Quddūs” is:
The Pure, The Perfect
The Merciful
The Protector
The Wise
As-Salām refers to:
The Source of Mercy
The Source of Peace
The Pure One
The Owner of Knowledge
Personality link of “Al-Malik” teaches us:
Humility only
Self-respect, dignity, and confidence
To forgive others
To always remain silent
Which action reflects Al-Quddūs in daily life?
Speaking rude words
Fighting with friends
Keeping clothes neat and clean
Shouting in class
Which greeting is inspired by the Name As-Salām?
Good morning
Hello
As-salāmu ʿalaykum
Welcome
The Qur’ān verse (23:116) describes Allah as:
The Pure and Perfect
The Sovereign, the Truth
The Merciful
The Provider
Which ḥadīth mentions that “Everything besides Allah is false”?
Narration from Ibn ʿAbbās
Saying of Labīd
Narration from Abū Hurayrah
Saying of Imām Shāfiʿī
The opposite of purity (Al-Quddūs) is:
Mercy
Impurity
Peace
Nobility
Which behavior matches the personality link of As-Salām?
Sharing toys kindly
Speaking arrogantly
Copying bad habits
Ignoring teachers
Al-Malik inspires us to:
Disobey parents
Respect parents and teachers
Stay silent always
Fight with others
Which Sūrah begins with declaring Allah’s purity (related to Al-Quddūs)?
Sūrah Ikhlāṣ
Sūrah Jumuʿah (62:1)
Sūrah Yāsīn
Sūrah Fātiḥah
As-Salām encourages children to:
Compete with others
Bring comfort to others
Argue with everyone
Ignore friends
The word “Al-Quddūs” means Allah is free from:
Mistakes
Mercy
Peace
Power
Which Prophet’s companion’s poetry is quoted in ḥadīth about Al-Malik?
Imām Mālik
Labīd
Ḥassān ibn Thābit
Abū Hurayrah
Spreading peace is connected to which Name of Allah?
Al-Malik
Al-Quddūs
As-Salām
Al-ʿAzīz
Which behavior should we avoid according to Al-Malik’s life example?
Having dignity
Copying bad habits
Speaking confidently
Respecting elders
The Arabic greeting “As-salāmu ʿalaykum” literally means:
May Allah protect you
Peace be upon you
Good morning
Allah is with you
Which Name is mentioned with “The Exalted in Might, the Wise” in Qur’ān (62:1)?
Al-Malik
Al-Quddūs
As-Salām
Al-Ḥakīm
Al-Malik makes us realize:
We are servants of the Greatest King
We own everything
No need for respect
We are independent
Al-Quddūs teaches us to say:
Excuse me
Sorry
Goodbye
Hello
Which hadīth describes Allah as “Perfect and Pure, the Lord of the angels”?
Bukhārī
Muslim
Tirmidhī
Abū Dāwūd
Which name motivates us to solve problems peacefully?
Al-Malik
Al-Quddūs
As-Salām
Al-Raḥmān
The Noble Throne (ʿArsh) is mentioned in which verse about Allah being Al-Malik?
Qur’ān 23:116
Qur’ān 2:255
Qur’ān 62:1
Qur’ān 1:5
Al-Quddūs inspires children to:
Speak kind words
Fight with classmates
Ignore cleanliness
Be selfish
Which of these is not part of As-Salām’s life examples?
Greet friends
Shout at others
Share toys
Play kindly
The Name that emphasizes nobility and confidence is:
Al-Malik
Al-Quddūs
As-Salām
Al-Ṣabūr
The hadīth “Perfect and Pure is Allah, the Lord of the angels and the Spirit” refers to:
Al-Malik
Al-Quddūs
As-Salām
Al-Ḥaqq
Which value is strongly linked to As-Salām?
Purity
Peace
Ownership
Nobility
Al-Malik is described as:
The Owner of everything
The Forgiver
The Helper
The Merciful
The Name Al-Malik means “The (a) , The Owner of everything.”
Allah is the true (a) of all worlds.
Al-Quddūs means “The (a) , The Perfect.”
Personality link of Al-Quddūs: Keep yourself (a) and pure in manners.
As-Salām means “The Source of (a) .”
Greet others with “As-salāmu (a) .”
Qur’ān (23:116) calls Allah “The Sovereign, the (a) .”
The saying of Labīd: “Indeed, everything besides Allah is (a) .”
Qur’ān (62:1) mentions Allah as “The Sovereign, the Pure, the Exalted in (a) , the Wise.”
Al-Malik teaches us to have self-respect, dignity, and (a) .
According to Al-Quddūs’ life example, we should say “ (a) ” when we make a mistake.
Al-Malik inspires children to respect their (a) and teachers.
Life example of As-Salām: Don’t fight or shout; solve problems (a) .
The greeting of peace in Islam is “As-salāmu (a) .”
Al-Quddūs reminds us to speak (a) words instead of rude ones.
Al-Malik is connected with the Noble (a) in Qur’ān.
As-Salām encourages sharing (a) with friends kindly.
“Perfect and Pure is Allah, the Lord of the angels and the (a) .”
Al-Malik teaches us: Don’t copy (a) habits.
Al-Quddūs inspires us to keep our (a) neat and clean.
