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Understanding Divine Decree and Predestination

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

What does it mean to clarify the concept of Divine Decree and Predestination?

a)

To ignore the concept entirely

b)

To make the concept more understandable

c)

To reject the concept

d)

To complicate the concept further

2.

Why is it important to infer the importance of Belief in Divine Decree and Predestination?

a)

It helps in understanding the role of fate in life

b)

It allows one to predict the future

c)

It encourages ignoring responsibilities

d)

It promotes a negative outlook on life

3.

Which of the following is equivalent to Al Qadaa?

a)

Predestination

b)

Taqdeer

c)

Divine Decree

d)

None of the above

4.

What does the belief in Divine Decree and Predestination refer to in the Six Pillars of Imaan?

a)

The good and evil of it

b)

The certainty of fate

c)

The randomness of life

d)

The unpredictability of events

5.

How can you connect it to the ongoing Covid 19 Pandemic?

a)

By understanding the role of technology

b)

By recognizing the importance of global travel

c)

By valuing leadership and community support

d)

By focusing on economic growth

6.

What does AL MASEE’AH – Divine Will refer to in the context of Al Qadar?

a)

Allah creates and makes His will happen in the real world

b)

Allah first knows what will happen

c)

Allah wills and permits what is written to happen when its time comes

d)

Allah orders the Pen to write what will happen

7.

Which aspect of Al Qadar involves the creation and making of Allah’s will happen in the real world?

a)

AL KITABAH – Written Destiny

b)

AL KHALQ – The Creation

c)

AL ‘ILM – Allah’s Knowledge

d)

AL MASEE’AH – Divine Will

8.

What is the meaning of the phrase "ما شاء الله"?

a)

As Allah wills

b)

Praise be to Allah

c)

Allah is great

d)

In the name of Allah

9.

What is an example of an action upon us?

a)

Hair growing

b)

Speaking the truth

c)

Roof falling on us

d)

Blood circulation

10.

How does belief in Al Qadar motivate a Muslim to do his best?

a)

It encourages them to seek wealth

b)

It helps them understand the importance of prayer

c)

It inspires them to strive for excellence, knowing outcomes are in God's hands

d)

It makes them focus only on personal goals

11.

Why might a person visiting a doctor and reading the Islamic ruqyah be considered a balanced approach?

a)

It combines medical treatment with spiritual practices.

b)

It relies only on spiritual healing.

c)

It ignores medical advice.

d)

It focuses solely on physical health.

12.

Which of the following is a wrong concept according to the image?

a)

Taking responsibility for one's actions

b)

Believing success is connected to preparation

c)

Saying mistakes are decreed and ordained

d)

Staying calm when something bad happens

13.

According to the image, what should one do to prepare for exams?

a)

Rely on the Will of Allah for success

b)

Study and prepare thoroughly

c)

Avoid studying and hope for the best

d)

Only pray for success

14.

What is the wrong belief about responsibility for actions?

a)

We are responsible for our actions

b)

Actions are decreed and preordained

c)

We should plan and act accordingly

d)

Responsibility lies with the individual

15.

What is the right concept to follow when something bad happens?

a)

Become angry and upset

b)

Say "لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله"

c)

Blame others

d)

Ignore it completely

16.

What is the main theme of the text in the image?

a)

Being strong and proactive is better than being weak and passive.

b)

Always rely on others for help.

c)

Avoid taking any action in life.

d)

Success comes without effort.

17.

What should one do when faced with trouble, according to the text?

a)

Blame others

b)

Say "If I had not done that, so and so would not have happened"

c)

Seek help from Allah and do not lose heart

d)

Ignore the situation

18.

What does the text suggest about the nature of people?

a)

There is good in everyone

b)

People are inherently bad

c)

Only believers are good

d)

Everyone is neutral

19.

Which of the following best describes the relationship between free will and Divine Decree in Islam?

a)

Only good actions are preordained

b)

Divine Decree removes all responsibility from individuals

c)

Humans are fully responsible for their choices within Allah's knowledge and will

d)

Humans have no control over their actions

20.

What should a Muslim do after making an effort towards a goal, according to the concept of Al Qadar?

a)

Leave everything to chance

b)

Stop trying in the future

c)

Blame others if unsuccessful

d)

Trust in Allah's plan and accept the outcome

21.

Which statement reflects a correct understanding of predestination in Islam?

a)

Prayer is unnecessary since fate is fixed

b)

We should not make any plans because everything is already decided

c)

Success is only due to luck

d)

We must work hard and rely on Allah for the results