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Quiz on Adab and Akhlaq

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Adab mean?

a)

To ignore others

b)

To refine and educate

c)

To be rude

d)

To be selfish

2.

What is the relationship between Adab and Akhlaq?

a)

Adab is a type of food

b)

Akhlaq is a place

c)

Akhlaq is about manners

d)

Adab is about actions, Akhlaq is about reasons

3.

Who explained the concept of Adab in Islam?

a)

Abraham

b)

Prophet Muhammad

c)

Aisha

d)

Imam Ibnul Qayyim

4.

What does Adab reflect?

a)

Good breeding and manners

b)

Anger

c)

Bad behavior

d)

Laziness

5.

What did Ibrahim A.S. say to his father?

a)

You are wrong

b)

Why do you worship idols?

c)

I don't care about you

d)

I will stone you

6.

What did Ibrahim A.S. warn his father about?

a)

A trip

b)

A gift

c)

A new job

d)

Divine punishment

7.

How did Ibrahim A.S. treat his father?

a)

With love and respect

b)

With disrespect

c)

With silence

d)

With anger

8.

What did Ibrahim A.S. ask for from Allah?

a)

Forgiveness for his father

b)

A new house

c)

A new friend

d)

A lot of money

9.

What did Ibrahim A.S. do after leaving his father?

a)

He moved to another city

b)

He became sad

c)

He got a new family of prophets

d)

He stopped praying

10.

What is the main focus of Adab?

a)

Good actions and manners

b)

Sleeping

c)

Eating and drinking

d)

Playing games

11.

What did Ibrahim A.S. refrain from doing?

a)

Using kind words

b)

Praying

c)

Insulting his father

d)

Helping others

12.

What is Akhlaq about?

a)

Traveling

b)

Food and drink

c)

Manners and actions

d)

Playing

13.

What did Ibrahim A.S. emphasize to his father?

a)

To ignore him

b)

To follow the path of guidance

c)

To leave home

d)

To worship idols

14.

What does Adab include?

a)

Anger

b)

Laziness

c)

Bad habits

d)

Good manners and morals

15.

What did Ibrahim A.S. expect from his prayers?

a)

To be ignored

b)

To be unhappy

c)

To be forgotten

d)

To be answered