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WorksheetsIslamic Studies - First Term Worksheet (Grade 6)
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 1. The Qur’an was revealed to guide people to _________.
the right path
the market
the mountains
the river
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 2. Imam Malik memorized the Qur’an by the age of _________.
ten
twelve
eight
fifteen
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 3. The Prophet (ﷺ) built the ________ Mosque in Madinah.
Masjid Nabawi
Masjid Quba
Masjid Al-Aqsa
Masjid Al-Haram
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 4. The rule of ________ means clear pronunciation of Noon Saakinah and Tanween.
Izhaar
Idghaam
Iqlab
Ikhfa
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 5. Prostration of Forgetfulness is called ________ in Arabic.
Sujood As-Sahw
Sujood At-Tilawah
Sujood Ash-Shukr
Sujood Al-Janazah
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 6. The disbelievers asked, “When we are lost in the earth, shall we indeed be ________ again?”
raised
forgotten
punished
hidden
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 7. The Prophet (ﷺ) established ________ between the Muhajirun and Ansar.
brotherhood
trade
competition
conflict
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 8. Imam Malik’s famous book is called _________.
Al-Muwatta
Sahih Bukhari
Riyadh us-Saliheen
Al-Musnad
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 9. The letters of Idghaam are _________.
yaa, raa, meem, laam, waw, noon
alif, baa, taa, thaa, jeem, haa
kaaf, laam, meem, noon, saad, daal
fa, qaaf, seen, sheen, saad, daad
Complete the sentences using words from your lessons. 10. Sujood At-Tilawah is performed when ________ is recited or heard.
a verse of prostration
a prayer is completed
the call to prayer is made
the Imam enters the mosque
Surat Al-Sajdah states that the creation of the heavens and the earth was accomplished in how many days?
Six days
Seven days
Forty days
Ten days
Imam Malik’s attitude toward giving fatwas was:
Cautious and reserved, only giving fatwas when certain
Eager to give fatwas on every issue
Indifferent to the responsibility of fatwas
Quick to issue fatwas without much thought
Ikhfaa in Tajweed refers to:
The pronunciation of a letter with a sound between clear and hidden
The complete merging of two letters
The clear pronunciation of a letter without any nasal sound
The stopping of sound completely at a letter
The role of the Ansar after the Prophet’s arrival in Madinah was:
to support and assist the Prophet and the Muhajirun
to oppose the Prophet’s mission
to migrate to Makkah
to remain neutral in all matters
The number of verses in the Qur’an that require Sujood At-Tilawah is:
14
10
7
20
The difference between Izhaar and Idghaam is:
Izhaar means clear pronunciation, while Idghaam means merging of sounds.
Izhaar means merging of sounds, while Idghaam means clear pronunciation.
Both Izhaar and Idghaam mean clear pronunciation.
Both Izhaar and Idghaam mean merging of sounds.
The main theme of Surat Al-Sajdah verses 1–12 is:
The resurrection and accountability of humans before God
The story of Prophet Moses and Pharaoh
The miracles performed by Jesus
The laws of inheritance in Islam
Sujood As-Sahw is triggered by which of the following?
Forgetting or making a mistake in prayer
Reciting Quran outside of prayer
Missing a daily routine
Breaking the fast unintentionally
Al-Muwatta is considered important because:
it is one of the earliest collections of hadith and Islamic law
it is a book of poetry
it is a historical novel
it is a collection of scientific discoveries
The first thing the Prophet (ﷺ) did upon arriving in Madinah was:
Build a mosque
Distribute wealth
Declare war
Appoint a governor
The Prophet’s efforts to build a united Muslim community in Madinah included which of the following?
Establishing the Constitution of Madinah to unite different tribes and religious groups
Focusing only on trade and economic development
Ignoring the needs of non-Muslims in the community
Encouraging division among the tribes
The rule of Idghaam can be explained with which of the following examples?
Merging one letter into another, such as in the word 'من يعمل'
Pronouncing every letter clearly, such as in 'الحمد لله'
Stopping at the end of a verse, such as in 'مالك يوم الدين'
Stretching a vowel sound, such as in 'قال'
The disliked elements of prayer according to your notes are:
Lack of concentration
Reciting loudly in a silent prayer
Praying at the wrong time
Facing the wrong direction
Imam Malik’s early education was characterized by which of the following?
He studied under renowned scholars in Medina and memorized the Quran at a young age.
He traveled to Persia for his studies.
He focused mainly on mathematics and astronomy.
He received his education from his family only.
The difference between Sujood As-Sahw and Sujood At-Tilawah is:
Sujood As-Sahw is for mistakes in prayer, while Sujood At-Tilawah is for reciting certain verses of the Quran.
Sujood As-Sahw is performed after every prayer, while Sujood At-Tilawah is performed only during Ramadan.
Sujood As-Sahw is done only by the Imam, while Sujood At-Tilawah is done by everyone.
Sujood As-Sahw is for gratitude, while Sujood At-Tilawah is for forgiveness.
The life of Muslims in Madinah after the Emigration can be described as:
peaceful and supportive, with the establishment of a new community
filled with constant conflict and no sense of community
isolated and without any support from the locals
unchanged from their life in Makkah
The four Tajweed rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween are:
Izhar, Idgham, Iqlab, Ikhfa
Izhar, Idgham, Qalqalah, Ikhfa
Idgham, Ikhfa, Qalqalah, Madd
Izhar, Iqlab, Madd, Qalqalah
Surat Al-Sajdah teaches that on the Day of Judgment:
everyone will be resurrected and judged for their deeds.
people will remain in their graves forever.
only the prophets will be judged.
the Day of Judgment will never come.
Imam Malik showed respect for Hadith by:
listening to Hadith while sitting respectfully and wearing clean clothes.
writing his own Hadith without verification.
ignoring the traditions of the Prophet.
changing the words of Hadith to suit his needs.
The voluntary elements of prayer and their importance are:
Additional acts in prayer that enhance its reward and spiritual value.
Obligatory actions that must be performed in every prayer.
Mistakes made during prayer that require correction.
Movements that invalidate the prayer if performed.
Which of the following correctly lists the four rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween in Tajweed?
Izhaar, Idghaam, Iqlaab, Ikhfaa
Izhaar, Idghaam, Qalqalah, Ikhfaa
Idghaam, Iqlaab, Qalqalah, Ikhfaa
Izhaar, Qalqalah, Ikhfaa, Idghaam
Madinah’s Transformation: The Prophet (ﷺ)’s arrival in Madinah led to which of the following changes in the Muslim community?
The building of Masjid Nabawi and establishment of brotherhood
The destruction of all places of worship
The division of the Muslim community
The migration of Muslims back to Makkah
The significance of Surat Al-Sajdah verses 1-12 lies in which of the following aspects?
Affirming the truth of the Qur’an and the resurrection
Describing the rules of inheritance
Detailing the story of Prophet Yusuf
Outlining dietary laws
Imam Malik’s contributions to Hadith and Islamic law include which of the following?
His compilation of Al-Muwatta and his unique teaching style
His translation of the Quran into Latin
His authorship of Sahih al-Bukhari
His establishment of the Hanafi school of thought
Which of the following best describes the Obligatory, Voluntary, and Disliked elements of prayer in Islamic worship, including examples and their significance?
Obligatory elements are required acts, voluntary are recommended, and disliked are discouraged; each affects the validity and reward of prayer.
Obligatory elements are optional, voluntary are forbidden, and disliked are required for prayer validity.
Obligatory elements are discouraged, voluntary are required, and disliked are recommended for extra reward.
Obligatory, voluntary, and disliked elements all have the same status and do not affect prayer.
