Free Printable Introduction to Akhlaaq

1.

According to the passage 'INTRODUCTION TO AKHLAAQ', what is Akhlaaq?

a)

Akhlaaq is having good manners regarding our own conduct and regarding other people; it refers to character.

b)

Akhlaaq is a type of traditional clothing worn on special occasions.

c)

Akhlaaq is a festival celebrated at the end of the year.

d)

Akhlaaq is a form of ancient architecture found in old cities.

2.

Who was sent by Allah to perfect the character of mankind, according to the passage?

a)

Nabee Muhammad

b)

Nabee Musa

c)

Nabee Isa

d)

Nabee Nuh

3.

A person with good Akhlaaq is always clean, respectful, honest, and caring.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What did Nabee Muhammad say about his purpose?

a)

I have been sent to perfect good character.

b)

I have been sent to gather wealth.

c)

I have been sent to conquer lands.

d)

I have been sent to perform miracles.

5.

According to the passage, what will admit us into Jannah?

a)

Fear of Allah and good manners will admit us into Jannah.

b)

Wealth and power will admit us into Jannah.

6.

Do Muslim manners change with time or go out of fashion, according to the passage?

a)

No, Muslim manners do not change with time nor go out of fashion.

b)

Yes, Muslim manners change frequently with time.

7.

Fill in the blank: Knowledge helps us to understand our religion correctly. It prevents us from wrong beliefs and protects us from the control of ________.

a)

Shaytaan

b)

Angels

c)

Prophets

d)

Friends

8.

Fill in the blank: I learn so that ______ becomes happy with me.

a)

Allaah

b)

My teacher

c)

My parents

d)

My friends

9.

Fill in the blank: I learn so that I can become a better ______.

a)

Muslim

b)

Teacher

c)

Doctor

d)

Engineer

10.

Fill in the blank: I learn so that I can understand my ______.

a)

deen

b)

car

c)

school

d)

phone

11.

Fill in the blank: I learn so that I can defend my ______.

a)

deen

b)

car

c)

house

d)

money

12.

Fill in the blank: I learn so that I can spread ______.

a)

Islaam

b)

Science

c)

Wealth

d)

Fame

13.

Fill in the blank: I spend time in the company of the ______ and pious people.

a)

learned

b)

lazy

c)

rude

d)

ignorant

14.

Fill in the blank: I spend time reading ______ books.

a)

Islaamic

b)

science

c)

comic

d)

history

15.

Fill in the blank: I listen to ______ lectures.

a)

Islaamic

b)

Mathematics

c)

Cooking

d)

History

16.

Fill in the blank: I am not ______ to ask questions.

a)

shy

b)

happy

c)

tall

d)

late

17.

Why did the man make fun of Islaam in public?

a)

Because he liked Islaam

b)

Because no one could answer his three questions

c)

Because he was a scholar

d)

Because he was a boy

18.

How old was the boy who accepted the man's challenge?

a)

10 years old

b)

8 years old

c)

12 years old

d)

15 years old

19.

How did the boy react when the man laughed at him?

a)

The boy patiently remained certain of his challenge.

b)

The boy ran away in embarrassment.

c)

The boy started to cry loudly.

d)

The boy became angry and shouted back.

20.

What did the disbeliever ask the small boy at the top of the hill?

a)

What is your God doing right now?

b)

Where are your parents?

c)

Why are you alone here?

d)

Do you want to come with me?

21.

What was the little boy's reply after climbing the hill?

a)

Oh Allaah Almighty! You be my witness in front of all these people. You have just made it so that a disbeliever be brought down to a low level, and that a Muslim be brought to a high level!

b)

I am tired and want to go home now.

c)

This hill is too high for anyone to climb easily.

22.

What did the man count backwards from, as asked by the boy?

a)

10

b)

5

c)

20

d)

15

23.

What comes before 0, according to the man in the story?

a)

Nothing

b)

One

c)

Minus one

d)

Infinity

24.

According to the passage, what did the boy use to explain the direction of Allah's nur?

a)

A book

b)

A candle

25.

What was the man's final question to the boy in the passage?

a)

In which direction is your Allaah facing?

b)

What is your name?

c)

How old are you?

d)

Where do you live?

26.

What did the boy say about the direction of Allah's nur?

a)

Allah's nur goes in all directions. He is everywhere.

b)

Allah's nur only goes to the east.

c)

Allah's nur only goes to the west.

d)

Allah's nur only goes upwards.

27.

The man in the passage became a mureed (student) of the young boy after being impressed by his knowledge and spirituality.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

What did the crowd cheer after the boy answered the man's question?

a)

Allaah-hu-akbar!!!

b)

Bravo!

c)

Well done!

d)

Congratulations!

29.

We help the needy for the pleasure of _______.

a)

Allaah

b)

Wealth

c)

Fame

d)

People

30.

We do not expect a _______ in return for our help.

a)

favour

b)

gift

c)

punishment

d)

reward

31.

We do not remind people of our _______ to them.

a)

favours

b)

complaints

32.

We hide the good we do and make known the good _______ to us.

a)

done

b)

given

c)

lost

d)

missed

33.

We make _______ for the poor and needy.

a)

dua

b)

food

c)

clothes

d)

money

34.

Allaah’s mercy comes down because of the orphans, the poor, the weak, and the _______.

a)

needy

b)

rich

c)

powerful

d)

famous

35.

We do not only help when people come to our door, we also go out to look for the _______ and poor.

a)

needy

b)

wealthy

c)

famous

d)

healthy

36.

We can help people in many different ways. We can help them with our money, our time, our knowledge, and our _______.

a)

strength

b)

anger

c)

distance

d)

silence

37.

Allaah helps those who help their fellow brothers. Is this statement True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

38.

In the city of Madeenah there lived a poor, blind woman. Who used to fetch her water, sweep the floors and milk her goat?

a)

Sayiddina Umar

b)

Sayiddina Ali

c)

Sayiddina Abu Bakr

d)

Sayiddina Uthman

39.

During the time when Sayiddina Aboo Bakr was khalifa, what change did Sayiddina Umar notice at the house of the blind woman?

a)

The work he used to do was already done when he arrived.

b)

The house was empty and abandoned.

c)

There were many visitors at the house.

d)

The woman had moved to another city.

40.

Who was the mysterious helper that did the work for the blind woman before Sayiddina Umar arrived?

a)

The Khalifa himself (Sayiddina Aboo Bakr)

b)

A servant from the market

c)

A neighbor from the village

d)

A merchant passing by

41.

Sayiddina Aboo Bakr believed that the khalifa was not the ruler of the Muslims but rather their ________.

a)

servant

b)

leader

c)

judge

d)

teacher

42.

Fill in the blank: Animals are created for the benefit of _______.

a)

mankind

b)

plants

c)

machines

d)

weather

43.

Fill in the blank: We have to protect and care for the _______ of animals.

a)

surroundings

b)

food

c)

toys

d)

owners

44.

Fill in the blank: We do not destroy the surroundings of animals, by chopping down trees or _______ our rivers, seas, and land.

a)

polluting

b)

decorating

c)

measuring

d)

navigating

45.

Fill in the blank: We slaughter an animal in a kind manner using a _______ knife.

a)

sharp

b)

blunt

c)

rusty

d)

plastic

46.

Fill in the blank: We do not kill animals for _______ or without a reason.

a)

sport

b)

food

c)

medicine

d)

protection

47.

Fill in the blank: We do not _______ or flog our animals.

a)

overwork

b)

feed

c)

pet

d)

train

48.

We are allowed to kill harmful animals, like snakes and scorpions.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

We do not make animals fight against each other. Dog-fights and bull-fights are cruel sports.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

We do not frighten or harm animals.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Animals are a sign of the might and power of Allaah.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

In the story 'The Thirsty Dog', what did the woman use to fetch water from the well?

a)

Her leather sock

b)

A clay pot

c)

A wooden bucket

d)

A metal cup

53.

Why did the woman feel sorry for the dog in the story 'The Thirsty Dog'?

a)

Because the dog was very thirsty and licking the mud.

b)

Because the dog was barking loudly at her.

c)

Because the dog was chasing a cat.

d)

Because the dog was lost in the forest.

54.

What did Allaah do after the woman helped the thirsty dog in the story 'The Thirsty Dog'?

a)

Allaah was pleased with the woman's deed and forgave her.

b)

Allaah punished the woman for helping the dog.

c)

Allaah ignored the woman's action.

d)

Allaah made the woman thirsty instead.

55.

We show kindness to people of all colour.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

We show kindness to people of all religions.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

We show kindness to the young and old.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

We show kindness to man and woman.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

We show kindness to animals.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

We are most kind to our parents, relatives, and neighbours.

a)

True

b)

False

61.

We treat those who work for us with respect and kindness.

a)

True

b)

False

62.

We do not bully, laugh at other people, or call them with bad nicknames.

a)

True

b)

False

63.

We remove harmful objects from the road.

a)

True

b)

False

64.

Allaah is kind and He loves kindness.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

Who was passing through a date garden and noticed a slave sitting in a corner?

a)

Sayyidina Hasan

b)

Sayyidina Umar

c)

Sayyidina Ali

d)

Sayyidina Abu Bakr

66.

What did the slave do with his bread when he saw a hungry dog?

a)

He shared his bread with the dog.

b)

He threw the bread away.

c)

He ate all the bread himself.

d)

He hid the bread from the dog.

67.

Why did the slave say he felt ashamed?

a)

He felt ashamed to eat and drive the dog away.

b)

He felt ashamed because he lost his way.

c)

He felt ashamed because he was late.

d)

He felt ashamed because he broke a vase.

68.

What did Sayyidina Hasan do after he was pleased with the slave?

a)

He bought the slave and the garden, set the slave free, and gave the garden to him as a gift.

b)

He punished the slave for his mistake.

c)

He sold the slave to another master.

d)

He kept the slave and the garden for himself.

69.

Sayyidina Hasan set the slave free and gave him the garden as a gift.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

We are always first to make _______.

a)

salaam

b)

noise

c)

excuses

d)

mistakes

71.

We allow our elders to enter first and if necessary, offer our _______ to them.

a)

seat

b)

book

c)

pen

d)

bag

72.

We speak to our elders, teachers, and those who work for us with _______.

a)

respect

b)

anger

c)

jealousy

d)

carelessness

73.

We do not address our elders or teachers by their _______ names.

a)

first

b)

last

c)

middle

d)

nick

74.

We do not say anything that is _______.

a)

disrespectful

b)

beautiful

c)

interesting

d)

helpful

75.

We do not laugh or make fun of our elders, teachers, or those who work for us.

a)

True

b)

False

76.

We obey our elders in all that is _______.

a)

lawful

b)

difficult

c)

unusual

d)

impossible

77.

We do not obey our elders if they command us to do what is against the teachings of _______.

a)

Islaam

b)

Science

c)

Mathematics

d)

History

78.

We are most _______ to our parents. We may not even say 'Oof' to our parents. (Fill in the blank)

a)

respectful

b)

careless

c)

rude

d)

indifferent

79.

If we respect our elders when we are young, people will _______ us when we are old. (Fill in the blank)

a)

respect

b)

ignore

c)

fear

d)

avoid

80.

Who was Maamun?

a)

The son of King Harun-Ar-Rashid

b)

A servant in the palace

c)

The teacher

d)

The king himself

81.

Why did the servants in the palace grow tired of Maamun?

a)

He was hardworking

b)

He was rude and spoiled

c)

He was helpful

d)

He was quiet

82.

Fill in the blank: The teacher called for Maamun but he was busy _________.

a)

playing and making fun

b)

reading a book

c)

doing his homework

d)

sleeping in class

83.

What did the teacher do when Maamun finally came?

a)

Gave him a gift

b)

Gave him a good hiding

c)

Praised him

d)

Sent him away

84.

How did Maamun react to the punishment? Fill in the blank: Out of respect for the teacher, he did not cry aloud but ________ did flow from his eyes.

a)

tears

b)

smiles

c)

words

d)

laughter

85.

According to the passage, who did Maamun not complain to after being punished?

a)

He did not complain to anybody, not even to his father, the king.

b)

He complained to his teacher.

c)

He complained to his friends.

d)

He complained to his mother.

86.

When the teacher asked Maamun why he did not complain, what did Maamun say?

a)

It was for my own good that you punished me.

b)

I was afraid to speak up.

c)

I did not know how to complain.

d)

I thought you would not listen to me.

87.

Maamun complained to his father, the king, after being punished.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

89.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

90.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

91.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

92.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

93.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

94.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

95.

We need to be truthful in our words, deeds, and intentions. We need to be honest even when playing or joking. Nabee (صلى الله عليه وسلم) cursed a person who speaks lies simply to make people laugh. He also said that: "When a person speaks lies, the angels go one mile away from him because of the bad smell that comes from him." (Tirmizee) Lies create hatred, and mistrust.

a)

True

b)

False

96.

Always encourage your friends to be honest.

a)

True

b)

False

97.

Truthfulness leads a man to good actions, and falsehood leads him to sin.

a)

True

b)

False

Introduction to Akhlaaq

Total questions: 97

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