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Surah Al-Fatihah Quiz_LV 1_ AL- BERUNI.

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where was Surah Al-Fatihah revealed?

a)

Madinah

b)

Makkah

c)

Taif

d)

Jerusalem

2.

How many verses does Surah Al-Fatihah contain?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

3.

What title is given to Surah Al-Fatihah?

a)

The Final Chapter

b)

Mother of the Book

c)

Light of Faith

d)

Book of Mercy

4.

Why is Surah Al-Fatihah recited in every Salah?

a)

It opens the Qur’an.

b)

It asks for forgiveness.

c)

It contains names of Prophets.

d)

It tells stories.

5.

What is one main theme of Surah Al-Fatihah?

a)

Justice

b)

Leadership and Guidance

c)

Punishment

d)

War

6.

What does “Al-hamdu lillahi Rabb al-‘alameen” mean?

a)

All praise is for Allah, Lord of the universes

b)

Allah is the most merciful

c)

Guide us to the straight path

d)

Owner of the Day of Judgment

7.

The word “Rabb” in Verse 1 means:

a)

Judge

b)

Creator and Caretaker

c)

Messenger

d)

Friend

8.

The phrase “Ar-Rahman Ar-Raheem” (Verse 2) shows which quality of Allah?

a)

Power

b)

Mercy

c)

Knowledge

d)

Justice

9.

What lesson do we learn from “Maliki Yawmi ad-Deen” (Verse 3)?

a)

Be patient.

b)

Allah owns the Day of Judgment.

c)

Pray for others.

d)

Be generous.

10.

The Day of Judgment reminds a leader to be:

a)

Fearful

b)

Accountable and just

c)

Proud

d)

Rich

11.

“Iyyaka na‘budu wa iyyaka nasta‘een” means:

a)

You alone we worship, and You alone we ask for help

b)

Guide us to the right path

c)

Allah is the Lord of the worlds

d)

We thank You for Your blessings

12.

What is the leadership lesson in Verse 4?

a)

A leader never needs help.

b)

Seeking help is a sign of strength.

c)

Leaders should command others.

d)

Never depend on anyone.

13.

“Ihdina as-sirata al-mustaqeem” means:

a)

Show us the path of those You have blessed

b)

Guide us to the straight path

c)

Forgive our sins

d)

Give us success

14.

Leadership lesson from Verse 5:

a)

Leadership is a journey that needs guidance.

b)

Leaders should act alone.

c)

Leaders should focus on wealth.

d)

Leaders are never wrong.

15.

Verse 6 (“Sirata alladhina an‘amta ‘alayhim”) teaches us to:

a)

Follow wrongdoers

b)

Choose righteous role models

c)

Seek power

d)

Compete with others

16.

The first quality of a good leader from Surah Al-Fatihah is:

a)

Gratitude

b)

Anger

c)

Pride

d)

Laziness

17.

Mercy as a leadership trait is derived from which verse?

a)

Verse 1

b)

Verse 2

c)

Verse 3

d)

Verse 7

18.

Accountability is linked to which verse?

a)

Verse 3

b)

Verse 5

c)

Verse 7

d)

Verse 2

19.

Humility comes from which verse?

a)

Verse 4

b)

Verse 5

c)

Verse 6

d)

Verse 1

20.

“Guidance” as a leadership value relates to:

a)

Verse 5–6

b)

Verse 2

c)

Verse 1

d)

Verse 7

21.

Following righteous examples relates to which verse?

a)

Verse 7

b)

Verse 3

c)

Verse 1

d)

Verse 5

22.

A good leader always acts with _______.

a)

Pride

b)

Justice

c)

Selfishness

d)

Anger

23.

Which quality builds love and trust in leadership?

a)

Mercy

b)

Strength

c)

Wealth

d)

Authority

24.

What is the result of seeking guidance before acting?

a)

Confusion

b)

Wisdom

c)

Delay

d)

Weakness

25.

Whose example should leaders follow?

a)

The righteous

b)

The wealthy

c)

The famous

d)

The powerful

26.

Which verse encourages gratitude towards Allah?

a)

Verse 1

b)

Verse 2

c)

Verse 3

d)

Verse 4

27.

What does the phrase “All praise is for Allah” teach about leadership?

a)

A leader takes credit.

b)

A leader shows gratitude.

c)

A leader is independent.

d)

A leader seeks praise.

28.

The Surah reminds us that all success comes from:

a)

Teamwork

b)

Hard work

c)

Allah’s guidance

d)

Planning

29.

Which quality connects all the leadership lessons of the Surah?

a)

Pride

b)

Faith and Gratitude

c)

Wealth

d)

Authority

30.

What does Surah Al-Fatihah ultimately teach a Muslim leader?

a)

To seek power

b)

To lead with faith, mercy, and accountability

c)

To rule with fear

d)

To follow worldly desires