WorksheetsVideo number 7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
According to the passage, even if people live together and share the same conditions, what do they tend to do?
Live their moments together
Live their moments alone
Always feel happy
Avoid predestination
Fill in the blank: Whenever a person dies within a group of thousands of people, he definitely feels himself in ________.
loneliness
happiness
excitement
anger
The passage says you will be asked about what after you die.
Your actions in life
Your favorite food
Your family history
Your place of birth
According to the passage, you will be charged with the heresy of someone else.
True
False
According to the passage, what is the ultimate responsibility of prophecy?
It belongs to the community
It belongs to the person
It belongs to the Prophet only
It belongs to Allah only
A person should do what with the tasks that belong to him, according to the passage?
Complete them himself
Ignore them
Delegate them to others
Postpone them
Safiyye bint-i Abdilmuttalib was significant at Uhud because:
She played a key role in supporting the Muslim fighters during the battle.
She was the leader of the Quraysh army.
She was a famous poet who wrote about Uhud.
She was responsible for negotiating peace after the battle.
The passage states that the duties and obligations of a believer during difficult times include:
Remaining steadfast and patient
Avoiding all responsibilities
Blaming others for their problems
Ignoring their faith
Safiyye bint-i Abdilmuttalib'in, kardeşi Hz. Hamza ile ilgili olayı öğrendiğinde verdiği tepki aşağıdakilerden hangisidir?
Büyük bir üzüntü ve acı yaşadı.
Sevinçle karşıladı.
Olayı önemsemedi.
Hiçbir tepki göstermedi.
The significance of Uhud in Islamic history is:
It was the site of a major battle between Muslims and their opponents.
It was the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad.
It was the location where the Quran was first revealed.
It was the city where the first mosque was built.
According to the passage, why did the Messenger of Allah command, 'don’t let her see her brother'?
Who decided to endure the sight and smell of her brother's corpse, as mentioned in the passage?
Safiya
Amina
Fatima
Zainab
The significant event that the disbelievers prepared for nearly two years, as described in the passage, was:
The Battle of Badr
The signing of a peace treaty
The construction of a new city
The migration to Medina
The two women mentioned as having a powerful influence in Medina during the Occasion of the Handak were:
Aisha and Umm Salama
Fatima and Khadija
Hafsa and Zainab
Maryam and Asma
What realization did Safiya have after hearing Hasan bin Thabit's response about not being able to do certain things?
She realized that she should perform a male's job.
She realized that she should stop asking questions.
She realized that she was wrong about everything.
She realized that she should leave the group.
The passage suggests that performing tasks and positions in life teaches us:
the value of every role, no matter how small
that only important positions matter
success comes only from high status jobs
tasks are meaningless unless recognized
According to the passage, if you are a professor, your explanation in front of God is _________
even more difficult
easier than others
not required
always accepted
What does the passage say about your responsibility if you understand the religion and believe in Allah?
You have no responsibility to others
You must bring people who do not know God near to you and tell them about God and His Messenger
You should only focus on your own faith
You should avoid talking about religion
Who is responsible for the task they have, according to the passage?
Only the president
Only the prime minister
Everyone, including the president, prime minister, and member of parliament
Only the member of parliament
According to the passage, Allah is with those who _________
do good and act according to the laws He has established in this world
ignore the teachings and act as they wish
seek only material wealth and power
disregard the laws established in this world
