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QUIZ 24TH OCTOBER 2025 (WEEK 5)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of research in Islamic Studies?

a)

To seek worldly recognition

b)

To uncover truth (haqq) and benefit humanity

c)

To compete with secular scholars

2.

Which Qur’anic verse emphasizes reflection and learning as acts of faith?

a)

“Read in the name of your Lord who created…” (Al-‘Alaq, 96:1)

b)

“Woe to those who pray…” (Al-Mā‘ūn, 107:4)

c)

“Do not waste your wealth among yourselves in vanity…” (Al-Baqarah, 2:188)

3.

Research in Islam must always be guided by:

a)

Curiosity and ambition

b)

Competition among scholars

c)

Intention (niyyah) and sincerity (ikhlās)

4.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of Islamic research?

a)

To strengthen faith

b)

To mislead or manipulate others

c)

To solve community problems

5.

According to Islamic principles, knowledge should lead to:

a)

Material success only

b)

Power and control

c)

Wisdom, humility, and service

6.

What distinguishes Islamic research from conventional research?

a)

It is based solely on empirical evidence

b)

It integrates revelation (wahy) with reason (‘aql)

c)

It avoids modern scientific methods

7.

Which type of research seeks to describe current conditions without manipulating variables?

a)

Experimental

b)

Descriptive

c)

Historical

8.

A study that examines Qur’anic commentaries over centuries is an example of:

a)

Correlational research

b)

Historical research

c)

Experimental research

9.

What is the main goal of qualitative research in Islamic Studies?

a)

To explore meanings and interpretations of faith-based phenomena

b)

To test variables statistically

c)

To generate random data for comparison

10.

The best approach in Islamic research is:

a)

Following authentic sources and methodologies

b)

Relying solely on personal opinions

c)

Ignoring traditional scholarship

d)

Using only modern interpretations

11.

The first step in the research process is to:

a)

Write a conclusion

b)

Choose a title or identify a problem

c)

Analyze data

12.

A Muslim researcher’s niyyah (intention) should be:

a)

To achieve popularity

b)

To gain financial benefits

c)

To seek Allah’s pleasure and benefit society

13.

Which verse commands fairness and justice in all actions, including research?

a)

“Indeed, Allah commands justice and good conduct.” (Al-Nahl, 16:90)

b)

“And eat and drink, but do not be excessive.” (Al-A’rāf, 7:31)

c)

“And seek help through patience and prayer.” (Al-Baqarah, 2:45)

14.

The principle of amānah (trust) in research means:

a)

Protecting data, honesty in reporting, and confidentiality

b)

Delegating all work to others

c)

Hiding mistakes for self-protection

15.

Why must ethical approval be sought before conducting research?

a)

To protect participants’ rights

b)

To impress supervisors

c)

To speed up publication

16.

The best research problem is one that:

a)

Is vague but sounds impressive

b)

Has practical and spiritual relevance

c)

Copies existing work exactly

17.

In Islamic Studies, a research problem should:

a)

Challenge divine teachings

b)

Aim to solve issues facing Muslims

c)

Focus on abstract ideas only

18.

A good research title should include:

a)

Dependent and independent variables

b)

Long and poetic phrases

c)

Complex Arabic terminology

19.

Example of a suitable research title:

a)

The Study of Everything in Islam

b)

The Influence of Islamic Leadership (IV) on Ethical Behavior (DV)

c)

My Thoughts About Morality

20.

When selecting a topic, students should primarily consider:

a)

Supervisor’s fame and funding

b)

Relevance to the ummah and personal interest

c)

Ease of data collection only