WorksheetsY9-Islamic assessment 25-26
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What did the Quraysh acknowledge about Prophet Muhammad ﷺ before revelation?
a)
His wealth
b)
His bravery
c)
His honesty
d)
His poetry
2.
When the Prophet ﷺ stood on Mount Ṣafā, what did the people reply?
a)
“We don’t believe you.”
b)
“We always found you truthful.”
c)
“You are lying.”
d)
“We will ignore you.”
3.
What is meant by “ʿalā ṣirāṭin mustaqīm”?
a)
A narrow path
b)
A crooked path
c)
A straight path
d)
A hidden path
4.
“ʾAghlālan” in verse 8 means:
a)
Necklaces
b)
Shackles
c)
Swords
d)
Signs
5.
“Saddan” means:
a)
Blessing
b)
Barrier
c)
Mountain
d)
Fire
6.
What is the main message of Sūrat Yā Sīn 1–12?
a)
Rules of fasting
b)
Truth of the Prophet’s message
c)
Laws of inheritance
d)
Story of ʿĪsā (a.s.)
7.
Why did Allah send the Prophet ﷺ?
a)
To collect taxes
b)
To guide people to truth
c)
To conquer cities
d)
To change Arabic poetry
8.
“The Exalted in Might, the Most Merciful” shows that Allah is both ___ and ___.
a)
strong & forgiving
b)
rich & generous
c)
wise & just
d)
kind & patient
9.
How did Allah preserve the Qur’an?
a)
Through angels only
b)
Through memorization and writing
c)
By hiding it
d)
Through the sea
10.
What does “We covered them, so they do not see” refer to?
a)
Physical blindness
b)
Their hearts being closed to truth
c)
The night covering the city
d)
Smoke covering Makkah
11.
What happens to those who accept the Prophet’s message?
a)
Punishment
b)
Salvation
c)
Ignorance
d)
Loss
12.
What happens to those who reject the Prophet’s message?
a)
Reward
b)
Punishment
c)
Forgiveness
d)
Success
13.
Which of the following prevents a person from accepting truth?
a)
Patience
b)
Ignorance
c)
Gratitude
d)
Worship
14.
One of the worldly impediments mentioned in the lesson is:
a)
Good manners
b)
Arrogance
c)
Honesty
d)
Humility
15.
The way to treat ignorance is through:
a)
Anger
b)
Seeking knowledge
c)
Arrogance
d)
Silence
16.
What is the meaning of “ʾĀthārahum” (their traces)?
a)
Their clothing
b)
Their deeds left behind
c)
Their property
d)
Their families
17.
What does “tundhiru qawman” mean?
a)
To warn a people
b)
To punish a people
c)
To reward a people
d)
To teach grammar
18.
The rightly guided are described as those who:
a)
Follow desires
b)
Follow Qur’an and Sunnah
c)
Follow culture
d)
Follow others blindly
19.
The disbelievers are compared to people who are:
a)
Awake
b)
Blind and covered
c)
Kind
d)
Patient
20.
What is the reward of those who fear Allah unseen?
a)
Forgiveness and noble reward
b)
Long life
c)
Wealth
d)
Fame
21.
What can we learn from the honesty of the Prophet ﷺ?
a)
Truth leads to trust and guidance
b)
Lies help success
c)
People never believed him
d)
Wealth is most important
22.
Who narrated the ḥadīth “Actions are judged by intentions”?
a)
Abū Bakr (ra)
b)
ʿUmar ibn al-Khaṭṭāb (ra)
c)
ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib (ra)
d)
ʿUthmān ibn ʿAffān (ra)
23.
In which two books is the ḥadīth recorded?
a)
Muwattaʾ Mālik and Musnad Aḥmad
b)
Al-Bukhārī and Muslim
c)
Ibn Mājah and al-Tirmidhī
d)
An-Nasāʾī and Abū Dāwūd
24.
What is the Arabic word for “intention”?
a)
ʿAmal
b)
Ṣalāh
c)
Niyyah
d)
Ḥadīth
25.
According to the Prophet ﷺ, deeds are accepted only when accompanied by ___.
a)
Wealth
b)
Knowledge
c)
Intention
d)
Power
26.
“Hijrah” means ___.
a)
Performing prayer
b)
Migration
c)
Learning Qurʾān
d)
Giving charity
27.
The ḥadīth teaches that actions are judged by ___.
a)
Their outcome
b)
Their appearance
c)
Their intention
d)
Their timing
28.
A person who migrates for Allah and His Messenger will be rewarded for ___.
a)
Worldly gain
b)
Sincerity and obedience
c)
Wealth
d)
Fame
29.
If one migrates for a woman to marry her, his reward is ___.
a)
Equal to a mujāhid
b)
For what he intended
c)
Forgiveness
d)
Charity
30.
Imām al-Shāfiʿī said he wished that people ___.
a)
Praise him
b)
Thank him
c)
Not praise him and Allah reward him
d)
Ignore him
31.
According to the lesson, purification like wuḍūʾ is valid only when ___.
a)
It is done at mosque
b)
There is an intention
c)
It is done with soap
d)
Someone watches
32.
Which acts require niyyah to be valid?
a)
All acts of worship
b)
Only zakāh
c)
Only fasting
d)
Only prayer
33.
What does sincerity (ikhlāṣ) mean?
a)
Doing good to please people
b)
Doing acts only for Allah’s pleasure
c)
Doing acts for money
d)
Acting without purpose
34.
Islam teaches that a Muslim is rewarded for a good intention ___.
a)
Only after doing it
b)
Even if he cannot do it
c)
Only if others see it
d)
If he speaks of it
35.
If a person intends a bad deed but does not do it, Allah ___.
a)
Punishes him
b)
Ignores it
c)
Writes a good deed for him
d)
Writes a sin
36.
If he performs a good deed after intending it, Allah multiplies the reward up to ___.
a)
7 times
b)
70 times
c)
700 times or more
d)
1000 times
37.
If he performs a bad deed after intending it, Allah records it as ___.
a)
Many sins
b)
One sin
c)
No sin
d)
Half a sin
38.
If someone intends to visit a sick friend but his car breaks down, he ___.
a)
Gets no reward
b)
Still gets reward for intention
c)
Is punished
d)
Must repeat it
39.
If a Muslim cannot perform his regular good deed due to illness, Allah ___.
a)
Stops rewarding him
b)
Gives him same reward
c)
Punishes him
d)
Forgets him
40.
According to the Prophet ﷺ, if someone sleeps while intending to pray at night ___.
a)
He is sinful
b)
He is forgiven and rewarded for intention
c)
He must fast instead
d)
He must repeat the intention
41.
The ḥadīth “Actions are judged by intentions” was placed at the beginning of Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī because ___.
a)
It teaches grammar
b)
It explains sincerity, the basis of all acts
c)
It is short
d)
It mentions migration
42.
Riyāʾ means ___.
a)
Sincerity
b)
Showing off for people’s praise
c)
Charity
d)
Humility
43.
The effect of riyāʾ on good deeds is that it ___.
a)
Increases them
b)
Makes them worthless
c)
Purifies them
d)
Delays them
44.
The one who has knowledge but no wealth yet has a sincere intention receives ___.
a)
No reward
b)
Same reward as the rich scholar
c)
Half reward
d)
Punishment
45.
Ordinary habits like eating and sleeping can become acts of worship when ___.
a)
Done with good intention
b)
Done in mosque
c)
Seen by others
d)
Done quickly
46.
Good intentions lead to ___.
a)
Acceptance and reward
b)
Loss of time
c)
Punishment
d)
Showing off
47.
What does the word Kusūf mean?
a)
Fasting
b)
Solar eclipse
c)
Rain
d)
Lunar eclipse
48.
What does Khusūf mean?
a)
Solar eclipse
b)
Lunar eclipse
c)
Drought
d)
Darkness
49.
How many rak‘ahs are there in the solar eclipse prayer?
a)
One
b)
Two
c)
Three
d)
Four
50.
What is the legal ruling of the eclipse prayer?
a)
Fard (obligatory)
b)
Sunnah Mu’akkadah
c)
Makrūh
d)
Mustaḥabb only
51.
When should the eclipse prayer be performed?
a)
At any time
b)
From the start to the end of the eclipse
c)
Only at night
d)
Before sunrise
52.
What did the Prophet ﷺ say about the sun and moon?
a)
They eclipse due to someone’s death
b)
They are two signs of Allah
c)
They are gods
d)
They move randomly
53.
How many bowings (rukūʿ) are in each rak‘ah of the solar eclipse prayer?
a)
One
b)
Two
c)
Three
d)
Four
54.
How many prostrations (sujūd) are in each rak‘ah of the eclipse prayer?
a)
One
b)
Two
c)
Three
d)
Four
55.
Where is the solar eclipse prayer performed?
a)
Individually at home
b)
In congregation at the mosque
c)
In the desert
d)
At night
56.
Where is the lunar eclipse prayer performed?
a)
In congregation
b)
At home individually
c)
At the mosque with adhān
d)
In the morning
57.
What should Muslims do when an eclipse occurs?
a)
Celebrate
b)
Pray, make duʿā’ and give charity
c)
Sleep
d)
Ignore it
58.
What is the purpose of the eclipse prayer?
a)
To celebrate the eclipse
b)
To take refuge with Allah
c)
To predict the moon
d)
To start Ramadan
59.
The Istikhārah prayer is performed when ___.
a)
A person needs guidance in making a decision
b)
It rains
c)
The moon eclipses
d)
It is Ramadan
60.
How many rak‘ahs are in the Istikhārah prayer?
a)
One
b)
Two
c)
Three
d)
Four
61.
What is the ruling of the Istikhārah prayer?
a)
Obligatory
b)
Highly recommended Sunnah
c)
Not allowed
d)
Only for scholars
62.
What is the meaning of Istikhārah?
a)
Seeking forgiveness
b)
Seeking guidance from Allah
c)
Seeking rain
d)
Seeking knowledge
63.
When can Istikhārah be performed?
a)
Only after Fajr
b)
Any time except prohibited times
c)
Only before sleep
d)
Only after Maghrib
64.
What should one do after finishing Istikhārah prayer?
a)
Wait for a dream
b)
Rely on Allah and follow what the heart feels content with
c)
Ask others what to do
d)
Repeat the prayer daily
65.
What is Istishārah?
a)
Asking Allah directly
b)
Consulting others for advice
c)
Praying at night
d)
Seeking forgiveness
66.
Which quality must an advisor (mustashār) have?
a)
Wealth
b)
Knowledge and sincerity
c)
Fame
d)
Family ties
67.
What is Istisqāʾ?
a)
Prayer for rain
b)
Prayer for guidance
c)
Eclipse prayer
d)
Eid prayer
68.
What is the ruling of Istisqāʾ prayer?
a)
Fard
b)
Sunnah Mu’akkadah
c)
Makrūh
d)
Forbidden
69.
When is the Istisqāʾ prayer performed?
a)
After Maghrib
b)
From forenoon to midday
c)
After ʿIshā’
d)
Before Fajr
70.
Where is the Istisqāʾ prayer performed?
a)
At home
b)
In an open area (muṣallā)
c)
In the mosque
d)
In the desert only
71.
How many rakʿahs in the Istisqāʾ prayer?
a)
One
b)
Two
c)
Three
d)
Four
72.
What should Muslims do before performing Istisqāʾ?
a)
Fast and give charity
b)
Travel
c)
Sleep
d)
Sacrifice an animal
73.
During Istisqāʾ, what did the Prophet ﷺ do with his cloak?
a)
Gave it away
b)
Switched it inside out
c)
Covered his face
d)
Burned it
74.
What lesson do these special prayers teach Muslims?
a)
To rely only on science
b)
To turn to Allah in all situations
c)
To fear nature
d)
To depend on people
75.
How many rak'ahs are in Funeral prayer?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
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