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WorksheetsOLPAIN 3 2025
Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 49mins
Reading الَّذِينَ belongs to the tajwid rule ....
Alif-lam qamariyah
Alif-lam syamsiyah
Idgham with ghunnah
Ikhfa’
In the reading ٱلنَّاسِ (an-nāsi) there is the tajwid rule ....
Alif-lam qamariyah
Alif-lam syamsiyah
Qalqalah
Idzhar
In QS Al-Baqarah/2:285, the word ٱللَّهِ (Allāhi) contains the tajwid rule ....
Alif-lam qamariyah
Alif-lam syamsiyah
Lafz al-jalalah read heavy (tafkhīm)
Lafz al-jalalah read light (tarqīq)
In QS An-Nisa/4:150, the word أُولَٰئِكَ contains the tajwid rule ....
Alif-lam qamariyah
Alif-lam syamsiyah
Mad wajib muttasil
Idgham without ghunnah
The reading إِيمَانِ in QS Ali Imran/3:102 contains the tajwid rule ....
Idgham with ghunnah
Idgham without ghunnah
Ghunnah (nasalization of two counts)
Qalqalah
In QS Luqman/31:33, the word نُّونِ has the tajwid rule ....
Idgham without ghunnah
Ghunnah
Idzhar
Mad ‘ārid lissukūn
The phrase رَبِّكَ فِي in QS Al-Baqarah/2:256 contains the tajwid rule ....
Idgham with ghunnah
Idgham without ghunnah
Ikhfa’
Idzhar
In QS Al-Qashash/28:85, the reading مُّكَ فِيهِ contains the tajwid rule ....
Idgham with ghunnah
Idgham without ghunnah
Ikhfa’
Iqlab
In QS Az-Zumar/39:9, the waqaf sign م means ....
Waqaf lāzim (must stop)
Waqaf jāiz (may stop)
Do not stop
Waqaf ta’ānuq
In QS Al-Baqarah/2:156, the word ٱللَّهُ contains the type of mad ....
Mad ṭabī‘ī
Mad wajib muttasil
Mad jaiz munfasil
Mad ‘ārid lissukūn
QS Al-Baqarah/2:285 and QS An-Nisa/4:150 emphasize the importance of ....
Tolerance
Boasting
Greed
Breaking promises
Which attitude reflects the teaching of QS Ali Imran 3:102?
Being patient when facing hardship
Always being God‑fearing in every situation
Competing in seeking knowledge
Loving one’s homeland
QS Luqman 31:33 reminds people to do what?
Be patient during tests
Not be deceived by worldly life
Keep the heart clean
Seek knowledge sincerely
QS Al‑Baqarah 2:256 affirms what principle?
There is no compulsion in religion
Muslims must be united
Every deed depends on one’s intention
Seeking knowledge is obligatory for Muslims
The content of QS Al‑Qashash 28:85 encourages Muslims to do what?
Love the homeland and keep striving
Increase patience
Avoid hypocrisy
Practice trust in Allah (tawakal)
QS An‑Nisa 4:66 teaches that a Muslim should do what?
Respect the commands of Allah and the Messenger
Avoid excessiveness in religion
Seek knowledge to the highest level
Spread greetings and affection
QS At‑Taubah 9:122 teaches the importance of what?
Brotherhood
Knowledge and da’wah
Social justice
Obedience to parents
QS Al‑Mujadalah 58:11 states that believers who have knowledge will what?
Have the same rank as disbelievers
Be raised in rank by Allah
No longer need to study
Must become leaders
QS Az‑Zumar 39:9 shows the virtue of what?
Seeking knowledge and worshiping at night
Giving charity secretly
Forgiving others
Helping those in need
QS Al‑Baqarah 2:155–156 and QS Ali Imran 3:200 teach about what?
Patience, trust in Allah, and steadfast faith when facing trials
The obligation to seek knowledge
The prohibition of despair
The importance of Islamic brotherhood
Believing that Allah hears every sound, even the voice of the heart, is faith in Allah through which attribute?
Al‑Bashir (The All‑Seeing)
As‑Sami’ (The All‑Hearing)
Al‑‘Alim (The All‑Knowing)
Al‑Qadir (The All‑Powerful)
The obligatory attribute of Allah that means All-Knowing of everything is
Al-'Alim
Al-Hakim
Al-Ghaffar
Al-Karim
Evidence about faith in Allah in Surah Al-Baqarah verse 285 includes the statement
The Messenger believes in what was revealed to him from his Lord, and so do the believers.
Allah does not burden a person beyond his capacity.
Establish prayer and give zakat.
Indeed, Allah is Most Loving and Most Merciful.
One thing that can strengthen faith in Allah is
Remembering other people's sins
Realizing Allah's blessings and being grateful for them
Ignoring Allah's commands
Despairing of Allah's mercy
The number of angels we are required to believe in is
8
9
10
12
The duty of the angel Jibril is
Blowing the trumpet
Delivering revelation
Taking souls
Guarding Paradise
Evidence about faith in angels in Surah Al-Baqarah verse 285 states
They believe in Allah, His angels, His Books, and His messengers.
Indeed, human deeds are rewarded according to their intentions.
Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should speak good words.
Allah is with those who are patient.
A behavior that reflects faith in the recording angels Raqib and Atid is
Hiding wrongdoing
Being careful in actions and speech
Not caring about one's deeds
Boasting
The Zabur was revealed to the prophet
Moses
Jesus
David
Abraham
A function of believing in Allah’s Books is
Affirming every text without understanding its meaning
Making them a guide for life and a path to happiness
Memorizing every Book in full
Comparing the Books to find their weaknesses
Evidence of faith in the Book in Surah Al-Baqarah verse 2 states
This Book (the Qur’an) has no doubt in it; a guidance for the God-conscious.
Indeed, We sent it down on the Night of Decree.
Read in the name of your Lord who created.
There is no compulsion in religion.
A behavior that reflects faith in Allah’s Book is
Practicing the Qur’an’s teachings in daily life
Keeping the Qur’an only in a high place
Reading the Qur’an without understanding its meaning
Letting the Qur’an gather dust
The first messenger sent by Allah was
Noah
Adam
Idris
Abraham
The messenger who received the Injil (Gospel) was
Moses
Jesus
Abraham
David
Evidence about faith in messengers in Surah An-Nisa verses 150–151 explains that
We must not discriminate among Allah’s messengers.
All messengers came from the Arab people.
A messenger is sent only to one specific nation.
Messengers live forever.
A behavior that reflects faith in the messengers is
Emulating the character of Prophet Muhammad
Worshiping the Prophet out of love
Considering the Prophet’s message no longer relevant
Ignoring the Prophet’s sunnah
The day when all human deeds will be accounted is called …
Yaumul Mahsyar
Yaumul Ba’ats
Yaumul Hisab
Yaumul Mizan
One minor sign of the Day of Judgment is …
The sun rises from the west
The destruction of the Ka’bah
Widespread adultery and immorality
The second blowing of the trumpet
Qada and Qadar mean …
Allah’s decrees and decisions for His creatures
Good deeds done by humans
Deeds accepted by Allah
Commands and prohibitions
Sincerity (ikhlas) means …
Doing something to be praised by others
Doing something to gain worldly rewards
Doing deeds purely for Allah
Doing deeds just to follow others
Evidence showing the importance of sincerity is Allah’s words in QS Al-Bayyinah verse 5, which mean …
“Indeed, Allah loves those who are patient.”
“They were only commanded to worship Allah, making their obedience purely for Him.”
“Indeed, with hardship there is ease.”
“Indeed, Allah is with those who are mindful.”
An example of sincere behavior in daily life is …
Giving charity to be praised by others
Helping a friend without expecting any reward
Helping a friend only because the teacher told you to
Donating just to become famous
Being grateful (bersyukur) means …
Complaining about Allah’s decree
Using blessings only as you wish
Acknowledging Allah’s favors, praising Him, and using them in the right way
Boasting about the blessings you have
Evidence showing the importance of gratitude is found in QS Ibrahim verse 7, which means …
“Indeed, with hardship there is ease.”
“Indeed, Allah does not change the condition of a people …”
“If you are grateful, surely I will increase My favor to you.”
“And do not cause corruption on the earth.”
An example of grateful behavior at school is …
Cheating during a test
Studying diligently so the knowledge is useful
Complaining because there is too much homework
Refusing to help a classmate
One expression of love for the Prophet Muhammad is …
Imitating his noble character in daily life
Worshiping him
Only praising him without following his example
Refusing to recite salawat
Evidence about the command to love the Prophet Muhammad is in QS Al-Ahzab verse 21, which means …
“Certainly, in the Messenger of Allah you have a good example.”
“Help one another in goodness.”
“Indeed, Allah loves those who repent.”
“Be mindful of Allah wherever you are.”
An example of loving the Prophet in daily life is …
Disobeying his sunnah
Reciting salawat every day
Belittling his teachings
Not following his patient attitude
Husnuzan (having good assumptions) means …
Thinking badly of others
Thinking well of Allah and other people
Refusing to trust anyone
Blaming others without evidence
Evidence about husnuzan is found in QS Al-Hujurat verse 12, which means …
“Indeed, some suspicion is sin.”
“Indeed, Allah loves those who are mindful.”
“Help one another in goodness.”
“Do not insult one another.”
An example of husnuzan behavior at school is …
Not accusing classmates without proof
Spreading rumors about classmates
Assuming a friend is lazy without asking
Laughing when a friend makes a mistake
Allah commands Muslims to love one another. The hadith that means "A person does not truly believe until he loves his brother as he loves himself" is ...
“A person does not truly believe until he loves his brother as he loves himself.”
“Cleanliness is part of faith.”
“A strong person is one who can defeat others.”
“Seek knowledge even to China.”
An example of showing love to others is ...
Mocking a friend who is poor
Helping a friend who is in difficulty
Hurting a friend's feelings
Showing off
One benefit of loving others is ...
Causing hostility
Strengthening brotherhood
Creating division
Making others jealous
Loving the natural environment means ...
Using nature without limits
Caring for, maintaining, and preserving Allah’s creation
Throwing trash anywhere
Cutting down trees carelessly
Evidence about protecting nature appears in QS. Al-A’raf verse 56, which means ...
“Indeed, with hardship there is ease.”
“And do not cause corruption on the earth.”
“Indeed, Allah loves those who are pious.”
“If you are grateful, I will surely increase you.”
An example of loving the environment is ...
Throwing trash into the river
Planting trees and keeping things clean
Burning plastic trash anywhere
Damaging plants in the school garden
An attitude that shows love toward animals is ...
Hurting animals for fun
Feeding pets properly
Caging animals without giving food
Throwing stones at cats on the street
Protecting the environment is a form of ...
A government task
Love for Allah’s creation
A useless action
Only a teacher’s duty
Sujud sahwi is performed when someone ...
Forgets to recite the opening prayer (doa iftitah)
Intentionally leaves a pillar of the prayer
Forgets the number of rakaat or feels doubtful in prayer
Forgets the opening takbir (takbiratul ihram)
Prostration of tilawah is performed when ...
hearing the call to prayer (adhan)
reading or hearing a verse of prostration (sajdah)
finishing congregational prayer
performing a sunnah prayer
Prostration of gratitude (sujud syukur) is done as a sign of ...
regret for sins
gratitude for Allah’s favor
perfecting the prayer
asking forgiveness for sins
The evidence for sujud syukur is found in the hadith narrated by ...
Bukhari and Muslim
Abu Dawud
Tirmidhi
Ahmad
Friday prayer is obligatory for ...
small children
women
Muslim men who are mature and resident
travelers
The number of raka‘at in the Friday prayer is ...
two raka‘at
four raka‘at
three raka‘at
five raka‘at
In the Friday prayer, the khatib must ...
make a supplication before the adhan
deliver two sermons
proclaim the iqamah
act as a follower (ma’mum)
The evidence for the Friday prayer is in Qur’an Surah ...
Al-Jumu‘ah verse 9
Al-Baqarah verse 183
Al-Ma‘un verse 4
Al-Ikhlas verse 1
The correct order of handling a deceased person is ...
praying – washing – burying – shrouding
washing – shrouding – praying – burying
shrouding – burying – praying – washing
washing – burying – praying – shrouding
The funeral prayer is performed without ...
takbir
bowing (ruku‘) and prostration (sujud)
salutation (salam)
supplication (dua)
The ruling of praying over a Muslim’s body (salat al-janazah) is ...
fard ‘ain (individual obligation)
sunnah
fard kifayah (collective obligation)
obligatory only for the family
The evidence about honoring the deceased appears in a hadith of the Prophet SAW whose meaning is ...
“Indeed covering another’s faults brings great reward.”
“Breaking the bone of a dead person is like breaking the bone of a living person.”
“Whoever prays over a corpse will have his sins forgiven.”
“Do not weep excessively for the dead.”
Hajj is obligatory for ...
all Muslims without condition
Muslims who are physically and financially able
children and the elderly
those who do not yet believe
One of the pillars of hajj is ...
farewell tawaf (tawaf wada‘)
sa‘i between Safa and Marwah
cutting the hair
throwing the pebbles (jumrah)
The evidence for the obligation of hajj is in Qur’an Surah ...
Ali ‘Imran verse 97
Al-Baqarah verse 183
Al-Hajj verse 1
An-Nur verse 55
‘Umrah differs from hajj because ...
its time is limited to the month of Dhu al-Hijjah
there is no standing at Arafah (wuquf)
it must be done in Ramadan
it does not require tawaf
Sacrificial animals are slaughtered on the dates …
8 Dhu al-Hijjah
9 Dhu al-Hijjah
10–13 Dhu al-Hijjah
14–15 Dhu al-Hijjah
The aqiqah for a baby boy is …
one goat
two goats
three goats
four goats
In the fiqh schools, rukhshah means …
a concession in carrying out religious law due to an excuse
an extra obligation for believers
a prohibition for people who are ill
a virtue for wealthy people
The founder of the Umayyad Dynasty is …
Muawiyah ibn Abu Sufyan
Umar ibn Khattab
Uthman ibn Affan
Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan
The capital city of the Umayyad government was located in …
Baghdad
Damascus
Cairo
Medina
A main characteristic of the Umayyad government was …
a democratic caliphate system
a hereditary monarchy system
a full shura (consultation) system
a government based on the people
The figure known for expanding Islamic territory to Spain during the Umayyad era was …
Khalid ibn al-Walid
Tariq ibn Ziyad
Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz
Harun al-Rashid
The peak of Islamic scientific achievement occurred during the era of …
the Umayyads
the Abbasids
the Fatimids
the Safavids
The center of government of the Abbasid Dynasty was in …
Damascus
Baghdad
Cairo
Istanbul
Caliph Harun al-Rashid is famous for …
founding the first university in the Islamic world
running an authoritarian government
sending diplomatic envoys to Europe
conquering Andalusia
The renowned scientific institution in the Abbasid period was …
Bayt al-Hikmah (House of Wisdom)
Dar al-Ulum
Bayt al-Mal
Nizamiyya Madrasa
The Fatimid Dynasty was centered in the city of …
Baghdad
Cairo
Damascus
Qayrawan
The school of law that formed the basis of Fatimid rule was …
Shafi'i
Hanafi
Maliki
Isma'ili Shi'a
One important legacy of the Fatimid Dynasty that still exists today is …
Al-Azhar Mosque
Umayyad Mosque
Masjid al-Haram
Quba Mosque
The Ottoman (Turkish) Empire was founded by …
Osman Gazi
Mehmed II
Suleiman al-Qanuni
Bayezid I
The conquest of Constantinople by Sultan Mehmed II occurred in the year …
1440
1453
1465
1471
The center of government of the Ottoman Turkish Dynasty was in ...
Baghdad
Damascus
Istanbul (Constantinople)
Cairo
The Safavid Dynasty is known for making the ... school its official state madhhab.
Shafi'i
Hanafi
Shia Ithna Ashariyah
Hanbali
The Safavid Dynasty arose in the region of ...
Persia (Iran)
Egypt
Turkey
India
The Mughal Dynasty was founded by ...
Akbar
Babur
Aurangzeb
Humayun
The grand building Taj Mahal is a legacy of ...
Akbar
Aurangzeb
Shah Jahan
Babur
The wisdom of studying Islamic civilization is ...
So that we can copy a monarchy system
So that we know the weaknesses of the Muslim community in the past
So that we can take lessons and examples from their progress
So that we can boast about the glory of Islam
One value that can be emulated from classical Islamic civilization is ...
Zeal for seeking knowledge and interfaith tolerance
Sectarian fanaticism and war
Luxury in life
Arrogance of power
