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LEM Lesson 3

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the term 'Idghaam' mean in Tajweed?

a)

To emphasize a letter

b)

To merge something into something else

c)

To skip a letter

d)

To elongate a sound

2.

What is a Mushaddad letter in Tajweed?

a)

A letter with a Tashdeed sign (ّ)

b)

A letter with a Fatha sign (َ)

c)

A letter with a Kasra sign (ِ)

d)

A letter with a Damma sign (ُ)

3.

What is the emphasis on when Idghaam occurs?

a)

The preceding letter

b)

The succeeding letter

c)

The vowel sound

d)

The pause between letters

4.

Which of the following is a requirement of Sawm during Ramadan?

a)

Giving a portion of wealth to the needy

b)

Abstaining from food, drink, and marital relations from dawn to sunset

c)

Performing pilgrimage to Makkah

d)

Reciting the Shahadah

5.

What is the significance of Hajj in Islam?

a)

It promotes self-control and empathy for the poor

b)

It unites Muslims globally in worship and remembrance of Prophet Ibrahim and his family

c)

It purifies wealth and reduces inequality

d)

It establishes discipline and closeness to God

6.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five pillars of Islam?

a)

Shahadah

b)

Salah

c)

Zakaah

d)

Jihad

7.

What is Tayammum?

a)

A method of purification using clean earth when water is not available.

b)

A type of prayer performed during illness.

c)

A ritual bath performed with water.

d)

A method of cooking food in extreme conditions.

8.

When is Tayammum allowed?

a)

When water is available in abundance.

b)

When water is needed for drinking, cooking, or survival.

c)

When there is no need for purification.

d)

When water is easily accessible.

9.

What does Tayammum serve as a substitute for?

a)

Wudu (ablution) or ghusl (ritual bath).

b)

Daily prayers.

c)

Fasting during Ramadan.

d)

Recitation of the Quran.

10.

Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for performing Tayammum?

a)

Inability to use water due to health reasons.

b)

Difficulty accessing water due to extreme cold.

c)

Water being far away and dangerous to reach.

d)

Water being available but slightly warm.

11.

What is the meaning of the dua 'Laa ba'sa tahoorun 'inshaa'Allaah'?

a)

Do not worry, it will be a purification (for you), Allah willing.

b)

May Allah grant you health and wealth.

c)

Allah is the greatest, and He will forgive you.

d)

Seek forgiveness, and Allah will purify you.

12.

What is the first step in performing Tayammum according to the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ?

a)

Strike your hands lightly on clean earth

b)

Make the intention (niyyah) in your heart

c)

Wipe your face with your hands

d)

Say Bismillah (In the name of Allah)

13.

What is the condition for Tayammum to remain valid?

a)

It remains valid indefinitely

b)

It remains valid until water becomes available

c)

It remains valid for one prayer only

d)

It remains valid for minor impurity only

14.

What is emphasized in Islam regarding adab (manners, etiquette, respect) toward teachers?

a)

Teachers should be ignored

b)

Teachers carry the responsibility of imparting knowledge

c)

Teachers should only teach specific subjects

d)

Teachers should be treated casually

15.

According to Islamic teachings, how should students behave when asking questions?

a)

Ask questions disrespectfully to challenge the teacher

b)

Ask questions at any time without considering the situation

c)

Ask questions respectfully and at the right time

d)

Avoid asking questions altogether

16.

What did Imam ash-Shāfi‘ī do to show humility and respect towards his teacher?

a)

He spoke loudly to ensure his teacher heard him

b)

He turned the pages softly so his teacher would not hear their sound

c)

He interrupted his teacher to ask questions

d)

He avoided attending lessons to show independence

17.

What is discouraged in Islamic teachings when interacting with teachers?

a)

Showing humility and good manners

b)

Acting arrogantly or assuming you know more than the teacher

c)

Greeting the teacher politely

d)

Listening attentively during lessons

18.

Why should students attribute knowledge to their teachers?

a)

Because knowledge is a trust passed down through teachers

b)

Because it helps students gain fame

c)

Because it is a way to embarrass the teacher

d)

Because it is not important to acknowledge teachers

19.

What did the Prophet ﷺ teach about teachers who spread goodness?

a)

They should be ignored

b)

They receive continuous reward (ṣadaqah jāriyah)

c)

They should claim all knowledge as their own

d)

They should avoid helping students

20.

What is one way students can acknowledge their teachers' efforts?

a)

By claiming knowledge as their own

b)

By attributing knowledge to their teachers

c)

By avoiding prayer for their teachers

d)

By disrespecting their family and reputation

21.

What unique ability did Prophet Sulaimān (AS) have that allowed him to communicate with animals and birds?

a)

Control over the wind

b)

Ability to understand and speak to animals and birds

c)

Control over the jinn

d)

Wisdom and judgment

22.

What did Prophet Sulaimān (AS) do after hearing the ant’s words?

a)

He ignored the ant and continued marching.

b)

He ordered his army to stop and wait.

c)

He smiled, thanked Allah, and acknowledged the ant’s wisdom.

d)

He punished the ant for speaking.

23.

What did Prophet Sulaimān (AS) notice about the hoopoe bird (Hudhud) one day?

a)

It was injured and unable to fly.

b)

It was missing from the assembly.

c)

It was bringing food for the army.

d)

It was leading the other birds.

24.

What was the main message Prophet Sulaimān (AS) conveyed to the Queen of Sheba in his letter?

a)

To send him gifts as a sign of respect.

b)

To worship Allah alone and abandon sun worship.

c)

To demonstrate her power and wealth.

d)

To form an alliance with him.

25.

What realization did the Queen of Sheba have upon seeing her throne brought before her?

a)

That Prophet Sulaimān (AS) was a powerful king.

b)

That her throne was stolen by the jinn.

c)

That Prophet Sulaimān’s (AS) power was from Allah.

d)

That she needed to return to her kingdom immediately.

26.

What event revealed that the jinn do not know the unseen?

a)

The Queen of Sheba’s arrival at Prophet Sulaimān’s (AS) court.

b)

Prophet Sulaimān’s (AS) death while leaning on his staff.

c)

The miraculous transportation of the Queen’s throne.

d)

The jinn’s inability to bring the throne.

27.

What does the Hadith 'None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself' teach about faith?

a)

Faith is only about personal worship.

b)

True faith is connected to good character and loving good for others.

c)

Faith is achieved through wealth and authority.

d)

Faith requires strict adherence to rituals only.

28.

What practical lesson can be learned from the Hadith regarding selflessness?

a)

A believer should focus only on their own well-being.

b)

Selflessness means ignoring others' needs.

c)

A believer should care for the well-being of others as well as themselves.

d)

Selflessness is not important in faith.

29.

What does the term "brother" signify according to scholars in the context of wishing good for all?

a)

A family member

b)

Humanity in general

c)

A close friend

d)

A religious figure

30.

How can you apply the concept of "wishing good for all" in your daily life?

a)

By helping others succeed and sharing knowledge

b)

By focusing only on your own goals

c)

By avoiding interactions with others

d)

By expecting others to help you first