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WorksheetsGrade 10: Islamic Studies Worksheets: Unit 8 & 9
Total questions: 96
Worksheet time: 48mins
According to the worksheet, Islam has prohibited only what?
things that are unnecessary and dispensable
all worldly activities and pleasures
beneficial trade and fair competition
acts of worship and charity
What alternative to seeking omens by drawing lots did Ibn al-Qayyim describe for seeking Allah's guidance?
istikharah, a supplication for guidance
astrology and star signs
consulting village elders for decisions
casting lots in a different way
What did the Prophet (PBUH) teach his companions for seeking guidance from Allah for all matters, great or small?
two rak'ahs followed by a du'aa (supplication)
fasting for three consecutive days
giving charity before sleeping
listening to a long sermon
Where is the du'aa of istikhara found?
Sahih al-Bukhari
Sunan Ibn Majah
Musnad Ahmad
Al-Muwatta of Malik
Which attribute of Allah is highlighted: Allah is the ______ of things concealed.
Knower
Punisher
Creator only of angels
Provider only of rain
Through istikharah, what does a person ask for?
Allah's choice and decree by His knowledge and ability
the approval of influential people
immediate wealth and status
success without effort
Which practice did Allah prohibit and which did He encourage?
He prohibited interest and encouraged profitable trade
He encouraged gambling and prohibited prizes
He prohibited trade and encouraged interest
He encouraged monopoly and prohibited competition
What kind of prizes did Allah permit while prohibiting gambling?
prizes for competitions useful in jihad, such as horse or camel racing and marksmanship
prizes for random lotteries with no skill
prizes for betting games among friends
prizes for astrology and fortune-telling contests
What clothing ruling for men is mentioned?
Men are prohibited from wearing silk but may choose other materials such as wool, linen, and cotton
Men must wear silk on special occasions
Men may wear only cotton at all times
Men should avoid any fabric other than silk and linen
Which relationships were prohibited and what alternative was encouraged?
adultery, fornication, and homosexuality were prohibited; lawful marriage was encouraged
lawful marriage was prohibited; temporary relationships were encouraged
only adultery was prohibited; other acts were permitted
homosexuality was encouraged as a form of companionship
Why were intoxicating drinks prohibited according to the worksheet?
so people may enjoy other delicious drinks that are wholesome for the body and mind
to eliminate all beverages from the diet
because water was scarce in the desert
to enforce year-round fasting
How is patience (sabr) defined in the worksheet?
a state of endurance in difficult circumstances and perseverance under delay or provocation without becoming distressed or upset
a momentary burst of enthusiasm during celebrations
withdrawing from society to avoid problems
expressing anger quickly so it does not build up
According to Ibn Taymiyyah, how frequently does Allah mention patience in His Book?
more than 90 times
fewer than 10 times
exactly 50 times
more than 900 times
Which two practices are commanded together in the verse 2:153?
patience and prayer
fasting and charity
pilgrimage and struggle
zakah and trade
Among which qualities is patience mentioned?
the qualities of a leader
the traits of a merchant
the habits of a traveler
the skills of a warrior only
According to Ibn Taymiyya, the implementation of knowledge of the truth requires what?
patience
wealth
social status
complete seclusion
What analogy did Ali (RA) use to explain the relation of patience to faith?
its position is like the head to the body; if the head is cut off, the body dies
it is like clothing to the body; it can be changed at will
it is like a roof to a house; it can be removed on sunny days
it is like a tool to a worker; it is optional for experts
What did Ali (RA) say about faith and patience with adversity?
There is no faith for a person who does not have patience with adversity
Faith is complete without patience in hardships
Only leaders need to be patient in adversity
Patience is optional when facing trials
What common trait did all the messengers of Allah share despite great hardships?
they practiced patience
they sought omens by drawing lots
they avoided preaching to their people
they lived in luxury and ease
How is patience characterized in terms of moral and spiritual worth?
the most desirable quality and the basis of many virtues that lead to well-being and success
a minor habit with little effect on character
an optional trait useful only in rare cases
a quality that usually prevents success
What effects of patience are mentioned on a person's inner state?
it decreases misery and fills the heart with peace and confidence
it increases anxiety and doubt
it creates fear that weakens resolve
it eliminates the need for any effort
Who are described as wise in their attitude toward hardships?
those who accept hardships as signs of benefit
those who avoid all difficulties at any cost
those who blame others for every problem
those who feel despair whenever trouble arises
Who are described as foolish and ignorant when facing hardship?
those who feel grieved and gloomy
those who show gratitude and optimism
those who prepare and persevere
those who seek advice and improve
According to the Qur'an, in which situations is patience called for?
hardship and poverty
tolerance of harm from others
endurance in illness or the death of near and dear ones
times of celebration when everything is easy
What benefits are linked to patience and forbearance?
consolation for the distressed
healing for the grieved
success in this life and the Hereafter
cultivating envy and rivalry
Which are the types of patience mentioned by Ibn al-Qayyim?
while fulfilling obligations and doing righteous deeds
while abstaining from prohibited acts
during times of hardship
while accumulating wealth for luxury
What is identified as the first type of patience?
working constantly to fulfill obligations and to do righteous deeds
enduring harm without ever acting
seeking seclusion from society
accumulating wealth and influence
What instruction is given in 19:65 regarding worship?
worship Allah and be constant and patient in His worship
seek omens before beginning worship
separate from family during worship
travel far for acceptance of worship
Why did the messengers of Allah need great patience?
to fulfill their obligation of conveying the message and amending the conditions of individuals and society
to gain wealth and status among their people
to avoid any hardship or opposition
to engage in trade across regions
What command is given in 20:132 regarding the family?
enjoin prayer on your family and be patient therein
keep the family silent during hardship
avoid advising family about religion
send family away from places of worship
According to 18:28, with whom should one keep oneself patient?
those who call on their Lord morning and evening, seeking His countenance
those who seek worldly rank and fame
those who complain constantly about trials
those who abandon worship for comfort
Which believer is described as better in the hadith cited?
the believer who mixes with people and is patient with their offense
the believer who avoids people and is impatient
the believer who mixes and retaliates for every offense
the believer who isolates himself and amasses wealth
What does a Muslim fighting for the cause of Allah especially need?
much patience
superior wealth
frequent travel
constant applause
According to 3:120, which two qualities ensure that the enemy's plot will not harm you?
patience and righteousness
strength and numbers
wealth and status
secrecy and speed
What defines the second type of patience described in the worksheet?
abstaining from prohibited acts and wrongdoings by struggling against one's desires and refraining from evil influences of devils among men and jinn
gaining more wealth to avoid temptation
withdrawing permanently from society
accepting every suggestion from peers to avoid conflict
According to the verse (57:16), “Should believers not become humble at the remembrance of Allah and the truth?” What quality are believers called to show?
Humility
Arrogance
Indifference
Boastfulness
Which of the following is identified as a sign of humbleness: not walking ahead of others, standing for scholars and dignitaries, and seating them.
Walking ahead of everyone to lead
Not walking ahead of others and seating scholars and dignitaries
Insisting on the most prominent seat
Avoiding contact with scholars
Which behavior reflects humbleness by receiving an adversary politely.
Winning arguments by raising one’s voice
Receiving an adversary politely
Refusing to meet anyone who disagrees
Mocking the opponent publicly
According to the signs of humbleness, which action demonstrates humility toward a person of lower status.
Avoiding them in public
Visiting them, carrying their belongings, and going with them to help
Assigning others to assist while keeping distance
Sending a message instead of visiting
Which conduct matches the listed signs of humbleness regarding social company.
Sitting only with wealthy leaders
Sitting with the poor, needy, sick, and handicapped
Avoiding those who are ill
Meeting only people of equal status
Which practice aligns with the signs of humbleness when invited by others.
Declining invitations to maintain status
Accepting invitations, sharing food, and walking with them
Demanding special treatment when visiting
Bringing attendants to keep distance
Which behavior reflects humility in eating, drinking, and dress.
Showing extravagance and pride in clothing
Eating lavishly at every meal
Eating and drinking without extravagance and wearing clothes without pride
Avoiding simple food
How did the Prophet (PBUH) live with regard to modesty and boasting.
Lavishly and boastfully
Modestly and never boasted
Quietly but sought titles
Reclusively and avoided all social contact
On a journey, what did the companions decide to do.
Slaughter a goat
Build a shelter
Return home
Sell their provisions
What task did the Prophet (PBUH) choose in preparation for cooking during the journey.
Start the fire
Collect wood for cooking
Fetch water
Prepare the meat
What position did the Prophet (PBUH) say he did not want to have.
A wealthy merchant
An eminent position
A military rank
A judge’s post
According to the statement, what occupation did every Prophet have.
Farmer
Carpenter
Shepherd
Merchant
When praised as “best among us,” how did the Prophet (PBUH) identify himself.
As the greatest leader of Arabia
As Muhammad, son of Abdullah, servant of Allah and His Messenger
As a victorious commander of armies
As the chief of Quraysh
What natural event occurred when Ibrahim, the son of the Prophet (PBUH), died.
A lunar eclipse
A solar eclipse
An earthquake
A storm
When people thought the heavenly bodies mourned, what did the Prophet explain about such events.
They mourn for the righteous
They are omens of war
They are a sign of Allah
They indicate coming famine
What lesson about humility did ‘Umar (RA) relay from the Prophet when people praised him.
Accept praise to inspire others
People must be humble; he is only Allah’s servant and His Messenger
Seek higher status for the faith
Correct others harshly
Which example illustrates the humbleness of leadership shown by ‘Umar bin al-Khattab (RA).
Delegating all manual tasks to aides
Carrying meat in his left hand while holding his staff in his right hand though he was the supreme commander
Avoiding public markets to maintain dignity
Traveling only with a large guard
Which act showed the humbleness of Abu Hurairah (RA) while serving as governor of Madina.
Holding court daily in the palace
Carrying a bundle of firewood to the market
Riding only in ceremonial processions
Delegating all market tasks to servants
Selflessness is described as sacrificing one’s own interests for the greater good and should be evident in a Muslim’s character. Which option best reflects this definition.
Pursuing personal benefit first
Sacrificing one’s interests for the greater good
Avoiding all responsibilities
Seeking fame through charity
When a Muslim sees a situation calling for selflessness, what should he do.
Prefer others above himself
Match others’ efforts equally
Wait for instruction
Decline to act
According to the cited verses (59:9), which behavior is praised regarding preference and covetousness.
Keeping everything for oneself
Giving preference to others even in need and being saved from covetousness
Avoiding charity until wealthy
Praising only those who receive
Altruism, the best kind of generosity, is characterized in the text as being praised by all societies. Which statement aligns with this characterization.
It is valued only in private
It is praised by all societies
It is discouraged in times of need
It benefits only the giver’s status
Altruism (selflessness) is called a sign of true faith. Which option reflects that statement.
Indifference shows true faith
Selfishness shows true faith
Selflessness is a sign of true faith
Wealth alone proves faith
Many nations tell stories of people who sacrificed possessions, status, or even lives for the common good. Which group is explicitly mentioned as examples in such stories.
Artists alone
Kings, warriors, and noble people
Only traders
Only scholars
What is the stated reward for an unselfish Muslim.
Public fame and titles
Allah’s blessings and reward
Exemption from duties
Worldly riches only
How is Islam’s expression of altruism described in the text.
Partial and symbolic
Perfect, sincere, and comprehensive
Occasional and limited
Strictly ceremonial
How did the Sahabah exemplify self-sacrifice according to the text.
They avoided hardship
They embodied self-sacrifice to the highest degree
They preferred comfort when possible
They volunteered only in peacetime
When the Prophet (PBUH) offered a gift to ‘Umar (RA), how did ‘Umar respond.
He accepted gratefully
He asked for a larger gift
He refused, telling him to give it to those who need it more
He traded it for supplies
What did Ayeshah (RA) do when ‘Umar (RA) requested the grave place she had reserved between the graves of the Prophet (PBUH) and Abu Bakr (RA).
She denied the request
She withdrew her claim and preferred ‘Umar over herself
She offered a different location
She sought arbitration
Which teaching is quoted: “None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself.” Identify the source mentioned.
Al-Bukhari
At-Tirmidhi
Ibn Katheer
Al-Tabari
At the Battle of Yarmuk, which trio stayed close and supported each other in combat.
Abu Hurairah, Anas, and Suhayl
Ikrimah, Harith, and Suhail
‘Umar, ‘Ali, and Khalid
Talhah, Zubair, and Sa’d
During the fierce fighting at Yarmuk, what injury did each of the three companions suffer as described.
All three suffered identical wounds
Ikrimah got a blow to the head; Suhail an arrow in his chest; Harith a deep wound
Ikrimah was unhurt; Suhail had a minor cut; Harith fainted
Only Suhail was wounded
When the water bearer first arrived during the battle, whom did he approach with water.
Suhail first
Ikrimah first
Harith first
All three together
Seeing Suhail wounded beside him, what did Ikrimah instruct the bearer to do.
Take water to Ikrimah first
Take water to Suhail first
Return with more water
Find Harith immediately
When Suhail heard Harith’s cry for water, what did he say to the water bearer.
Give it to me now
Take it to Harith first
Leave the field at once
Pour it out
What was Harith’s condition when the water bearer reached him after Suhail’s instruction.
Already lifeless
Just arriving to the field
Fully recovered
Unharmed
After the water bearer returned to Suhail, what had happened.
Suhail had died
Suhail had recovered
Suhail had left the field
Suhail had received water from others
According to the account, which of the three companions was the first to die.
Harith
Suhail
Ikrimah
None of them died
These companions— Ikrimah, Harith, and Suhail—exemplify which virtue illustrated by the saying, “The best charity is that given when one is in need and struggling.”
Courage in retreat
Self-sacrifice
Wealth accumulation
Strict obedience
The verse about giving preference was revealed regarding the brotherhood between which two groups.
Quraysh and Thaqif
Muhajirun and Ansar
Aws and Khazraj
Persians and Byzantines
Which pairing was formed: an Arab became brother of a non-Arab, and a freeman became brother of whom.
Another freeman
A former slave
A merchant
A scholar
Who was paired with Abdur Rahman Ibn ‘Awf (RA).
Sa’d bin al-Rabi (RA)
Khalid bin al-Walid (RA)
Abu Ubaidah (RA)
Talhah (RA)
What did Sa’d (RA) offer to Abdur Rahman (RA), and what did Abdur Rahman choose instead.
A camel and armor; he accepted them
Half his wealth and one of his wives; Abdur Rahman asked about the marketplace and began trading
A house; he moved in
A farm; he took charge of it
What concern did the Muhajirun have regarding the generosity of the Ansar.
They feared it would cause jealousy
They feared the Ansar would take all the reward
They feared trade would decline
They feared loss of status
What reply was given to calm the fear about the Ansar taking all the reward.
Limit giving to equal shares
Not so long as you pray for them and praise them
Record every gift formally
Divide wealth monthly
Whom did Allah praise for their sacrifices, according to the text.
Only the leaders
The Muhajirun and the Ansar
Only the wealthy
Only scholars
Whom did Allah praise for following the Muhajirun and the Ansar in righteousness.
All those who follow them
Only their descendants
Only people of Madinah
Only warriors
What is Allah’s pleasure regarding the Muhajirun and the Ansar as stated.
He will judge them later
He is well pleased with them and they are well pleased with Him
He is neutral toward them
He favored only one group
Which reward is described in 9:100 for the Muhajirun and the Ansar.
High ranks in this world
Gardens under which rivers flow where they dwell forever
A long life without hardship
Victory in every battle
How are the Muhajirun and the Ansar characterized regarding trials of faith.
They suffered and never flinched, standing as vanguard of faith
They avoided danger whenever possible
They wavered often
They preferred comfort to duty
What shared joy do the Muhajirun and the Ansar experience according to the text.
Worldly riches
The good pleasure of Allah
Political dominance
Fame among nations
How are the Muhajirun and the Ansar presented as examples.
Examples of wealth and power
Shining examples of selflessness, generosity, and sacrifice
Examples of artistic skill
Examples of military conquest only
What should every Muslim try to acquire and adopt in life, according to the concluding statement.
Only knowledge and influence
Qualities of selflessness, generosity, and sacrifice, and noble behaviour
Political authority
Skills of trade alone
Which definition of generosity is given: willingness to give freely not only in ease but also in difficulty and liberality in giving something of one’s money or time.
Spending only on oneself
Generosity as defined above
Giving only when praised
Avoiding giving during hardship
Into how many categories can generosity be divided according to the text.
Two
Three
Four
Five
Which category describes giving when both the giver and receiver have enough.
Giving while both have enough
Giving when the giver has enough and the receiver is in need
The receiver is in need but gives priority to others over himself
None of the above
Which category describes giving when the giver has enough and the one to whom it is given is in need.
Giving while both have enough
Giving when the giver has enough and the receiver is in need
The receiver is in need but gives priority to others over himself
None of the above
Which description matches the third category: the one who is given is in need but places his own need aside and gives priority to others over himself.
Both are wealthy
Giver in need gives to another in need first
Receiver in need prioritizes others
Giver and receiver both indifferent
How can generosity be viewed in terms of outcomes, according to the text.
A loss with no return
A wise investment for the future
A risky gamble
A purely symbolic act
What act may pave the way to Paradise.
Sadaqah
Trade
Travel
Debate
What comes with every generous act according to the text.
Public recognition
A great reward from Allah
Greater worldly power
Guaranteed wealth
