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WorksheetsThe definition of Qura’an
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The attributes al-Hayy and al-Qayyoom mean:
The Ever-Living and the Sustainer
The All-Knowing and the Wise
The Merciful and the Forgiving
The Creator and the Provider
The term Aayat-ui-Kursee refers to which of the following, and what is its excellence according to the Sunnah?
It is the greatest verse in the Qur'an and offers protection when recited.
It is a chapter about the prophets and is recited before sleeping.
It is a prayer for forgiveness and is recited after every prayer.
It is a verse about charity and is recited during Ramadan.
Ayat Al Kursi describes Allah’s control over the universe as:
Absolute and all-encompassing
Limited to certain aspects
Dependent on human actions
Shared with other beings
According to Ayatu-l-Kursi, Allah:
Slumbers and sleeps
Does not slumber or sleep
Slumbers but does not sleep
Sleeps but does not slumber
The phrase "Al-Qayyoom" means:
The Ever-Living
The One Who exists by Himself and supports all creation
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
The phrase "Sinatun wa Laa Nawm" negates:
The initial and full-fledged state of sleep
Only the full-fledged state of sleep
Only the initial state of sleep
Neither the initial nor the full-fledged state of sleep
According to the Ayah ;
Allah's control over the entire universe
Allah's need for intercession on the Day of Judgment
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
The verse emphasizes that:
Allah has partners
Allah has a son
Allah has no god except Him
Allah has a wife
The terms “Lateef” and “Bdeea” refer to:
Names of Allah with specific meanings
Types of Islamic prayers
Titles of Islamic scholars
Names of holy cities
Allah provides sustenance to all His creations by:
His wisdom and mercy
The efforts of humans alone
Natural processes without divine intervention
Luck and coincidence
True believers will experience what in the Hereafter according to Verse 103?
Eternal happiness
Endless suffering
Material wealth
Oblivion
The signs of Allah mentioned in these verses are:
The creation of the heavens and the earth
The invention of the telephone
The discovery of electricity
The building of tall skyscrapers
The verse instructs people to do the following regarding the sun and the moon:
Worship neither the sun nor the moon
Worship both the sun and the moon
Ignore the sun and the moon
Follow the sun but not the moon
The verses say the following about those who are arrogant and refuse to prostrate to Allah:
They will be punished and disgraced.
They will be rewarded with paradise.
They will be forgiven without repentance.
They will be made leaders among people.
What happens to the earth when water is sent down upon it?
The earth becomes fertile and plants grow.
The earth turns into sand.
The earth dries up completely.
The earth becomes rocky and barren.
The attribute of Allah mentioned in relation to giving life to the dead earth is:
Al-Muhyi (The Giver of Life)
Al-Malik (The King)
Al-Adl (The Just)
Al-Ghaffar (The Forgiving)
The first and the second attributes of Allah mentioned in the Surah are:
Ar-Rahman and Ar-Raheem
Al-Malik and Al-Quddus
Al-Aziz and Al-Hakeem
As-Sami and Al-Baseer
It is considered as one third of the Qur'an because:
Surah Al-Ikhlas summarizes the concept of monotheism in Islam.
It contains one third of the total verses of the Qur'an.
It was revealed in the first third of the Qur'an's revelation period.
It is recited one third as often as other Surahs.
Define the terms a/-Aflad and a-S.amad.
a/-Aflad means 'The One who is Unique' and a-S.amad means 'The Eternal Refuge'.
a/-Aflad means 'The Merciful' and a-S.amad means 'The Creator'.
a/-Aflad means 'The Provider' and a-S.amad means 'The Forgiving'.
a/-Aflad means 'The All-Knowing' and a-S.amad means 'The All-Powerful'.
The overall message conveyed about the nature and uniqueness of Allah in this Surah is:
Allah is One and unique, without equal or partner.
Allah is one among many gods.
Allah has human-like qualities.
Allah depends on others for existence.
