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Review Worksheet

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define mockery.

a)

Treating words or actions with jest, playfulness, or ridicule rather than with seriousness and truth

b)

Offering sincere praise and admiration for someone’s deeds

c)

Engaging in quiet reflection without speaking

d)

Holding a formal debate about legal details

2.

What is the ruling on mocking religion?

a)

It is considered disbelief (kufr) and apostasy, taking a person out of the fold of Islam

b)

It is a minor sin if done privately

c)

It is permissible if it is only a joke

d)

It is merely discouraged but does not affect belief

3.

Which action is an example of mockery of believers?

a)

Ridiculing believers for their faith

b)

Supporting believers during hardship

c)

Joining believers in worship

d)

Defending believers from slander

4.

Why is mocking the Companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) considered mocking religion?

a)

Because they are the best of this Ummah who supported the Prophet, spread his religion, and preserved it until it reached us

b)

Because they opposed the Prophet in spreading the religion

c)

Because they were merely political leaders unrelated to religion

d)

Because criticism of historical figures is always encouraged

5.

Evaluate the statement: Islamic law is comprehensive.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

6.

Evaluate the statement: It is permissible to sit with someone who mocks religion if they are joking.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

7.

Evaluate the statement: Insulting Allah is one of the most heinous forms of verbal disbelief.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

8.

Abu Mas'ud Al-Ansari (Uqbah bin Amr bin Tha'labah) witnessed the Second Pledge of Aqabah and the Battle of Uhud. Which statement about him is accurate?

a)

He passed away in 40 AH in Kufa

b)

He died in 23 AH in Madinah

c)

He was known for witnessing the Battle of Badr only

d)

He settled permanently in Damascus

9.

What is meant by leading the prayer (Imamah)?

a)

A man standing in front of worshippers to lead them in prayer, either fully or partially

b)

Any person giving a sermon before the prayer begins

c)

A group praying individually without a leader

d)

A congregation praying silently without following anyone

10.

Ruling: A woman leading men in prayer is ________.

a)

permissible

b)

not permissible

11.

Ruling: A woman leading other women in prayer is ________.

a)

permissible

b)

not permissible

12.

Evaluate the statement: The owner of the house has the right to lead the prayer in his home.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

13.

Evaluate the statement: The Prophet (peace be upon him) chose Umar bin Al-Khattab as Imam during his illness.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

14.

Evaluate the statement: The Imam may choose someone to deputize for him in leading the prayer.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

15.

According to the Hadith on who is most deserving to lead the prayer, who has the highest priority?

a)

The one most proficient in reciting the Quran

b)

The one earliest in migration (Hijrah)

c)

The earliest person to accept Islam

d)

The one most knowledgeable of the Sunnah

16.

Why did the Prophet (peace be upon him) forbid a man from leading another in his own domain?

a)

Out of respect for the host’s authority and consideration for feelings

b)

To make guests feel uncomfortable and leave quickly

c)

Because visitors are less pious than hosts by default

d)

To discourage congregational prayer in homes

17.

Why did the Prophet (peace be upon him) forbid sitting on the bed of the host without permission?

a)

Out of respect for the host’s privacy and dignity

b)

To ensure the guest remains standing at all times

c)

Because beds are not considered clean for guests

d)

To shorten the duration of visits

18.

Why can a woman not lead men in prayer according to the ruling cited?

a)

To prevent fitnah (temptation) and protect modesty

b)

Because women cannot memorize the Quran

c)

To reduce the number of congregational prayers

d)

Because men are always more knowledgeable

19.

Why is the one earliest in Hijrah given priority when equal in Quranic recitation and knowledge of the Sunnah?

a)

Because the Muhajireen have precedence due to their sacrifices for the sake of Allah

b)

Because emigrants are always older in age

c)

To encourage constant travel for worship

d)

Because residence in Madinah automatically grants leadership

20.

Why is the elder given priority over the younger in leading the prayer?

a)

Because the elder is more respected by people

b)

Because younger people cannot lead prayers

c)

Because elders memorize more by default

d)

To prevent younger people from joining congregations

21.

Define Faith in Allah (Iman): Belief in the heart, declaration with the tongue, and action with the limbs.

a)

Only inner belief without outward practice

b)

Belief in the heart, declaration with the tongue, and action with the limbs

c)

Good actions without belief or speech

d)

Reciting sacred words without belief or deeds

22.

Define the Sweetness of Faith (Halawat Al‑Iman): A feeling of joy, peace, and comfort in the heart of a believer that motivates obedience to Allah and endurance in hardship for His sake.

a)

Temporary excitement from worldly success

b)

Calmness that comes only from isolation from people

c)

A feeling of joy, peace, and comfort that inspires obedience to Allah and patience in hardship for His sake

d)

A sense of superiority over others because of religion

23.

What is the solution for depression, anxiety, and suicide in today's world?

a)

Strict discipline without spiritual focus

b)

True faith in Allah brings peace, stability, and security to the heart of a believer

c)

Avoiding responsibilities and seeking constant entertainment

d)

Relying solely on medication without any belief or values

24.

What is the ruling on loving Allah and His Messenger, and why?

a)

It is optional because love is personal preference

b)

It is recommended but not required because actions matter more than love

c)

It is obligatory on every Muslim because it is a requirement of complete faith

d)

It is only for scholars because they know more

25.

Identify the full name of Abu Bakr Al‑Siddiq (may Allah be pleased with him) as recorded in the table of attributes.

a)

Abdullah bin Abi Quhafah bin Ka'b At‑Taymi Al‑Qurashi

b)

Abu Quhafah Uthman bin Amir bin Amr bin Ka'b

c)

Umm Al‑Khair Salma bint Sakhr bin Amr bin Ka'b

d)

Abdullah bin Amr Al‑Ansari

26.

When was Abu Bakr (may Allah be pleased with him) born, as listed in the table?

a)

In the Year of the Elephant

b)

Approximately three years after the Year of the Elephant

c)

Ten years before the Hijrah

d)

In the first year after Hijrah

27.

Where was Abu Bakr raised, according to the table?

a)

Madinah

b)

Ta’if

c)

Makkah

d)

Yemen

28.

What occupation is listed for Abu Bakr in the table?

a)

A farmer of dates

b)

A merchant of silk (Bazzaz)

c)

A blacksmith

d)

A scribe of treaties

29.

Which qualities are listed for Abu Bakr in the table?

a)

Physical strength and military tactics

b)

Known for sound judgment, wisdom, and deep knowledge of genealogy

c)

Poetry and architecture

d)

Expertise in medicine and astronomy

30.

Why was Abu Bakr (may Allah be pleased with him) given his name, according to the explanation in the worksheet?

a)

Because he was known for his generosity in charity only

b)

Because of his love for camels, or because he was always the first to do good deeds

c)

Because he came from a distant tribe

d)

Because he migrated before all others

31.

Which of the following were titles of Abu Bakr (may Allah be pleased with him)? Select all that apply.

a)

Atiq (freed from the Fire)

b)

As‑Siddiq (the steadfast confirmer of truth)

c)

Al‑Farooq (the one who distinguishes truth from falsehood)

d)

Dhul‑Nurayn (the possessor of two lights)

32.

Which merits of Abu Bakr As‑Siddiq (may Allah be pleased with him) are listed in the worksheet? Select all that apply.

a)

The first man to believe in the Prophet and the first Caliph in Islam

b)

The first to deliver a sermon in Islam

c)

The first to compile the Quran

d)

He never missed any event with the Prophet

e)

He led the Battle of Badr

33.

Which actions were among the most important during Abu Bakr’s caliphate? Select all that apply.

a)

Sending the army of Usamah

b)

Fighting the apostates

c)

Building the Dome of the Rock

d)

Instituting a new calendar era

34.

According to the worksheet, which stages marked the establishment of Abu Bakr’s caliphate? Select all that apply.

a)

Appointment by the Prophet to lead the prayer during his illness

b)

A written document by the Prophet designating him during his final illness

c)

A pledge of allegiance by the Muslims through a free and open election

d)

A coronation conducted by tribal chiefs alone

35.

Based on the worksheet definition, which statement best describes divorce (at-talaq)?

a)

The legal dissolution of the marital bond through sanctioned expressions

b)

A temporary separation with the intention to reconcile without formal words

c)

A private agreement to pause spousal rights without legal wording

d)

Any end to a relationship caused by abandonment without formal process

36.

According to the table on rulings, when reconciliation between spouses becomes impossible, what is the ruling of divorce?

a)

Obligatory (Wājib)

b)

Recommended (Mandūb)

c)

Permissible (Mubāh)

d)

Disliked (Makrūh)

e)

Prohibited (Harām)

37.

According to the table on rulings, when the wife neglects religious duties and behaves badly, what is the ruling of divorce?

a)

Obligatory (Wājib)

b)

Recommended (Mandūb)

c)

Permissible (Mubāh)

d)

Disliked (Makrūh)

e)

Prohibited (Harām)

38.

According to the table on rulings, when divorce is needed to avoid bad character or mistreatment, what is the ruling?

a)

Obligatory (Wājib)

b)

Recommended (Mandūb)

c)

Permissible (Mubāh)

d)

Disliked (Makrūh)

e)

Prohibited (Harām)

39.

According to the table on rulings, when there is no valid reason for the husband to seek divorce, what is the ruling?

a)

Obligatory (Wājib)

b)

Recommended (Mandūb)

c)

Permissible (Mubāh)

d)

Disliked (Makrūh)

e)

Prohibited (Harām)

40.

According to the table on rulings, what is the ruling of divorce during menstruation or after intercourse in the same purity period?

a)

Obligatory (Wājib)

b)

Recommended (Mandūb)

c)

Permissible (Mubāh)

d)

Disliked (Makrūh)

e)

Prohibited (Harām)

41.

Select all conditions listed in the worksheet that must be met for a divorce to be valid.

a)

The husband is mature (bāligh)

b)

The husband is sane (‘āqil)

c)

The husband acts by choice (mukhtār)

d)

The divorce is issued in the presence of a judge

42.

According to the worksheet definition, what is ‘Iddah (waiting period)?

a)

A legally prescribed period after a husband’s death or divorce during which a woman does not remarry, ensuring clarity of lineage and allowing time for reconciliation

b)

A financial penalty period imposed after divorce to settle dowry disputes

c)

A voluntary period chosen by the couple to separate without legal consequences

d)

A community-mandated counseling period before any divorce can be finalized

43.

According to the worksheet, which of the following are reasons for the legislation of ‘Iddah? Select all that apply.

a)

To confirm the woman is not pregnant, preventing lineage confusion

b)

To allow time for the couple to reconsider and possibly resume marriage

c)

To emphasize the seriousness and sanctity of the marital bond

d)

To punish the woman for ending the marriage

44.

According to the types and durations table, what is the ‘Iddah for a woman who menstruates?

a)

Three menstrual cycles

b)

Three months

c)

Four months and ten days

d)

No ‘iddah required

e)

Until she delivers the child

45.

According to the types and durations table, what is the ‘Iddah for a woman who no longer menstruates (post-menopausal)?

a)

Three menstrual cycles

b)

Three months

c)

Four months and ten days

d)

No ‘iddah required

e)

Until she delivers the child

46.

According to the types and durations table, what is the ‘Iddah for a woman whose husband has passed away (not pregnant)?

a)

Three menstrual cycles

b)

Three months

c)

Four months and ten days

d)

No ‘iddah required

e)

Until she delivers the child

47.

According to the types and durations table, what is the ‘Iddah for a pregnant woman?

a)

Three menstrual cycles

b)

Three months

c)

Four months and ten days

d)

No ‘iddah required

e)

Until she delivers the child

48.

According to the types and durations table, what is the ‘Iddah for a woman who was divorced before consummation?

a)

Three menstrual cycles

b)

Three months

c)

Four months and ten days

d)

No ‘iddah required

e)

Until she delivers the child

49.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is Adhan in the right ear and Iqama in the left ear a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

50.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is naming the newborn a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

51.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is shaving the newborn’s hair and giving charity equal to its weight in silver a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

52.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is Aqiqah a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

53.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is circumcision a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

54.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is Tahnik a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

55.

For newborn practices mentioned in the document, is Zakat al-Fitr for the newborn a First Day practice or a Seventh Day practice?

a)

First Day

b)

Seventh Day

56.

Which of the following are rights of children concerning personality building listed in the text? Select all that apply.

a)

Faith education

b)

Moral education

c)

Physical education

d)

Intellectual education

e)

Psychological education

57.

According to the text, which is a stated reason why physical education is important for youth?

a)

It helps maintain bodily health and strength for life's demands

b)

It promotes vanity and showing off

c)

It encourages avoiding social responsibilities

d)

It induces laziness as a form of rest

58.

According to the section on Islamic etiquettes of dress, which statements describe the wisdom of the Islamic dress code? Select all that apply.

a)

To cover the ’awrah (private parts)

b)

To purify hearts

c)

To protect the fabric of society

d)

To display wealth and status

59.

Which shared conditions for both men and women in Islamic dress are stated in the document? Select all that apply.

a)

Do not imitate the dress of non-Muslims

b)

Men should not imitate women and women should not imitate men

c)

Clothes should not be clothing worn to attract undue attention (libas al-shuhrah)

d)

Clothes must be brightly colored to stand out in public

60.

Which specific conditions for men are listed in the document? Select all that apply.

a)

Cover from the navel to the knee

b)

Do not wear gold or silk

c)

Do not wear clothes out of pride or arrogance

d)

Wear perfume publicly to show neatness

61.

Why is it forbidden for men to wear gold and silk, according to the document? Select all that apply.

a)

It represents extravagance

b)

It resembles women’s attire

c)

Gold and silk are soft and delicate, not suitable for the masculinity of men

d)

It is too inexpensive and common

62.

According to the section Guarding the Tongue and Private Parts, which of the following are serious afflictions of the tongue prohibited by Allah? Select all that apply.

a)

Backbiting (Gheebah)

b)

Talebearing (Namimah)

c)

Insulting

d)

Lying

e)

Cursing

63.

According to the section Guarding the Tongue and Private Parts, in which situations is speech not considered backbiting? Select all that apply.

a)

Complaining about oppression

b)

Seeking advice

c)

Warning others

d)

Exposing open sin

e)

Seeking help to remove evil

64.

Backbiting (Gheebah) is best defined as which of the following?

a)

Speaking about someone in their absence in a way they would dislike

b)

Praising someone to encourage good behavior

c)

Confronting someone directly to correct a mistake

d)

Sharing public achievements of a friend

65.

Gossip (Namimah) is best defined as which of the following?

a)

Spreading speech to cause discord

b)

Clarifying misunderstandings to reconcile people

c)

Sharing verified news for educational purposes

d)

Keeping a confidence that was entrusted to you

66.

Cursing (La'n) is best defined as which of the following?

a)

Praying for someone to be expelled from Allah's mercy

b)

Advising someone to repent from a mistake

c)

Expressing disappointment without insulting

d)

Praising a person for good deeds

67.

Lying (Kadhib) is best defined as which of the following?

a)

Speaking contrary to the truth

b)

Presenting facts accurately

c)

Making and keeping a promise

d)

Remaining neutral in a dispute

68.

Insulting (Sabb) is best defined as which of the following?

a)

Using foul language or exposing faults

b)

Offering respectful, constructive criticism

c)

Using polite language in debate

d)

Seeking forgiveness for mistakes

69.

Evaluate the statement: A person is accountable for their words and actions, according to the worksheet.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

Evaluate the statement: Lowering the gaze protects a Muslim from indecency, according to the worksheet.

a)

True

b)

False