WorksheetsY10-T2 assessment 25-26
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the meaning of the word (yalitkum) in the verses?
a)
Gives you
b)
Decreases you
c)
Increases you
d)
Preserves you
2.
In which Hijri year was the “Year of Delegations”?
a)
Seventh
b)
Eighth
c)
Ninth
d)
Tenth
3.
Where is the place of faith as mentioned in the lesson?
a)
The tongue
b)
The heart
c)
The limbs
d)
The eyesight
4.
How many pillars of faith were mentioned in the lesson?
a)
Five
b)
Six
c)
Seven
d)
Four
5.
Who was the delegate sent by Banu Sa‘d?
a)
Dimam ibn Tha‘labah
b)
Khalid ibn Al-Walid
c)
‘Amr ibn Al-‘As
d)
Abu Musa Al-Ash‘ari
6.
What does the word (lamma) mean in the verse: “and faith has not yet entered”?
a)
Will never enter
b)
Entered and finished
c)
Has not entered yet
d)
Entered a little
7.
Which Qur’anic surah discussed the story of the Bedouins?
a)
Al-Baqarah
b)
Al-Hujurat
c)
An-Nisa
d)
Al-Ma’idah
8.
Why did Allah command the Bedouins to say “We submitted” instead of “We believed”?
a)
Because faith had not settled in their hearts
b)
Because Islam is better
c)
To teach them a new word
d)
Because they are not Arabs
9.
What does “al-mannah” mean in the verse: “They remind you of their Islam”?
a)
Seeking forgiveness
b)
Showing favor and kindness
c)
Giving gifts
d)
Hiding faith
10.
What is the main difference between Islam and faith?
a)
Islam is outward and faith is inward
b)
There is no difference
c)
Faith is of lower rank
d)
Islam is only for Arabs
11.
What is the wisdom of ending the verses with: “And Allah is All-Knowing of everything”?
a)
Threat of punishment
b)
Showing Allah’s knowledge of intentions
c)
Calling to study science
d)
Describing nature
12.
How is faith considered a favor from Allah Almighty?
a)
Allah guides hearts
b)
Humans buy faith
c)
Faith is inherited
d)
It needs no action
13.
What is meant by “they did not doubt” among the believers’ traits?
a)
They did not migrate
b)
They did not fall into doubt
c)
They did not abandon prayer
d)
They did not withhold money
14.
Why did Dimam ibn Tha‘labah call the Prophet ﷺ by his grandfather’s name?
a)
Out of disrespect
b)
Due to Bedouin directness
c)
He forgot the Prophet’s name
d)
To provoke the companions
15.
How does a Muslim apply honesty in his faith?
a)
Matching words with actions and intention
b)
Talking a lot about religion
c)
Praying only in public
d)
Arguing with others
16.
What is the correct behavior after doing a favor for your friend?
a)
Remind him of it
b)
Seek reward silently from Allah
c)
Tell everyone
d)
Demand repayment immediately
17.
Which behavior shows that faith has entered the heart?
a)
Laziness in worship
b)
Racing to good deeds sincerely
c)
Boasting about good deeds
d)
Leaving work and relying only on supplication
18.
If a person feels distressed, how does faith treat it?
a)
Remembering Allah and trusting His decree
b)
Sleeping long hours
c)
Blaming others
d)
Leaving study and work
19.
How should a believer advise someone who boasts about his Islam?
a)
Remind him guidance is from Allah
b)
Encourage boasting
c)
Shout at him
d)
Ignore him completely
20.
What should a student do to be among “the truthful”?
a)
Cheating in exams
b)
Striving for knowledge for the benefit of the Ummah
c)
Staying up watching TV
d)
Mocking classmates
21.
Which action reflects “striving with wealth” today?
a)
Buying expensive toys
b)
Donating to build schools and hospitals
c)
Saving money only
d)
Spending on adornment
22.
What is the consequence of reminding others of good deeds?
a)
Increased reward
b)
Nullifying deeds and losing reward
c)
Gaining people’s pleasure
d)
Improving manners
23.
What is the relationship between obedience to Allah and reward?
a)
Allah does not reduce the reward of the obedient
b)
Obedience decreases with time
c)
Reward decreases if action is little
d)
No relationship
24.
Why did the verse mention striving with wealth before striving with oneself?
a)
Because wealth is more important than the self
b)
Because spending wealth is easier and more frequent
c)
Because Allah loves the rich
d)
Because the soul does not die
25.
What can be inferred from His saying: “Indeed, Allah knows the unseen of the heavens and the earth”?
a)
The obligation of being mindful of Allah in private and public
b)
That the unseen can be learned
c)
That humans know everything
d)
That the sky is very far
26.
What is the difference between the use of “The Bedouins said” and “The believers believed”?
a)
The Bedouins have stronger faith
b)
The believers achieved sincerity in their hearts
c)
There is no linguistic difference
d)
The Bedouins live in the city
27.
Analyze the reason Allah described the believers as “they are the truthful ones.”
a)
Because they did not doubt and they sacrificed themselves
b)
Because they speak Arabic
c)
Because they are friends of the Prophet ﷺ
d)
Because they travel a lot
28.
What is the psychological effect of true faith on a Muslim’s life?
a)
Constant anxiety
b)
Inner peace and tranquility
c)
Desire for control
d)
Pessimism about the future
29.
Which of the following actions is considered the most valuable in the sight of Allah?
a)
True faith accompanied by action
b)
Showing Islam for personal benefit
c)
Boasting about tribe and lineage
d)
Excessive speech without action
30.
What is the ruling on one who reminds Allah of his Islam and deeds as a favor?
a)
An accepted deed
b)
A blameworthy behavior indicating weak faith
c)
A recommended act
d)
No harm if he is rich
31.
How do we evaluate the stance of Dimam ibn Tha‘labah after returning to his people?
a)
A negative stance
b)
A positive stance as he invited them and they embraced Islam
c)
A selfish stance
d)
A weak stance
32.
What is the true criterion for superiority among people in the sight of Allah?
a)
Wealth and money
b)
Piety of the heart and sincerity of faith
c)
Beauty and appearance
d)
Having many children
33.
Which of the following statements expresses gratitude for the blessing of faith?
a)
“I am better than others”
b)
“All praise is due to Allah who guided us to this”
c)
“I embraced Islam because of my intelligence”
d)
“I do not need to give thanks”
34.
What is your opinion about a man who prays and fasts but doubts the message?
a)
A perfect believer
b)
A Muslim who has not attained the rank of faith
c)
Nothing will be accepted from him at all
d)
He is the best of people
35.
Why was Allah’s excuse for the Bedouins an opportunity for them?
a)
To leave Islam
b)
To strive against themselves to reach faith
c)
To remain in ignorance
d)
To take a lot of money
36.
Who is the narrator of the hadith “Religion is sincere advice”?
a)
Abu Hurairah
b)
Tamim al-Dari
c)
Anas ibn Malik
d)
Umar ibn al-Khattab
37.
What is the linguistic meaning of the Islamic term “nasihah” (advice)?
a)
Commanding and forbidding
b)
Wishing goodness for the one advised
c)
Excessive speech
d)
Criticizing others
38.
How many areas of advice were mentioned in the noble hadith?
a)
Three areas
b)
Four areas
c)
Five areas
d)
Six areas
39.
Who are meant by “the leaders of the Muslims” in the hadith?
a)
Scholars only
b)
Rulers and leaders
c)
Elderly people
d)
The general public
40.
What does advice to the general Muslims mean?
a)
Obeying them absolutely
b)
Guiding them to what benefits them
c)
Interfering in their affairs
d)
Monitoring their actions
41.
In which surah were the stories of the prophets (Nuh, Salih, Shu‘ayb) and their advice to their people mentioned?
a)
Al-Baqarah
b)
Al-A‘raf
c)
An-Nisa’
d)
Al-Isra’
42.
What is the ruling of advice in Islam as mentioned in the lesson?
a)
Recommended
b)
Obligatory
c)
Permissible
d)
Disliked
43.
Why did the Prophet ﷺ summarize the essence of Islam with the statement “Religion is sincere advice”?
a)
Because it includes all aspects of life
b)
Because it is easy to apply
c)
Because it is spoken verbally
d)
Because it does not require effort
44.
What does advice to the Book of Allah mean?
a)
Memorizing it without understanding
b)
Reciting it, reflecting upon it, and applying it
c)
Buying many copies of it
d)
Decorating mosques with it
45.
How is advice to the Messenger ﷺ after his death fulfilled?
a)
Visiting his grave only
b)
Reviving his Sunnah and following his guidance
c)
Talking about his history
d)
Drawing pictures of him
46.
What is the difference between advice and interference in others’ privacy?
a)
There is no difference
b)
Advice is sincere care, while interference is meddling
c)
Interference is done secretly
d)
Advice is done harshly
47.
Why is it required that the advisor be knowledgeable about what he advises?
a)
So that people are not repelled
b)
So that he does not fall into error and mislead others
c)
So that he gains people’s admiration
d)
So that he shows his strength
48.
What is the result of the absence of mutual advice in society?
a)
Scientific progress
b)
Social disintegration and spread of corruption
c)
Increased culture
d)
Social calmness
49.
How does advice achieve the pleasure of Allah for an individual?
a)
Because it is a financial act
b)
Because it is obedience to Allah and His Messenger
c)
Because it brings fame
d)
Because it only reduces sins
50.
You saw your classmate cheating in the exam. How would you advise him in an ideal way?
a)
Shout at him in front of classmates
b)
Speak to him privately and gently about the prohibition of cheating
c)
Inform all teachers immediately
d)
Completely ignore him
51.
Which of the following situations is considered “advice to the leaders of the Muslims”?
a)
Criticizing them on social media
b)
Complying with laws and regulations
c)
Mocking their decisions
d)
Not praying for them
52.
If you give advice to your friend and he rejects it, what is the correct reaction?
a)
Get angry and cut off relations
b)
Pray for his guidance and respect his opinion
c)
Repeat the advice insistently
d)
Expose him in front of people
53.
What is the most appropriate behavior when you want to advise your younger brother?
a)
Using force and shouting
b)
Choosing a time when he is receptive
c)
Leaving advice until he grows older
d)
Advising him in front of his friends
54.
How do we apply advice “to Allah” in our daily lives?
a)
Sincerity in worship and avoiding showing off
b)
Talking a lot about religion
c)
Buying religious books
d)
Building mosques only
55.
Which example represents “gentleness and kindness” in giving advice?
a)
Giving advice harshly
b)
Giving advice with kind words
c)
Giving advice with threats
d)
Not giving advice at all
56.
A situation that shows advice to the general Muslims:
a)
Helping your neighbor correct a mistake
b)
Ignoring a stranger when he makes a mistake
c)
Praising people for what they do not have
d)
Remaining silent about wrongdoing
57.
What is the relationship between advice and the progress of society?
a)
Enmity and hatred
b)
Advice prevents mistakes and develops society
c)
There is no relationship
d)
Advice delays society
58.
Analyze the reason why the Prophet ﷺ began with advice “to Allah” before others.
a)
Because the right of Allah is greatest and is the foundation of religion
b)
Because Allah does not need advice
c)
Because it is the easiest
d)
Because it is unknown
59.
What do we conclude from the Prophet’s ﷺ words “and their general public” at the end of the hadith?
a)
Advice is a right for every Muslim
b)
Advice to rulers is more important
c)
People do not need advice
d)
Advice is limited to the poor
60.
Distinguish between “private advice” and “public advice” in terms of impact.
a)
Privacy conceals while publicity exposes
b)
Public advice leads to more acceptance
c)
There is no difference technically
d)
Private advice weakens advice
61.
What is the connection between sincerity and the acceptance of advice?
a)
Sincerity allows words to reach the heart
b)
There is no relation
c)
Sincerity increases arrogance
d)
Sincerity delays response
62.
How does advice lead to the “release of talents and abilities”?
a)
By correcting mistakes and encouraging
b)
By criticizing every new effort
c)
By forcing one opinion
d)
By giving no feedback
63.
What is the logical result of a society that advises one another with goodness?
a)
Spread of fear
b)
Spread of love and security
c)
Increase in conflicts
d)
Desire to migrate
64.
Which of the following behaviors is the “best” application of the etiquette of advice?
a)
Advising a person away from people
b)
Advising a person while angry
c)
Advising about what you do not know
d)
Advising harshly
65.
What is your judgment of an advisor who wants to impose his opinion by force?
a)
An ideal advisor
b)
Violating the Islamic etiquette of advice
c)
Fulfilling his duty honestly
d)
A strong man in religion
66.
What is the most correct behavior when someone gives you advice?
a)
Thanking him and appreciating his concern
b)
Mocking his advice
c)
Telling him you know more than him
d)
Completely ignoring him
67.
How do we evaluate the statement of some people: “Advice is a scandal”?
a)
Always true
b)
False if the etiquette of advice is applied
c)
Suitable for our time
d)
Unrelated to religion
68.
What is the most important quality for accepting advice from an Islamic perspective?
a)
Wealth of the advisor
b)
Truthfulness and sincerity of the advisor
c)
Old age of the advisor
d)
Position of the advisor
69.
Which of the following sentences represents the “greatest” effect of advice?
a)
Correcting the path of the individual and society
b)
Only annoying people
c)
Showing religious perfection theoretically
d)
None of the above
70.
Why is giving advice considered evidence of complete faith?
a)
Because it shows love of goodness for others
b)
Because it makes you feel superior
c)
Because it is very difficult
d)
Because it only reduces sins
71.
Faith is a divine gift and grace from Allah given to whom He wills, and not purely the result of human effort.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
–
d)
–
72.
Advice to the leaders of Muslims means helping them upon truth, obeying them in what pleases Allah, and advising them gently.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
–
d)
–
73.
The steadfastness of a servant upon guidance depends only on intelligence and personal strength, with no role of Allah’s help.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
–
d)
–
74.
Advice to the general Muslims is limited to words only and does not include wishing good for them or concealing their faults.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
–
d)
–
75.
Advice to the Book of Allah is achieved by reciting it, reflecting on its meanings, and acting upon its commands and prohibitions.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
–
d)
–
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