SCIENCE OF THE QUR’AN

What does the term "Wahy" refer to in English?

• Divine revelation

• Inspiration

• to say something in secret

• All of the above

Who delivers Divine revelation to the Prophets?

• Buraq

• Angel Gabriel

• Sahabah

• Dihya

How did the Prophet (s.a.w.) receive revelations?

• Through authentic dreams

• By hearing the voice of Angel Gabriel

• By the Angel inscribing the revelation in the heart and mind of the Prophet (s.a.w.)

• All of the above

When was the Holy Qur'an first revealed?

• 610 C.E.

• 632 C.E.

• 23 years

• 10 years

Why is the Holy Qur'an unique?

• It was revealed to the Noble Prophet for the guidance and salvation of humanity.

• It is the word of Allah s.w.t. and the Light with which we find our way to success and salvation.

• It was sent to all of mankind.

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a way that the Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. received Divine revelations?

• By hearing the clear voice of Angel Gabriel.

• By the Angel appearing in human form resembling a Sahabah named Dihya (r.a.)

• By the Angel Gabriel appearing in his true form

• By writing down the revelation on a piece of paper

• By speaking to Allah s.w.t. while awake

Who is the intended audience of the Holy Qur'an?

• Muslims

• Jews

• Christians

• All of humanity

How long did it take for the Quran to be revealed and completed to the Messenger (SAW)?

• A night

• 19 years

• 23 years

• 10 years

• A month

The Holy Qur’an has never been changed and today it is the same as the original. The Qur’an is the only authentic, unedited, and unchanged holy book. So, unlike the earlier scriptures: the Torah (Torah), Zabur (Psalms) and Injil (Gospel), the Qur’an was protected from the beginning. The Holy Qur’an does not contain the statements of any human being.

• True

• False

As you know, Hafiz is a person who has memorized the whole Qur'an (pl. Huffaz) Which of the following is not one of the famous hafiz Companions?

• Mu’adh

  ibn Jabel

• Abu’d Darda

• Hasan al-Basri

• Ubayy ibn Ka’b

• Abu Ayyub