Stories and Morals

What does Allah’s pleasure lie in, according to the passage?

• a) Wealth

• b) Knowledge

• c) The pleasure of our parents

• d) Prayer

Why did the boy want his father to hold his hand instead of holding his father's hand?

• a) He was afraid of slipping

• b) He wanted to protect his father

• c) He believed his father would never lose his grip on him

• d) He wanted to lead the way

What does the passage say is the greatest gift one can give another?

• a) Money

• b) Toys

• c) Love for their father

• d) Knowledge

According to the passage, who are our facilitators in life?

• a) Friends

• b) Teachers

• c) Parents

• d) Neighbors

What did the father do when the son expressed his fear of losing grip?

• a) He scolded the son

• b) He agreed and held the son’s hand

• c) He laughed at the son

• d) He refused to hold the son's hand

Who brings chocolates and sweets for the children according to the passage?

• a) Mother

• b) Father

• c) Grandparents

• d) Friends

How does the passage suggest we honor our teachers?

• a) By giving them gifts

• b) By obeying them blindly

• c) By respecting and admiring them

• d) By writing letters to them

What had Adil done years ago that made him shiver with fear?

• a) Broken a window

• b) Stolen a pencil box

• c) Cheated in an exam

• d) Skipped school

What did the man ask the Prophet for permission to do?

• a) Travel to another city

• b) Join a trade caravan

• c) Take part in Jihad

• d) Marry a woman

What does Ali (RA) say about the person who teaches him one single word?

• a) He becomes his enemy

• b) He becomes his servant

• c) He becomes his friend

• d) He becomes his rival