Surah Al Falaq - The Daybreak

The significance of seeking refuge in the Lord of the Daybreak as mentioned in Surah Al Falaq is to seek protection from:

• darkness and evil

• wealth and prosperity

• knowledge and wisdom

• health and longevity

Describe the meaning of seeking protection from the evil of darkness when it gathers, as explained in Surah Al Falaq.

• Seeking protection from the physical darkness of night.

• Seeking protection from the unseen dangers and evil that may occur during the night.

• Seeking protection from the literal absence of light.

• Seeking protection from the fear of being alone in the dark.

What is the reference to witchcraft or sorcery in Surah Al Falaq, and how is it explained?

• Surah Al Falaq refers to seeking refuge from the evil of witchcraft and sorcery, which is explained as the harm caused by those who practice magic.

• Surah Al Falaq mentions witchcraft as a metaphor for ignorance and is explained as a call to seek knowledge.

• Surah Al Falaq does not reference witchcraft or sorcery, focusing instead on general evil.

• Surah Al Falaq refers to witchcraft as a historical event with no explanation.

Surah Al Falaq addresses the evil of an envier when he envies by..

• By ignoring the envier

• By confronting the envier

• By seeking refuge from it

• By befriending the envier

What is the meaning of the keyword 'Qul' in Surah Al-Falaq?

• A) Lord

• B) Say

• C) Daybreak

• D) Create

What is the meaning of the keyword 'Rabb' in Surah Al-Falaq?

• A) Envy

• B) Create

• C) Lord

• D) Daybreak

What is the meaning of the keyword 'Al falaq' in Surah Al-Falaq?

• A) Daybreak

• B) Envy

• C) Say

• D) Create

What is the meaning of the keyword 'Halaq' in Surah Al-Falaq?

• Create

• Envy

• Lord

• Say

What is the meaning of the keyword 'Hasad' in Surah Al-Falaq?

• A) Daybreak

• B) Envy

• C) Say

• D) Lord

Fill in the blank: The keyword 'Rabb' in Surah Al-Falaq means ____.

• Lord

• King

• Prophet

• Angel