Islamic Knowledge Quiz

What is one of the major universal changes mentioned in Sūrat al-Infiṭār as a sign of the Day of Judgment?

• The sun expanding in size.

• The sky breaking apart.

• New stars being formed.

• Rivers changing their course.

According to Sūrat al-Infiṭār, what will a soul know on the Day of Judgment after the graves are scattered?

• It will forget all its past deeds.

• It will immediately enter Paradise.

• It will [then] know what it has put forth and kept back.

• It will be reunited with its family.

Sūrat al-Infiṭār describes Allah as "the Generous" (Al-Karīm) to mankind, emphasizing which of the following?

• His giving man immense wealth without effort.

• His creation, proportioning, and balancing of man.

• His endless forgiveness for all sins regardless of repentance.

• His allowing man to deny the Recompense without consequence.

What is the fate of "the righteous" (al-abrāra) on the Day of Recompense, according to Sūrat al-Infiṭār?

• They will be in Hellfire.

• They will be in pleasure.

• They will be absent from the Day.

• They will be questioned by angels about their wealth.

What is the terminological definition of Qalqalah in Tajweed?

• Prolonging a vowel sound.

• The disturbance of voice when pronouncing a silent letter (those that have a sukūn on it) until a strong tone or echo of the letter is heard.

• Shortening a consonant sound.

• Merging two letters together.

Which of the following groups of letters are the "echo letters" (Qalqalah)?

• ا ل م (Alif, Lam, Meem)

• قُْطُب َجد (quṭubu jadd)

• ت ث ج (Ta, Tha, Jeem)

• س ش ص (Seen, Sheen, Sad)

When does "Greater Qalqalah" (Qalqalah al-kubrā) occur?

• When the Qalqalah letter is silent and comes in the middle of a word.

• When a Qalqalah letter is followed by a vowel.

• When we stop at one of the Qalqalah letters.

• When a Qalqalah letter is at the beginning of a word.

The word "Iqtaraba" (اقْتَرَبَ) in Sūrat al-Anbiyāʾ (1) has which type of Qalqalah on the letter Qaf?

• Greater (Kubrā).

• Lesser (Ṣughrā).

• Medium.

• Silent.

According to the Ḥadīth narrated by Abu Huraira, who is considered "the [truly] bankrupt" on the Day of Judgment?

• One without money or goods in this world.

• One who comes with many good deeds like prayers and fasting, but also with sins like insults, slander, misappropriating wealth, shedding blood, and violence against others.

• One who never performed any good deeds.

• One who only performed voluntary deeds but no obligatory ones.

What is the consequence for an oppressor whose good deeds run out before justice is fulfilled on the Day of Judgment?

• They will still be forgiven due to their initial good deeds.

• The sins of the oppressed will be taken from their records and added to the oppressor's, and they will be thrown into Hell.

• They will receive no reward but also no punishment.

• Their remaining good deeds will be multiplied.