Quran Level 9 Final - Academic Year 2010-2011

1. What happen to the ones who think that they can fool Allah by committing sins all their life and then repent at the end of their life

a. It is impossible to predict when and how is the end

b. They could die suddenly before repenting

c. They may get away with their plan

d. The guy who killed 99+1 did it, so I can do it too

e. The Pharaoh tried to do it, but he died too quickly

f. The Pharaoh did try to repent, but Allah rejected his repentance

2. The name of Allah, The Provider or The Supplier (Al-Razaq) means

a. He charges us for supplying our needs

b. Our prayers and fasting is his food

c. We can beg of him to increase our shares

d. Our shares are pre-assigned and we have no way of manipulating our shares

e. He may increase our shares if we do good deeds

f. He may decrease our shares if we do bad deeds

g. Humans usually feel angry with Allah because he didn’t give them what they deserve. They deserve better

h. If I have more children, I will be more poor

i. Charity will decrease my wealth or my shares

j. Life is full of opportunities and if Allah wants to make us rich he make us lucky (gives Barakah) and if he wants to make us poor, he can make us unlucky (take away Barakah)

k. The husband he is the supplier to his wife if she doesn’t work. If he dies, she will have no supplier

l. Abortion is good way to control birth so that we don’t become poor

m. The Barakah multiplier is a luck factor that makes our money bring us more than usual. It is given and controlled by Allah

n. Charity has nothing to do with healing us from diseases and protecting us from disasters and sudden death

o. Charity doesn’t affect how long do we live or how happy or depressed we are

3. Allah says in Surat Al-Baqara that I am creating a representation on earth

a. Allah meant the Jinn kind

b. Some of us are representatives of Shitan

c. Some of us are representatives of Allah

d. We chose who to represent, Allah or Shitan

e. Shitan can force us to represent him

f. Allah offered the trust of representation to the mountains and the skies and they said yes, but humans were more qualified so Allah chose humans

g. Representing Allah means representing his greatness on earth

h. Representing Allah means representing his wonderful manners on earth

i. The manners of Allah come from his names of beauty, such as the most generous, the most merciful, the most kind, the most forgiving, …etc

j. The angels were not surprised that Allah will create a representation

k. The angels were surprised because

i. Allah is creating a creation that will spread corruption and shed blood

ii. What is the wisdom behind this

l. Allah was mad at the angels for questioning his wisdom

m. No one is allowed to find out or wonder about the wisdom of Allah

4. Allah allows corruption to take place, and he created his own enemies and provided them with powers and freedom because

a. He is out there to set traps for us

b. He wants us to prove ourselves worthy of his mercy

c. He is testing us

d. He wants to give us the opportunity to have ever lasting infinite royal life in Jannah

e. He wants to trick us into hell fire

f. He wants every one of us to demonstrate the truth about him or herself

g. He wants blood to be shed and corruption to spread

h. He doesn’t stop criminals because Hel allows the freedom of choice.

5. Among the miracles of the Quran are

a. The secrets of nature that were discovered recently and no one knew about at that time

b. They are intended to highlight the greatness of Allah

c. They are intended to be a living and everlasting miracles that everyone can see at any time and at any place to verify that the source of Quran is Allah

d. Quran is an academic book of science

e. Allah is telling the future of modern science

f. Prophet Mohamed SAW was trying to impress the Bedouin Arabs living at his time with these secrets of nature that they didn’t know about

6. The secrets of nature about the role of mountains are miraculous because

a. Quran was the only ancient book that described mountains as a pile of rocks at the earth surface

b. Quran was the only ancient book that described mountains as a high place for us to stand on

c. Quran was the only ancient book that talked about mountains

d. Quran was the only ancient book that described mountain shape as begs and their role is to stabilize the earth crust

7. The Izzah of the presidents and kings are

a. True Izzah that we should seek

b. Temporary Izzah that is granted by Allah

c. Among the laws of nature that Allah wants us to use but not to believe in them

d. We shouldn’t use such Izzah at all because it is against our faith

8. Greeting Allah using the standard Muslim greeting Al-Salamo Alykom is

a. The right way to great Allah

b. Is not acceptable because it means that we are securing Allah from our harm

c. Is good because it means we are offering Allah peace

d. Is the way Khadija replied the Salam of Allah sent to her through the angel Jibril AS

e. Is the way we give Salam to Allah during our prayer

9. Explain the difference between Al-Rahman and Al-Raheem

· Al-Rahman in this world means he gives benefits and mercy to both good guys and bad guys. In other words, it means excessively merciful because he gives mercy to those who deserve it and those who don’t.

· Al-Raheem in the next life because he gives his mercy to the ones who deserve it only.

10. Explain the difference beween Al-Wahid and Al-Ahad

Al-Wahid means The One of a Kind. The only one who owns the names of greatness in this entire existence
Al-Ahad (The UNIT) means the infinitely perfect unit that is infinitely self sufficient. The name the ONE doesn’t emphasize that Allah is not dividable into smaller pieces but the name the UNIT emphasizes that Allah is not dividable.

11. Explain monotheism

Allah is ONLY ONEwho is infinite in his wisdom, infinite in his beauty, infinite in his mercy, infinite in his ability, infinite in his powers, infinite in his glory, infinite in his justice, infinite in his rewards, infinite in his punishment, infinite in his purity, infinite in his perfection, infinite in his might, infinite in his number of creation, ..etc. He created because he is the creator and this is his nature, which is to create. He is testing us to show the truth about us, for he is the infinite truth and he loves to show the truth about every and each one of us. He created this testing environment that we live in. He created his own enemies; the Satan who manipulates our temptations and who is the source of every evil thing around, who is trying to recruit human brains and muscles to spread his ways in earth. His ways are to base our decisions and business on selfishness, greed, hate, envy, jealousy, ..etc. He also created the lust to life and its pleasure as well as the lower desires. On the other hand, He created our brains and conscience, and sent down his books and messengers to make us able to establish his beauty on earth by basing our decisions and business on his nature, which is generosity, kindness, forgiveness, justice, ..etc. He gave us the freedom to chose as individuals, as families, as groups, as communities, as nations and as humans. Levels of responsibility, starting from the individual level to the entire humanity in general. In such away, we will show who are we and what do we deserve.

12. Explain why would Allah care to know and write in his book the very little details of a tree leave falling in the middle of jungle in a very dark night

· He is the one that made it happen. He has to know what he did

· If it is not written, then it will not happen

· If something doesn’t exist in the knowledge of Allah, it will not exist in the land of reality. For something to exist in reality, it has to exist in the knowledge of Allah first.

13. What happens to the student who doesn’t do his homework and doesn’t study for his big exam?

He becomes a loser
He is an idiot
No pain, no gain
All of the above
None of the above

14. What were some of Rasulallah’s questions?

a. Why are people put down because of their traits and religion?

b. Why is there crime in the world?

c. What is the purpose of our existence?

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

15. What was the prophet’s logic by going to a cave?

a. To learn about the maker by observing his product, which is the nature

b. The pagan culture was confusing his brain

c. To get away from corruption

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

16. What was the purpose of Angel Jibril greeting the Prophet (S) with the word “Read”?

a. To read between the lines

b. To use the name of Allah to read and explain life

c. To read the Qura’an

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

17. How do the names of Allah compare to life?

a. They have nothing to do with life

b. They have little to do with Islam

c. They don’t matter

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

18. According to Surat Al-Alaq, what did Allah (SWT) create man from?

a. A large clot of blood

b. Fire

c. An insignificant clot of blood

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

19. What topics do deep minds think about?

a. Fair mix between little and big matters

b. Only little matters

c. Only big matters

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

20. What was the purpose of the hug between the Prophet (S) and Angel Jibril?

a. To greet the Prophet

b. Because Angel Jibril loved the Prophet so much

c. It was the start of communication between the Heavens and Earth

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

21. Why was the hug painful?

a. Because Angel Jibril was extremely strong since he was an angel

b. To prepare the Prophet (S) for the future

c. To start the lifting process between Heaven and Earth

d. To let us know that no pain no gain

e. All of the above

f. None of the above

22. What does Part B Ayat 6-8 in Surat Al-Alaq talk about in general?

a. The one that fights righteousness

b. The basic names of Allah (SWT)

c. Humans that feel too rich and too powerful to have need to Allah

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

23. What does Part C Ayat 9-19 in Surat Al-Alaq talk about in general?

a. The one that fights Islam because he feels threatened by righteousness

b. The basics of Islam

c. Humans that feel too rich or powerful for Allah

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

24. Why did the Arab Lords (the ones with all the power) hate Muhammad (S) so much after he revealed Islam?

a. They thought he was a liar

b. They were afraid of him having more followers that make him able to seize power from them and rule them by Islam

c. They thought he was power hungry

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

25. What did the Pagans assume was the purpose of life?

a. To compete over power and wealth

b. To do nothing all day

c. To worship Allah

d. All of the above

26. Why didn’t the Prophet (S) just accept the pagan religion right away?

a. The answers their religion provided didn’t make sense

b. They thought too lowly of God

c. More than one God doesn’t make sense

d. They use statues and pictures as middle Gods that are small enough to listen to them and big enough to get the attention of Allah

e. All of the above

f. None of the above

27. How many times did Angel Jibril hug the Prophet (S)?

a. One

b. Two

c. Three

d. Four

e. Five

28. What is the purpose of communications between heaven and earth

a. Bring rain down

b. Put Satellites in orbits

c. Broadcast radio channels

d. Allah brings down revelations to guide people out of the darkness of corruption into his light

e. All of the above

29. Why would the bad guy in Surat Al-Alaq wants to stop the Prophet SAW from praying

a. He thinks that the Prophet SAW is advertizing his religion to gain more followers

b. He hates Islam and doesn’t want to see any one praying

c. Both a and b

d. None of the above

30. What are the fake reasons the Kufar of Mecca claimed they fight Islam for

a. Mohamed is a witch who turns close relatives into enemies

b. Allah should select a better elite to use as a Prophet

c. Mohamed is Psycho

d. Mohamed claims that our fathers were wrong

e. All of the above

31. Why did the unfair person hate Islam

a. Because Islam promotes justice

b. Because Islam will take away from him what he took unfairly

c. Because he will be equal to everyone else

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

32. Why did the Arab leaders hate Islam

a. Because they don’t like to pray

b. Because Islam makes them make Wudu and they don’t like to wash

c. Because they want to be treated like Gods on earth and Islam will not allow them to put themselves above others

d. Because of the Prophet’s personality

33. The Purpose of life is

a. To do our earthly business using the heavenly values

b. To get closer to Allah by cleaning ourselves from the Shitan business

c. To worship Allah and follow his command

d. To prove that we will not treat anybody the way we treat Allah

e. To be submissive to Allah

f. All of the above

34. Make four suggestions to improve this class and make it more interesting