Art Of Manners Quiz 1
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Which of the following best describes why Allah created us?
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To worshi
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To worship him
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To reward or punish us in the next life
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All of the above
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The Art of Manners Quiz 1 explores fundamental Islamic beliefs about the purpose of creation, the nature of worship, life's trials, and exemplary prophetic behavior. It assesses understanding of key religious concepts and their application in a believer's life.
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According to Ibn Taymiyah, which of the following best defines the term worship?
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Worship is fulfilling the 5 pillars of Islam
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worship is engaging in anything that pleases Allah
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Worship is living in this world as if you were a stranger
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Worship is not accurately defined by any of the above
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A. worship is engaging in anything that pleases Allah -
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This life is ALL about testing us.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement "This life is all about testing us" implies that life is full of challenges and obstacles that we must overcome. It suggests that these tests are a fundamental aspect of our existence and play a significant role in shaping our character and determining our success. This perspective encourages individuals to view hardships as opportunities for growth and personal development.Rate this question:
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According to Ustath Majed, this life puts all of the following to the test, EXCEPT for:
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How much of our money we are willing to donate
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Faith and character
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Level of gratitude
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Level of trustworthiness
Correct Answer
A. How much of our money we are willing to donateExplanation
This life puts our faith and character, level of gratitude, and level of trustworthiness to the test. However, it does not necessarily test how much money we are willing to donate.Rate this question:
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According to Ustath Majed, we are tested in this life with all of the following EXCEPT:
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Hardships
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Blessings
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Temptation with disobedience
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Wealth
Correct Answer
A. WealthExplanation
Ustath Majed believes that we are tested in this life with hardships, blessings, and temptation with disobedience. However, wealth is not considered as one of the tests in this life according to him.Rate this question:
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Who amongst the prophets models the best example of what it means to be tested through acts of obedience?
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Prophet Ibrahim
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Prophet Nooh
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Prophet Ishaq
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Prophet Musa
Correct Answer
A. Prophet IbrahimExplanation
Prophet Ibrahim is considered to be the best example of being tested through acts of obedience because he faced numerous challenges and tests throughout his life. He was tested when he was commanded to leave his family in the barren land of Makkah, when he was ordered to sacrifice his son Ismail, and when he was tested with the destruction of his people. Despite these difficult trials, Prophet Ibrahim remained obedient to Allah and demonstrated unwavering faith and trust in Him. His obedience serves as an inspiration for believers to remain steadfast and obedient in the face of trials and tests.Rate this question:
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Prophet Adam was given a test of gratitude
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
False, Prophet Adam was given a test of temptationRate this question:
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You CANNOT have Taqwa unless you have good manners towards others
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Having good manners towards others is a prerequisite for having Taqwa. Taqwa is a concept in Islam that refers to being conscious of Allah's presence and continuously striving to follow His commandments. Good manners, such as being respectful, kind, and considerate towards others, are an essential part of practicing Taqwa. Without displaying these qualities, it is impossible to truly embody Taqwa. Therefore, the correct answer is true.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is an advice that our Prophet PBUH gave to the companion Mu’ath?
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To carry Taqwa with him where ever he goes
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To treat others with good character
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To follow up a bad deed with a good one
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All of the following
Correct Answer
A. All of the followingExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the following." This means that the Prophet PBUH advised the companion Mu'ath to carry Taqwa with him wherever he goes, to treat others with good character, and to follow up a bad deed with a good one. These are all important teachings of Islam that promote righteousness, kindness, and self-improvement.Rate this question:
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It is important to have good manners with others because:
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The Prophet told his companions to do so
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By nature, others are always involved in our tests
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Having good manners to others is a way to thank Allah
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
Having good manners with others is important because it is something that the Prophet (peace be upon him) emphasized to his companions. Additionally, others are always involved in our tests and trials, so treating them with kindness and respect is crucial. Moreover, having good manners towards others is a way to show gratitude to Allah for the blessings He has bestowed upon us. Therefore, all of the given reasons are valid and contribute to the importance of having good manners with others.Rate this question:
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There is Khair (good) that comes out of EVERY calamity or hardship, no exception.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
True, this is the attitude of the true believerRate this question:
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Which of the following is the correct order of why Allah continues to test us:
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Filtration, elevation, purification
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Elevation, filtration, purification
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Filtration, purification, elevation
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Elevation, purification, filtration
Correct Answer
A. Filtration, purification, elevationExplanation
The correct order of why Allah continues to test us is filtration, purification, elevation. This suggests that Allah tests us to filter out those who are not truly faithful and committed, then to purify and cleanse those who remain, and finally to elevate and raise them to a higher spiritual level.Rate this question:
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Why does Allah test us if he already knows the results?
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So that He can judge us based on our actions and not his knowledge
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To prove to us that we will mess up as humans
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To prove to us that he only allows us to enter Jannah with his mercy
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So that He can judge us with his mercy
Correct Answer
A. So that He can judge us based on our actions and not his knowledgeExplanation
Allah tests us not because He needs to know the results, as He is already aware of everything. The purpose of these tests is to evaluate us based on our actions and choices. It allows Allah to judge us fairly and justly, taking into account our efforts, intentions, and the consequences of our actions. This emphasizes the importance of free will and personal responsibility in determining our fate.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is the correct remedy for failing to pass a test?
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Tell others about it
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Repent to Allah and learn from your mistakes
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Despair for failing a test that you could have passed
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All of the Above
Correct Answer
A. Repent to Allah and learn from your mistakesExplanation
The correct remedy for failing to pass a test is to repent to Allah and learn from your mistakes. This answer suggests that instead of despairing or seeking validation from others, the individual should reflect on their actions, seek forgiveness from Allah, and use the experience as a learning opportunity to improve their future performance.Rate this question:
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We have the capacity to face every test that exists
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
False! You have the capacity to pass every test YOU particularly face.Rate this question:
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The Prophet Mohammad PBUH said that no one will be saved just based off of their good deeds. This hadith shows us that:
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Allah’s mercy is what really saves us in the end
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Our deeds are just a prerequisite to our salvation
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No matter how many good deeds we do, it is never really enough
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
This hadith indicates that all of the statements mentioned are true. It emphasizes that Allah's mercy is what ultimately saves us, and our good deeds serve as a prerequisite for salvation. It also highlights that no matter how many good deeds we perform, they are never sufficient on their own. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above."Rate this question:
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