1.
Which of the following is the languistic meaning of the name Shith?
Correct Answer
A. Allah's gift
Explanation
The linguistic meaning of the name "Shith" is "Allah's gift".
2.
Shith was only mentioned in the Quran, but not in any Hadith?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The statement is false because the term "Shith" is not mentioned in the Quran or any Hadith. It is possible that the term is a misspelling or a misunderstood concept. Therefore, the correct answer is false.
3.
Who was the prophet to first use ​writing?
Correct Answer
D. Idris
Explanation
Idris is believed to be the prophet who first used writing. According to Islamic tradition, he was given the knowledge of writing by Allah and used it to record the revelations and teachings he received. This is supported by various Islamic texts and interpretations of the Quran. While other prophets like Adam, Nuh, and Dawood are also significant in their own right, there is no specific mention or evidence to suggest that they were the first to use writing. Therefore, Idris is considered the correct answer.
4.
Idris came after which prophet?
Correct Answer
D. Shith
Explanation
Idris came after the prophet Shith.
5.
The people of Hud settled in which of the following areas?
Correct Answer
D. All of the above
Explanation
The correct answer is "All of the above." This means that the people of Hud settled in all three areas mentioned, which are between Oman and Yemen, Al-Ahqaf, and near the Valley of Mughith. This suggests that the people of Hud had a widespread settlement and were present in multiple locations.
6.
Which of the following is NOT amongst the 4 prophets sent to the Arabs?
Correct Answer
B. Nuh
Explanation
Prophet Nuh (AS) was not among the prophets that were sent to an Arab nation
7.
Hud was sent to the people of Thamood?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
According to Islamic tradition, Hud was not sent to the people of Thamood. He was sent to the people of 'Ad, who were a pre-Islamic Arab tribe. The people of Thamood were sent a different prophet named Saleh. Therefore, the statement that Hud was sent to the people of Thamood is false.
8.
Who were the first people to worship idols after the floods?
Correct Answer
B. A'ad
Explanation
A'ad is the correct answer because according to Islamic tradition, they were the first people to worship idols after the floods. The A'ad people were a powerful ancient civilization mentioned in the Quran, who lived in the region of modern-day Yemen. They were known for their disobedience to God and their worship of idols, which ultimately led to their destruction. This event is seen as a significant turning point in the history of idol worship.
9.
Which of the following best defines the word Al-Mala'?
Correct Answer
A. The elites of the city
Explanation
The elites of the city, these people also tend to oppose the prophets and go against them since some are arrogant and they don't want to be associated with the poor.
10.
What was the mirracle of the prophet Hud?
Correct Answer
C. He could not be harmed
Explanation
The Camel was a miracle of prophet Salih (AS), the Flood was a miracle of prophet Nuh (AS)
11.
The news of the forbearing of Ishaq was brought to prophet Ibrahim (AS) by the visiting angels?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Two angels came and they gave the glad tiding to him and his wife and told them that they were in their way to the people of Lut to punish them.
12.
What is the difference between the plural usage and the singular usage of the word "wind" in the Quran?
Correct Answer
C. The singular form refers to "a type of punishment" while the plural form refers to "good wind"
Explanation
In the Quran, the word "wind" has different meanings depending on whether it is used in the singular or plural form. When used in the singular form, it refers to "a type of punishment." On the other hand, when used in the plural form, it refers to "good wind." The reason for this difference in meaning is not known to us, as only Allah has the wisdom and knowledge to fully understand it. Therefore, it is a unique aspect of the Arabic language and its usage in the Quran.
13.
What is the Aykah? or Al- Ayka?
Correct Answer
B. A tree that the people of Shuayb used to worship
Explanation
The Aykah or Al-Ayka refers to a tree that the people of Shuayb used to worship. This suggests that the Aykah held religious significance for the people and was a focal point of their worship practices. The question is asking for the meaning or significance of the term Aykah or Al-Ayka, and the correct answer provides this information.
14.
Which of the following is NOT amongst the punishments that were sent to the people of Madyan?
Correct Answer
A. Severe wind
Explanation
The people of Madyan did not experience severe wind
15.
Prophet Shuayb is the same prophet that is mentioned in the story of Musa
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
We do not have valid evidence that this Shuayb is the same Shuayb from the story of Musa
16.
Which of the following was what led Prophet Ayyub to make Dua to Allah?
Correct Answer
C. Because His wife reached the point to sell her own 2 braids
Explanation
Another reason mentioned in our notes, is that the two people from his followers came and asked him is that he was going through this hardship because it was a punishment from Allah. So he did not want his followers to have doubts in their hearts.
17.
Iblis was one of the causes of Ayyub's Sickness
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
According to Islamic tradition, Iblis (also known as Satan) was one of the causes of the sickness that afflicted the prophet Ayyub. This belief is based on the story of Ayyub in the Quran, where it is mentioned that Satan had challenged God regarding the faithfulness of Ayyub. As a result, Ayyub was afflicted with severe illness, which was believed to be a test from God. Therefore, the statement that Iblis was one of the causes of Ayyub's sickness is considered true in Islamic belief.