Quiz 3 -his Majesty
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- 1.What is the generally understood meaning of Mu’min when referring to people?
- 2.Which of the following is included in the meaning of Al-Mu’min?
- A.
The one who believes
- B.
The one who is trusted
- C.
The one who grants security
- D.
All the above
- 3.Which of the following is not included in the meaning of Al-Mu’min?
- A.
The one who is believed in
- B.
The one who fulfills his promise
- C.
The righteous one
- D.
The one who grants security
- 4.Allah is to his servants as they expect him to be
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Allah always fulfills his promise of punishment?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Allah always fulfills his promise of reward?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Why is Al-Mu’min undisputed as one of Allah’s names?
- A.
Because it is a true attribute
- B.
Because it appears in its definite noun form in Surat Al-Hashr
- C.
Because Allah is the one who grants security
- D.
None of the above
- 8.Apply understanding:Which of the following examples exemplifies how Allah fulfills his promises?
- A.
A judge who always makes rulings according to his law
- B.
A mother gazelle who fights off lions to protect her child knowing that she’s putting herself at harm
- C.
A student who never fails to complete his homework
- D.
A mother who promises her child that if he works hard and gets an A on an exam, he will be able to keep his Playstation, and, after her son got a B on the exam, still allowed her son to keep his Playstation because she saw him work harder than he’s ever worked.
- 9.One of the gravest mistakes a Muslim can make is to assume he/she is too sinful to be forgiven by Allah so he stops asking for forgiveness. Using our knowledge of Al-Mu’min, which of the following best explains how can we expect such a servant to be treated and why? (wa Allahu Alam)
- A.
The person will most likely be forgiven because Allah is Al-Rahman and Al-Rahim
- B.
The person will most likely be forgiven because Allah does not treat his servants by, nor does he care about his servants’ expectation of him
- C.
The person will most likely not be forgiven because he refuses to repent
- D.
The person will most likely not be forgiven because the person denies Allah’s mercy and one aspect of fulfilling his promise is that Allah treats his servants according to what they expect of him
- 10.What is the best understanding of Al-Quddus
- A.
The flawless
- B.
The pure
- C.
The Beautiful
- D.
The magnificent
- 11.What is not encompassed by the definition of Al-Quddus?
- A.
The one free from defects
- B.
The one possessing barakah
- C.
The one absolved of imperfections
- D.
None of the above
- 12.What is the definition of barakah?
- A.
Increase in goodness
- B.
Increase in quantity
- C.
Increase in size
- D.
Decrease in quantity
- 13.One of the names of Medina is Al-Quds
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.Al-Quds can be translated into Holy City
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.How does Al-Quddus give evidence to Allah’s oneness?
- A.
A pure metal is only composed of one element, Allah’s purity means that he is one
- B.
Allah is free from any faults of limitations, he does not have nor does he need helpers
- C.
Al Quddus can be translated to holy and that can be a description on Allah?
- D.
None of the above mentioned is an evidence to Allah’s oneness?
- 16.How can we compare the meanings of Al-Salam with Al-Quddus?
- A.
The overlap in indicating perfection - Al-Salam denotes freedom from need while Al-Quddus denotes purity
- B.
The overlap in indicating perfection - Al-Salam denotes purity while Al-Quddoos denotes freedom from need
- C.
They are synonymous
- D.
They are opposites
- 17.Why is Al-Quddus often translated to holy?
- A.
Because he is the possessor of barakah and bounty?
- B.
Al-Quddus is one of the names that indicates perfection by removing imperfection found in objects of this world. Holiness arises from this elevated status and incomparability?
- C.
It is not translated to holy?
- D.
A and B are correct
- 18.What is the meaning of Al-Salam?
- A.
The flawless, the one who is perfect
- B.
The pure
- C.
The beautiful
- D.
The Magnificent
- 19.A good way to understand Al-Salam is one that is free from need?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 20.How does Al-Salam’s meaning relate to Al-’Adil?
- A.
Allah is Al-Salam in his knowledge, he knows all
- B.
Allah is Al-Salam in what he grant and withholds, and he can withold knowledge
- C.
Allah is Al-salam in his attributes, his is free from any deficiencies
- D.
Allah is Al-Salam in his actions, his actions are free from desire or oppression
- 21.Qibril once came to the Prophet (SAW) and told him that Allah send his salams to Khadija (RA). How did Khadija respond and why? ***
- A.
The responded with Wa’alaykim As-Salam which means, “And peace be upon you” which is the correct way for Muslims to respond to one another
- B.
She responded with Innallahu Al-Salam which means, “Allah is Al-Salam” which is appropriate because Allah is Al-Salam and all Salam - peace/ freedom from need comes from him
- C.
She did not respond, this happened after she passed away
- D.
She did not respond, the prophet never told gave relayed the Salams to her
- 22.How did we define Al-Tayyib?
- A.
The wholesome
- B.
The of the forgiving
- C.
The correct
- D.
The truth
- 23.What does the meaning of Al-Wasi encompse?
- A.
The boundless?
- B.
All encompassing, one meaning is generous?
- C.
He is beyond our ability to praise him?
- D.
All of the above describe the meaning of Al-Wasi?
- 24.What are the meanings of Al-Hakim mentioned in this seminar?
- A.
The knowledgeable who knows the realities of things, the possessor of wisdom?
- B.
The one who refrains from doing lewd things and restrains themselves?
- C.
The ruler who can distinguish between matters?
- D.
The one who places things in their appropriate places?
- E.
All of the above
- 25.Al Aziz and al-Hakim are paired together some 46 times in the Quran. What are the meanings communicated by their pairing?
- A.
Allah has wisdom and mercy
- B.
Allah has wisdom and knowledge
- C.
Allah has wisdom and self sufficiency
- D.
Allah has wisdom and power?
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