Uts Pai Kelas VIII Semester 1 Tahun Ajaran 2013/2014

After the death of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), the Muslim community learned about Allah's commands and prohibitions through the Quran. The Quran is considered the holy book of Islam and is believed to contain the direct words of Allah revealed to Prophet Muhammad (SAW) through the angel Gabriel. It is considered the ultimate source of guidance for Muslims and serves as a comprehensive guide for all aspects of life, including religious practices, moral values, and social interactions.

The correct answer is "Shugra dan Kubra". This is because "Hukum Bacaan qalqalah" can be divided into two categories, which are "Shugra" (minor) and "Kubra" (major). These terms refer to the intensity or strength of the qalqalah sound produced when pronouncing certain Arabic letters.

The correct answer is "gerak, memantul". Qalqalah in Arabic refers to the bouncing or rebounding motion of a letter when it is pronounced. This motion is characterized by a slight pause or emphasis on the letter, giving it a bouncing or echoing effect. Therefore, "gerak, memantul" accurately describes the concept of Qalqalah as it means "movement, bouncing" in Indonesian.

The correct answer is 22 years 2 months 22 days. This is the correct answer because it is the closest option to the commonly accepted duration of the revelation of the Qur'an. According to Islamic tradition, the Qur'an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over a period of 23 years. However, this answer is the closest option to that duration, with only a difference of 2 days.

The first revelation was descended on the 17th of Ramadhan.

The term "suhuf" refers to "lembaran wahyu Allah" which means "pages of Allah's revelation". This suggests that suhuf are the written or recorded messages from Allah, indicating a divine communication or guidance. The other options, such as "firman-firman Allah" (words of Allah), "wahyu yang belum dibukukan" (uncompiled revelation), and "berita tentang keagamaan" (news about religion), do not accurately capture the specific meaning of suhuf as pages of Allah's revelation.

The correct answer is Zabur. The verse mentioned in the question is a part of Surah At-Tin in the Quran. In this verse, Allah mentions that He has created humans in the best form and then refers to the "Kitab" (book) that has been sent down. The Kitab being referred to here is the Zabur, which is one of the holy books revealed by Allah to Prophet Dawud (David). The Zabur is a collection of psalms and prayers and is considered a sacred scripture in Islam.

The correct answer is "Bukit Tursina". This is because the question is asking about the place where the Taurat (the holy book of Judaism) was revealed. "Bukit Tursina" is the only option that is associated with the revelation of the Taurat. The other options, "Goa Hira", "Gua Tsur", and "Padang Arafah", are not related to the Taurat.

The correct answer is "Berserah diri pada Allah setelah berusaha secara maksimal." This means that the characteristic of a person who has tawakkal (reliance on Allah) is to surrender themselves to Allah's will after putting in their maximum effort. This implies that they trust in Allah's plan and believe that He will provide the best outcome, regardless of the results they achieve through their efforts.

The correct answer is "Sebelumnya ada huruf berharokat fathah." In Arabic grammar, when a word with a sukun (no vowel) comes after a word with a fathah (a short "a" sound), the sukun is pronounced with tafkhim (a heavy sound). In this case, the word "وَ اَرْسَلَ عَلَيْهِمْ" has a fathah on the letter before the sukun, so the sukun should be pronounced with tafkhim.

The correct answer is Taurat. The Taurat is the holy scripture that was revealed during the reign of Pharaoh. It is the first part of the Hebrew Bible and is considered sacred by both Judaism and Christianity. The Taurat contains the laws, commandments, and teachings given by God to Moses and is believed to be a significant religious text for the Jewish people.

Apabila huruf ب (ba) berharkat sukun karena sukun asli di tengah kalimat, maka disebut Qalqalah Sugra. Qalqalah Sugra adalah salah satu aturan tajwid yang berlaku ketika huruf qalqalah (ق، ط، ب، ج، د) muncul dalam keadaan sukun setelah huruf yang berharakat fathah, kasrah, atau dhammah di tengah kalimat. Dalam kasus ini, huruf ب (ba) berharkat sukun karena sukun asli dan karena itu, aturan Qalqalah Sugra berlaku.

Zuhud is the correct answer because it refers to a person's attitude of not prioritizing worldly possessions or wealth. It is the act of detaching oneself from material desires and focusing on spiritual and moral values instead. This attitude involves being content with what one has and not being attached to material possessions or the pursuit of wealth.

The correct answer is "مِنْ مَسَدٍ". This is because the given phrase is part of the qalqalah kubra (big echoing) category in the recitation of the Quran. Qalqalah is an Arabic linguistic term that refers to the echoing or bouncing of a sound. Qalqalah kubra occurs when a letter with a sukun (no vowel) is followed by one of the five qalqalah letters (ق ط ب ج د). In this case, the letter "س" has a sukun and is followed by the letter "د", which is a qalqalah letter. Therefore, the correct answer is "مِنْ مَسَدٍ".

When the letter ر (ra') has a dhommah vowel, it should be pronounced with Tafkhim.

Ananiyah refers to the attitude of someone who always tends to think of themselves and considers themselves to be always right. This person is self-centered and lacks empathy towards others. They believe that their opinions and actions are superior and disregard the perspectives and feelings of others. This attitude can lead to conflicts and difficulties in building healthy relationships.

Ayat 9 of Surat al-Hijr states that Allah has revealed the Qur'an and will protect it. This means that Allah has sent down the Qur'an as a guidance for humanity and has taken the responsibility to ensure its preservation. This highlights the divine nature of the Qur'an and emphasizes its importance in the lives of believers. It also serves as a reassurance for Muslims that the Qur'an will always remain intact and unchanged.

Hasad refers to the feeling of envy or resentment towards someone else's blessings or happiness. It is the feeling of unhappiness or displeasure when others experience joy or success. This emotion is often accompanied by a desire to possess or take away what the other person has. Hasad is a negative trait that can lead to bitterness and negativity in relationships.

The correct answer states that zuhud prioritizes the afterlife and does not consider the world as important. This implies that zuhud involves detaching oneself from worldly desires and focusing on spiritual matters.

The correct answer for this question is "b. Zahid". This is because the question is asking for the term used to describe someone who is zuhud, which means someone who is detached from worldly possessions and desires. "Zahid" is the correct term used to describe this type of person.