Nymink Day Of Judgement Practice Exam
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How long is the Day of Judgement?
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50,000 days
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50,000 weeks
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50,000 months
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50,000 years
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Bismilah.
This is a practice test for the NYMink Ilm Circle Exam on The Day of Judgment.
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What is the Soor?
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The Trumpet
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Allah's Throne
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The bridge over Hellfire
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. The TrumpetExplanation
The Soor refers to the trumpet in Islamic belief. It is believed that on the Day of Judgment, an angel will blow the Soor, signaling the end of the world and the resurrection of all beings. This trumpet blast will be loud and powerful, causing all living creatures to die and the universe to cease to exist. The Soor is an important symbol in Islamic eschatology, representing the final call to judgment and the beginning of the afterlife.Rate this question:
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According to the majority opinion, how many times will the trumpet be blown?
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One time
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Two times
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Three times
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Four times
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A. Two timesExplanation
According to the majority opinion, the trumpet will be blown two times.Rate this question:
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Even the hornless sheep will be allowed to avenge itself against the sheep with horns.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement implies that even though the hornless sheep may not have the physical advantage of horns, they will still be allowed to retaliate against the sheep with horns. This suggests that there is a fair and equal opportunity for all sheep to defend themselves, regardless of their physical attributes. Therefore, the answer is true.Rate this question:
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The shaheed will be raised with their wounds bleeding and smelling of ____________.
Correct Answer
MuskExplanation
The word "shaheed" refers to someone who has died while fighting for a noble cause, often in the context of war or martyrdom. The use of the word "wounds" suggests that these individuals have suffered physical injuries during their sacrifice. Musk, a fragrant substance derived from the glands of certain animals, is known for its strong and pleasant scent. Therefore, the statement implies that even in death, these shaheeds will be elevated with their wounds still bleeding and emanating a pleasant smell of musk.Rate this question:
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The Kuffar have two types of deeds, 1) Evil Deeds, and 2) ________________.
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Misguided Deeds
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Ignorant Deeds
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Good Deeds
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Deeds that would be good if they were Muslim
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A. Deeds that would be good if they were MuslimExplanation
The correct answer is "Deeds that would be good if they were Muslim". This means that there are certain actions or deeds that non-Muslims may do that would be considered good if they were done by Muslims. It implies that being a Muslim adds a higher level of righteousness and reward to those deeds.Rate this question:
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Just as a seed is a starting form of formation, in us there is a bone that will be our point of reformation and that bone is the ______________.
Correct Answer
Tail bone
Tailbone
CoccyxExplanation
The correct answer is Coccyx. The explanation is that the coccyx, also known as the tailbone, is a small triangular bone at the bottom of the spine. It is formed by the fusion of several smaller bones and is the remnant of a tail that our ancestors had. The coccyx provides support and stability to the pelvis and also serves as an attachment point for various muscles and ligaments.Rate this question:
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In Surat Al-Muzzamil, verse 17, Allah SWT says, "Then how can you avoid the punishment, if you disbelieve, on a Day that will make the children ______________?"
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Grey headed
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Cry in agony
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Die
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Fight amongst each other
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A. Grey headedExplanation
In Surat Al-Muzzamil, verse 17, Allah SWT asks the disbelievers how they can avoid the punishment on the Day of Judgment. The answer, "grey headed," suggests that the punishment will be so severe and terrifying that it will cause the children to age prematurely and have grey hair. This emphasizes the severity and inevitability of the punishment for those who choose to disbelieve.Rate this question:
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What is the fate of the mountains on the Day of Judgement?
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They will be crushed and turn to dust
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The will be crushed and then raised again
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They will be raised all the way to the heavens and then crushed
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They will sink into the earth and crushed therein
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A. They will be crushed and turn to dustExplanation
On the Day of Judgement, the fate of the mountains is that they will be crushed and turn to dust. This means that the mountains, which are often seen as strong and immovable, will be completely destroyed and reduced to nothing but fine particles. This emphasizes the power and authority of God, who is capable of destroying even the most solid and stable elements of the Earth.Rate this question:
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What is Al-Araaf?
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The oasis just outside Arafah
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The wall between Jannah and Naar
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The place we will be gathered on the Day of Judgement
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The bridge that passes from the top of Hell
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A. The wall between Jannah and NaarExplanation
Al-Araaf refers to the wall between Jannah (Paradise) and Naar (Hell). It is mentioned in Islamic teachings as a barrier that separates the two realms. This wall serves as a place where those who have equal amounts of good and bad deeds are held until they are purified and granted entry into Paradise. It acts as a transitional space for individuals who are not immediately destined for either Heaven or Hell, allowing them the opportunity to eventually enter Paradise after their sins have been forgiven.Rate this question:
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The second blast of the trumpet is ____________.
Correct Answer
Ar Radifa
Al Radifa
Al Radifah
Ar Radifah - 12.
Of the speculations on whether or not Musa AS is exempt from falling unconscious when the trumpet is blown, what is the strongest opinion?
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Fact. No one will be exempt from falling unconscious.
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He MAY be exempt because Allah SWT already caused him to fall unconscious once before.
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He MAY be exempt because Allah will present Himself to Musa AS first.
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He, along with Muhammad SAW, Ibrahim AS, and Isa AS, will be exempt because the major religions of the world stem from them.
Correct Answer
A. He MAY be exempt because Allah SWT already caused him to fall unconscious once before.Explanation
The strongest opinion among the speculations is that Musa AS may be exempt from falling unconscious when the trumpet is blown because Allah SWT already caused him to fall unconscious once before. This suggests that Musa AS has already experienced this state and therefore may not need to go through it again.Rate this question:
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What will happen to the wealth of a man who hoarded it in this life on the Day of Judgement ?
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It will be used as the fuel for his torment on the Day of Judgement
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It will be given as good deeds to the people he wronged
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Allah will use all that he hoarded as weights on his scales of bad deeds
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It will be presented before him and it will not be able to benefit him
Correct Answer
A. It will be used as the fuel for his torment on the Day of JudgementExplanation
According to the given answer, the wealth that a man hoarded in his life will be used as fuel for his torment on the Day of Judgement. This implies that the wealth he accumulated will not bring him any benefit or redemption in the afterlife, but rather be a source of punishment for his actions.Rate this question:
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It is narrated in Sahih Muslim that, "When a person dies his deeds are cut off except three...". Which of the following is not one of the three.
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Knowledge that is benefited from
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One's own Qur'an recitation
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Ongoing charity
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A righteous child that prays for him
Correct Answer
A. One's own Qur'an recitationExplanation
According to the narration in Sahih Muslim, when a person dies, their deeds are cut off except for three things: ongoing charity, knowledge that is benefited from, and a righteous child that prays for them. One's own Qur'an recitation is not mentioned as one of the three things that continue to benefit a person after their death.Rate this question:
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On the day of Ressurection mankind will be gathered on earth that is reddish white like ______________________.
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A brick dipped in milk
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The teeth of Firaun
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A fine loaf of bread
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None of the above
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What is the category of people that died but are with their Lord?
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The Shuhada
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The Anbiya
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Both A and B
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Neither A and B
Correct Answer
A. Both A and BExplanation
Both A and B refers to the category of people who died but are with their Lord. The Shuhada refers to the martyrs who died in the cause of Allah, and the Anbiya refers to the prophets who were chosen by Allah and have passed away. Therefore, the correct answer is that both the Shuhada and the Anbiya are the category of people who died but are with their Lord.Rate this question:
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Found in the Sunan of At-Tirmidhi, Rasul SAW says, "Whoever wants to visualize the Day of Ressurection, let him recite: ____, ____, ____." Which three ayats does the hadith state?
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60:1, 61:1, 62:1
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71:1, 73:1, 75:1
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81:1, 82:1, 84:1
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92:1, 94:1, 96:1
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A. 81:1, 82:1, 84:1Explanation
The correct answer is 81:1, 82:1, 84:1. This is stated in the hadith found in the Sunan of At-Tirmidhi, where Rasul SAW advises that whoever wants to visualize the Day of Resurrection should recite these three ayats.Rate this question:
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Two people who did not fast in Ramadhan can have two different destinations. One's final abode can be Jannah while the other one goes to Hell. Why is that?
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The one who goes to Jannah may have made up for it in another aspect of his life. (Ie: Performed Hajj twice)
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The one who goes to Jannah knew fasting was an obligation while the other one denied it of that.
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The one who goes to Hell may have done more bad deeds in comparison to the one who goes to Jannah.
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The one who goes to Hell did not fast because he was lazy.
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A. The one who goes to Jannah knew fasting was an obligation while the other one denied it of that.Explanation
The one who goes to Jannah knew fasting was an obligation while the other one denied it. This suggests that the person who goes to Jannah acknowledged the importance of fasting and recognized it as a duty, while the other person rejected or disregarded this obligation. This highlights the significance of intention and obedience to religious obligations in determining one's final destination.Rate this question:
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Musa AS will be awake before Muhammad SAW.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Musa AS will be awake before Muhammad SAW because "AS" is an abbreviation for "Alayhis Salam," which means "peace be upon him." This is a title of respect given to prophets in Islam. Similarly, "SAW" is an abbreviation for "Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam," which means "peace and blessings be upon him." Therefore, Musa AS, being a prophet who lived before Muhammad SAW, would naturally have been awake before him.Rate this question:
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The first person to be clothed on the Day of Judgement will be ______________. The second will be ____________.
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Ibrahim AS, Muhammad SAW
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Muhammad SAW, Musa AS
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Musa AS, Ibrahim AS
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Ibrahim AS, Musa AS
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A. Ibrahim AS, Muhammad SAWExplanation
On the Day of Judgement, the first person to be clothed will be Ibrahim AS (Abraham) and the second person will be Muhammad SAW (the Prophet Muhammad). This is based on Islamic teachings which state that Ibrahim AS will be the first to be clothed in a beautiful garment of honor and then Muhammad SAW will be clothed in a similar garment. This order is significant as it reflects the high status and importance of these two prophets in Islam.Rate this question:
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The pious Muslims who were worshiped in this world after they died will be punished by Allah for ever allowing people to worship them.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because in Islam, it is strictly forbidden to worship anyone other than Allah. Muslims believe in the concept of Tawheed, which is the oneness of Allah. Worshipping anyone other than Allah is considered a major sin and goes against the fundamental principles of Islam. Therefore, pious Muslims who were worshipped in this world will not be punished by Allah for allowing people to worship them, as they themselves would have never allowed or encouraged such behavior.Rate this question:
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The first person for whom the earth will be split open for is:
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Adam AS
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The Shuhada
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Musa AS
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Muhammad SAW
Correct Answer
A. Muhammad SAWExplanation
The correct answer is Muhammad SAW because according to Islamic belief, during the event of Isra and Mi'raj, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) ascended to the heavens and was granted the honor of being the first person for whom the earth will be split open on the Day of Judgment. This event signifies his elevated status and the special position he holds in Islam.Rate this question:
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What will be the fate of one who lies about his dreams on the Day of Judgement?
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His true dreams will be exposed to everyone.
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He will be thrown into Hellfire by his ankles.
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He will have the beating sun 3 inches above his head and no shade.
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He will be asked to tie two grain of barley together which he will not be able to do.
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A. He will be asked to tie two grain of barley together which he will not be able to do. -
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What will happen to the animals on the Day of Judgement?
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They will be made into flowers of Jannah
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They will turn to dust
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They will be judged into Naar and Jannah like humans
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We don't know
Correct Answer
A. They will turn to dustExplanation
On the Day of Judgement, the animals will turn to dust. This implies that they will cease to exist in their physical form and be reduced to particles. This answer suggests that animals will not be judged or rewarded like humans, but rather their existence will be completely extinguished.Rate this question:
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Who's opinion is it that the blowing of the Soor does not mean the blowing of the trumpet but rather the blowing of souls in the body? *Note: This is a rejected opinon.
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Ibn Taymiyyah
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Ibn Al Qayyim
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Imam Ahmad
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Hasan Al Basri
Correct Answer
A. Hasan Al BasriExplanation
Hasan Al Basri is the one who holds the opinion that the blowing of the Soor does not refer to the blowing of the trumpet, but rather the blowing of souls in the body. However, this opinion has been rejected by scholars.Rate this question:
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The Rasul SAW said, "One who meets Muslims with a double face and a double tongue, on the Day of Judgement he will come with two tongues _____________."
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Of fire
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Of snakes
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Wrapped in coal
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Dripping of blood
Correct Answer
A. Of fireExplanation
The correct answer is "Of fire." This means that the person who meets Muslims with deceit and hypocrisy will be punished in the afterlife by having two tongues made of fire. This punishment symbolizes the severity of their betrayal and the consequences they will face for their dishonesty.Rate this question:
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Who will have the longest necks on the Day of Judgement?
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The Muaddhin
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The one who told tall tales
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The one who was belittled in the dunya
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Everyone will have the same neck length
Correct Answer
A. The MuaddhinExplanation
The Muaddhin will have the longest necks on the Day of Judgement because the Muaddhin is the person who calls the Muslims to prayer. This answer is based on the belief that those who perform good deeds and fulfill their religious duties will be rewarded in the afterlife. The length of the neck is metaphorical and symbolizes the honor and status that the Muaddhin will receive on the Day of Judgement.Rate this question:
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How will humans be ressurected?
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Allah will breathe our souls back into our bodies
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Our bodies will go through a metamorphisis
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Rain will cause our bodies to grow like vegetation
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We don't know exactly
Correct Answer
A. Rain will cause our bodies to grow like vegetationExplanation
According to the given answer, humans will be resurrected through the process of rain causing their bodies to grow like vegetation. This suggests that the resurrection of humans will involve a transformation or regeneration of their bodies, similar to how plants grow and flourish with the help of rain. It implies that the resurrection will occur through a natural process, possibly symbolizing the cycle of life and renewal.Rate this question:
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Aisha RA once asked the Prophet SAW about the following ayat, " It will be on the Day the earth will be replaced by another earth, and the heavens [as well], and all creatures will come out before Allah, the One, the Prevailing." [14:48] She asked, "Where will we be?" To which the Prophet SAW replied, _____________________
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"In our graves."
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"On the Siraat."
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"In Barzakh."
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"Allah knows best."
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The most insignificant name to Allah SWT on the Day of Judgement will be ______________.
Correct Answer
Malik Al-Amlak
Malik Al Amlak
Malik al-Amlak
Malik al Amlak - 31.
The first blast of the trumpet is ____________.
Correct Answer
Ar Rajifa
Al RajifaExplanation
The correct answer is "Ar Rajifa, Al Rajifa." This is because both "Ar Rajifa" and "Al Rajifa" are valid translations of the phrase "the first blast of the trumpet" in Arabic. The word "Ar" means "the" in Arabic, while "Al" is another variant of "the." Therefore, both translations are correct and can be used interchangeably.Rate this question:
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List some of the events that took place or will take place on Friday. Hint: Think back to Adam AS.
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There are 4 major opinions of who will not fall unconscious when the trumpet is blown. Discuss these four opinions. Use evidence.
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There are some hadith that say, "The dead person will be ressurected in the clothes in which he dies." But there are also hadiths that state that humans will be gathered barefoot, naked, and uncircumcised. Al Bayhaqi mentions that this hadith can be reconciled in three different ways. Explain these three reconciliations.
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According to hadith: "The Messenger SAW said, “The first one to be clothed on the Day of Resurrection will be Prophet Ibrahim AS, who will be clothed in a garment from Paradise. A chair will be brought and placed to the right of the Throne, and then I will be brought and clothed in a garment from Paradise, the likes of which has never been seen.”" There are three major explanations as to why Ibrahim AS will be clothed first. Discuss these explanations. Which one is the strongest explanation according to scholars?
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There are three categories of people who deny the ressurection. Describe these three cetegories.
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In our halaqa we discussed many examples of Allah showing us ressurection in this life. Give one example from our history and one example from current times.
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On the Day of Judgement, there will be many disputes that will take place with the Kuffar and the Muslims who were not cleansed in their graves. Describe one of these disputes in detail. *Hint: Think of some of the excuses or justifications the disbelievers or Muslims who sinned may use.
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In our halaqa we discussed several groups of people whom Allah will not speak to or praise on the Day of Judgement. Discuss 3 of these groups.
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There are a number of ahadith that state that the Rasul SAW said, "There are three who will not enter Paradise and Allah will not even look at them on the Day of Ressurection." Name three types of people whom this hadith is relevent to.
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List the Seven Groups Of Peope That Will Be Shaded by Allah On The Day There Will Be No Shade But His.
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List the 6 virtues of a Shaheed.
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