Ramadan Quiz Koran : Deel 5

We can eat all animals and insects in the sea without having to slaughter them.

Iblies is the correct answer because according to Islamic beliefs, Iblis is the name of the devil or Satan who refused to bow down to Adam when commanded by Allah. He is believed to be the one who will address the people and djinn on the Day of Judgment, admitting that his promise was false and that the promise of Allah is true.

Prophet Yusuf (Joseph) is the correct answer because according to the story in the Quran, Yusuf's brothers bowed down to him when they came to Egypt seeking food during a famine. Yusuf had dreamt that his family would bow down to him, and this dream eventually came true. Therefore, it was Yusuf's mother, father, and 11 brothers who knelt before him.

This statement is correct because according to Islamic belief, Allah created the Djinn (spirits) before creating humans. The Djinn are believed to be made from smokeless fire, while humans are made from clay. Therefore, the statement is accurate in stating that Allah created the Djinn before creating humans.

The correct answer is Surat al Isra. This surah mentions the night journey of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), also known as the Isra and Mi'raj. In this journey, the Prophet traveled from Mecca to Jerusalem and then ascended to the heavens, where he met previous prophets and received various revelations. Surat al Isra contains verses that describe this miraculous journey and the significance of it in the Islamic faith.

The correct answer is "Shajarat ah- zaqqoem." This is the name of the cursed tree in hell.

Iblies is the correct answer because according to Islamic beliefs, Iblies (also known as Satan or the Devil) was granted respite until the Day of Judgment. After refusing to bow down to Adam as commanded by Allah, Iblies was cursed and banished from Paradise but was given permission to live until the Day of Judgment. This means that Iblies has been given a delay or extension until the final reckoning when all beings will be held accountable for their actions.

The correct answer is 7 because according to some interpretations of Dante's Inferno, there are seven gates or circles of Hell. Each gate represents a different sin and level of punishment, with the deepest circle being reserved for the worst sinners. The number seven is often associated with completion or perfection, which could further support the idea of there being seven gates in Hell.

The statement "Iblies heeft nakomelingen" means "Iblies has offspring" in Dutch. The correct answer "Klopt" means "True" in English, indicating that the statement is accurate. Therefore, the explanation is that it is true that Iblies has offspring.

Al Khidr is the correct answer because he was the man who was sent by Allah to guide and teach Prophet Musa (Moses). In the story mentioned in the Quran, Al Khidr possessed knowledge that Musa did not have and he taught Musa important lessons about patience, trust in Allah, and the wisdom behind certain actions. Al Khidr's name is associated with wisdom and knowledge, which is why he is considered to have more knowledge than Musa.

In the Quran, the country mentioned by name is Egypt.

Honey is produced by bees through a process called regurgitation. Bees collect nectar from flowers using their long tongues and store it in a special honey stomach, also known as the "crop." The nectar mixes with enzymes in the crop and is partially digested. When the bee returns to the hive, it regurgitates the partially digested nectar into the mouths of other bees. This process is repeated until the nectar is converted into honey. Therefore, honey comes from the bees' stomachs, not their angel, wings, or legs.

In the Quran, "the death" is referred to as "Al yaqeen."

Ibrahim alayhi salam is the correct answer because his father, Azar, was not a prophet. Ibrahim alayhi salam was chosen by Allah to be a prophet, but his father did not share this same role.

Surah Mohamed is the correct answer because it was revealed in Medina and is named after the Prophet Muhammad. The other surahs listed, Surah Lut, Surah Ibrahim, and Surah Yusuf, were not revealed in Medina and do not have prophet names in their titles.

The correct answer is "Midden in de nacht." This is because in the story of Prophet Lut (AS), it is mentioned that the punishment for his people would come during the night. Therefore, it was necessary for Prophet Lut and his family to flee in the middle of the night to escape the impending punishment.

The correct answer is Surat al Hijr. This is the last verse of Surat al Hijr, which translates to "And worship your Lord until the certainty (death) comes to you." This verse emphasizes the importance of continuously worshipping and obeying Allah until the end of one's life.

The correct answer is Al Isra. This surah is also known as "Surat Banu Isra'il" because it recounts the story of the journey of the Children of Israel. It discusses various events and lessons from their history, including the night journey of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) from Makkah to Jerusalem and his ascension to the heavens. The surah emphasizes the importance of following the guidance of Allah and the consequences of deviating from it.

Allah de Almachtige heeft 9 tekenen gestuurd naar het volk van de farao.

This quote is from Surah Al-Isra in the Quran. It encourages the reader to read their own book (referring to the Quran) and emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and accountability.