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1

In Tawhid al-Asma wa as-Sifat, what does "Ta'teel" refer to?

Hard 1 Mark

Ta'teel is the opposite of affirmation (Ithbat).

A Comparing Allah's attributes to creation

B Affirming Allah's attributes

C Completely denying Allah's attributes

D Asking how Allah's attributes are

2

Which statement correctly describes the relationship between Tawhid ar-Rububiyyah and entry into Islam?

Hard 1 Mark

The polytheists of Makkah had Rububiyyah but lacked Uluhiyyah.

A It is sufficient for a person to enter Islam

B It is not sufficient alone — one must also have Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah

C It is the highest form of Tawhid

D It was unknown to the Arabs before Islam

3

What is the difference in repentance required for Major Shirk vs Minor Shirk?

Hard 1 Mark

Major Shirk exits one from Islam — what is needed to re-enter?

A Both require renewal of Islam

B Neither requires any repentance

C Major Shirk requires renewing Islam; Minor Shirk requires repentance only

D Minor Shirk requires renewal of Islam; Major Shirk requires repentance only

4

Which type of shirk involves believing that someone other than Allah knows the unseen (Ghayb)?

Hard 1 Mark

Knowledge of the unseen is one of Allah's unique attributes (Sifat).

A Shirk in Worship

B Shirk in Lordship

C Minor Shirk

D Shirk in Names & Attributes

5

Which Quranic verse from Surah Al-Hajj mentions both Nabi and Rasul together?

Hard 1 Mark

Surah Al-Hajj is associated with the pilgrimage chapter.

A Surah Al-Hajj 22:52

B Surah An-Nahl 16:36

C Surah Al-Baqarah 2:285

D Surah Al-Ahzab 33:40

6

According to Islamic belief, what is the ruling on a person who denies even one prophet sent by Allah?

Hard 1 Mark

Belief in all Prophets is a pillar of Iman — denial of any breaks the pillar.

A They commit a major sin but remain Muslim

B They are considered in error but not a disbeliever

C Their denial is considered disbelief (Kufr)

D They should fast for 60 days in expiation

7

What are the three questions asked by Munkar and Nakir in the grave?

Hard 1 Mark

The three questions relate to Allah, Islam, and the Prophet ﷺ.

A Who is your father? What is your book? Where is your mosque?

B Who is your Lord? What is your religion? Who is this man (Muhammad ﷺ)?

C How many prayers did you pray? Did you fast? Did you perform Hajj?

D What is your name? Where did you live? How did you die?

8

What is the Shafa'ah (Intercession) of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ called on the Day of Judgment?

Hard 1 Mark

Kubra means "great/greatest" in Arabic.

A Shafa'ah al-Kubra

B Shafa'ah al-Sughra

C Shafa'ah al-Wusta

D Shafa'ah al-Akhira

9

According to Islamic eschatology, what will happen to Muslims who committed major sins and entered Hell?

Hard 1 Mark

Tawhid is the key — it prevents eternal punishment even for sinful Muslims.

A They remain in Hell forever like disbelievers

B They will be punished temporarily then taken out to Paradise

C They go directly to Paradise due to their faith

D They enter Barzakh permanently

10

According to a Hadith, about what five things will every human being be asked on the Day of Judgment?

Hard 1 Mark

The five areas relate to time, age, money, and knowledge — all key responsibilities.

A Prayer, Zakat, Fasting, Hajj, and Jihad

B Life (how spent), Youth (how used), Wealth (how earned and spent), and Knowledge (how acted upon)

C Parents, Children, Neighbors, Spouse, and Friends

D Faith, Deeds, Intention, Effort, and Repentance

11

In what condition will humans be raised from their graves on the Day of Resurrection?

Hard 1 Mark

The state reflects being returned to one's original creation state.

A In their best clothes and fully healthy

B Barefoot, naked, and uncircumcised

C In burial shrouds

D As spirits without bodies

12

Which of the following correctly describes the order of stages in the Hereafter?

Hard 1 Mark

It starts with death/grave and ends with the final destination — trace the journey chronologically.

A Grave → Trumpet → Resurrection → Gathering → Reckoning → Scale → Sirat → Paradise/Hell

B Resurrection → Grave → Trumpet → Gathering → Reckoning → Paradise/Hell

C Gathering → Trumpet → Resurrection → Scale → Reckoning → Paradise/Hell

D Trumpet → Grave → Gathering → Reckoning → Sirat → Paradise/Hell

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