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Quiz by TQ English Quiz, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by TQ English Quiz
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Question 1
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Hypocrites pretend to be believers while their hearts hide kufr. In the morning they would say we have believers, but by the evening they would return to their kufr. This is why they neither benefit from the knowledge they hear nor does the advice and reminder move them.
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- True
- False
Question 2
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People who hate others are fasiqoon themselves. They are sinful and those who cross the limits therefore, they cannot see other people doing any good either.
Answer
- True
- False
Question 3
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What is the root word and meaning of هُزُوًا ?
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ه ز أ - in ridicule
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ه و أ - in ridicule
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ه ز و - in ridicule
Question 4
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What is the root word and meaning of مَغۡلُوۡلَةٌ ?
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غ ل ل - is chained
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غ و ل - is chained
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غ ل و - is chained
Question 5
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What does Allah SWT command in ayah 57 about taqwa?
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Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala commands us to have taqwa of Him if we believe in His Law and religion that these people mocked and jested about.
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Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala commands us to have taqwa of Him if we do not believe in his Law and religion that these people mocked and jested about.
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Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala commands us to have taqwa of Him if we believe in his guidance that these people mocked and jested about.
Question 6
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Why people of the Book and the disbelievers would started making fun, when adhan was proclaimed for salah?
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When adhan was proclaimed for salah, which is the best action the People of the Book and the disbelievers would start making fun because these people didn’t understand the acts of worship and Allah’s law.
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When adhan was proclaimed for salah, which is the best action the People of the Book and the disbelievers would start making fun because these people understand the acts of worship and Allah’s law.
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When adhan was proclaimed for salah, which is the best action the People of the Book and the disbelievers would start making fun because these people understand the acts of worship and Allah’s law and respected it but they went astray.
Question 7
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What is the opposite Tughyaan?
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Tughyaan is the opposite of disbeliver. It is rebellion. With every new command of the Qur’an they increased in rebellion.
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Tughyaan is the opposite of submission. It is rebellion. With every new command of the Qur’an they increased in rebellion.
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Tughyaan is the opposite of Munafiqoon. It is rebellion. With every new command of the Qur’an they increased in rebellion.
Question 8
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The People of the Book are Enraged at the Believers because [blank_start]of their Faith in Allah[blank_end]
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of their Faith in Allah.
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of their transgression.
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of their misbehavior.
Question 9
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What does Allah will protect you from mankind means?
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Allah will protect you from mankind means, you convey My Message and I will protect, aid and support you over your enemies and will grant you victory over them. Therefore, do not have any fear or sadness, for none of them will be able to touch you with harm.
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Allah will protect you from mankind means, you do not convey My Message and I will protect, aid and support you over your enemies and will grant you victory over them. Therefore, do not have any fear or sadness, for none of them will be able to touch you with harm.
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Allah will protect you from mankind means, you do not convey My Message and I not will protect, aid and support you over your enemies and will grant you victory over them. Therefore, do have any fear or sadness, for none of them will be able to touch you with harm.
Question 10
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What does iqamah means?
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The word iqamah means to establish, and to make something stand upright and straight.
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The word iqamah means to uproot, and to make something bend and not straight.
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The word iqamah means to not established , and to make something bend and not straight..
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