1. Which of the following is the central concept of Tawheed?
(A) Belief in angels
(B) Oneness of Allah
(C) Prophethood
(D) Worship of the Quran
2. Tawheed al-Rububiyyah refers to belief in:
(A) Allah’s names and attributes
(B) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
(C) Oneness of Allah in His Lordship
(D) Angels
3. Tawheed al-Uluhiyyah emphasizes:
(A) Belief in the Day of Judgment
(B) Performing Hajj
(C) Following prophets
(D) Worship directed only to Allah
4. Which of the following is considered shirk (association with Allah)?
(A) Worshipping idols
(B) Believing in one God
(C) Praying five times a day
(D) Reading the Quran
5. Tawheed al-Asma wa-Sifat deals with:
(A) Oneness of Allah in His actions
(B) Names and attributes of Allah
(C) Accountability in Akhirah
(D) Sending prophets
6. The Quran repeatedly warns against:
(A) Monotheism
(B) Fasting
(C) Prayer
(D) Shirk
7. Believing that Allah alone controls the universe is an example of:
(A) Tawheed al-Uluhiyyah
(B) Tawheed al-Rububiyyah
(C) Akhirah
(D) Risalat
8. Tawheed encourages humans to:
(A) Worship multiple gods
(B) Follow the guidance of Allah alone
(C) Reject prophets
(D) Focus on worldly gains only
9. A Muslim shows Tawheed by:
(A) Ignoring prayers
(B) Worshipping idols
(C) Praying, giving charity, and worshipping Allah only
(D) Following false gods
10. Which of the following is a sign of true Tawheed?
(A) Associating partners with Allah
(B) Worshipping saints
(C) Recognizing Allah as the sole Creator
(D) Ignoring the Quran
11. Risalat refers to belief in:
(A) The Day of Judgment
(B) One God
(C) Prophets and their messages
(D) Angels
12. Who is the final prophet in Islam?
(A) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
(B) Prophet Musa (AS)
(C) Prophet Isa (AS)
(D) Prophet Ibrahim (AS)
13. Prophets were sent to:
(A) Build mosques only
(B) Rule countries
(C) Spread the message of Allah
(D) Collect taxes
14. The Quran confirms the prophethood of:
(A) Many prophets before Muhammad (PBUH)
(B) Only Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
(C) Angels
(D) Jinn
15. A major purpose of Risalat is to:
(A) Teach worship of Allah
(B) Promote idolatry
(C) Encourage disbelief
(D) Spread wealth
16. Prophets are considered:
(A) Perfect and infallible
(B) Ordinary humans without guidance
(C) Angels
(D) Idols
17. The Quran was revealed to:
(A) Prophet Isa (AS)
(B) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
(C) Prophet Musa (AS)
(D) Prophet Dawood (AS)
18. Following a prophet’s teachings ensures:
(A) Idolatry
(B) Ignorance
(C) Rebellion against Allah
(D) Guidance to the truth
19. Which of the following is a proof of prophethood?
(A) Building a kingdom
(B) Wealth and power
(C) Followers’ numbers
(D) Miracles performed by the prophet
20. Belief in all prophets is mandatory for a Muslim because:
(A) They were sent by Allah with His guidance
(B) They are historical figures only
(C) Some were better than others
(D) Only Muhammad (PBUH) matters
21. Akhirah refers to:
(A) Worship of Allah
(B) Life after death
(C) Following prophets
(D) Performing Hajj
22. On the Day of Judgment, humans will be judged based on:
(A) Wealth and family
(B) Their deeds in this world
(C) Knowledge only
(D) Race and nationality
23. Jannah is described as:
(A) Paradise for the righteous
(B) Hellfire
(C) A place for prophets only
(D) A worldly reward
24. Jahannam is:
(A) Heaven
(B) The world
(C) A temporary rest place
(D) Hellfire for the disbelievers and sinners
25. Akhirah encourages humans to:
(A) Perform good deeds and avoid sins
(B) Ignore moral obligations
(C) Focus only on worldly gains
(D) Worship false gods
26. The Quran describes the rewards in Akhirah as:
(A) Temporary and insignificant
(B) Available to everyone
(C) Only spiritual, not physical
(D) Eternal and blissful for the righteous
27. Accountability in Akhirah means:
(A) Every individual is responsible for their actions
(B) No one will be punished
(C) Only prophets are judged
(D) Only rich people are rewarded
28. Death in Islam is considered:
(A) The end of existence
(B) A transition to the life of Akhirah
(C) Punishment
(D) Reincarnation
29. Which of the following motivates belief in Akhirah?
(A) Desire for worldly power
(B) Education only
(C) Social status
(D) Fear of punishment and hope for reward in the Hereafter
30. The ultimate purpose of life according to Akhirah is:
(A) Worshipping Allah and attaining His pleasure
(B) Seeking wealth
(C) Ignoring moral duties
(D) Competing with others