Which group of people did the Prophet ﷺ say would be the "most beloved and nearest" to him on the Day of Judgement?

Those who perform Hajj every year

Those who give the most charity

Why did the Prophet ﷺ offer to grant Rabīʿa (ra) a request?

To reward his sincere and regular nightly service.

Because it was a frequent custom to gift companions.

To test what kind of reward Rabīʿa would ask for.

To show that he was the most powerful leader.

What is the main idea behind the Prophet's ﷺ advice, "Help me against your own self"?

That entering Paradise requires personal effort and action.

That the Prophet ﷺ cannot help anyone enter Paradise.

That one should focus only on fighting their own desires and not ask for help.

That asking for help is a sign of weakness in faith.

Why does performing many prostrations (sujūd) help someone get closer to Allah?

It is a state of complete humility and submission to Allah.

It is the most difficult physical part of the prayer.

It is a position where one can speak loudly to Allah.

It is the final action performed in the daily prayers.

How does loving Allah and His Messenger lead to being with the Prophet ﷺ in Paradise?

Love makes a person want to obey and imitate the one they love.

Loving someone is enough to be with them, without any actions.

Love is a feeling that automatically earns rewards from Allah.

Saying "I love the Prophet" guarantees a person a place in paradise.

What is the main message of Surat Al-ʿAṣr as it relates to this lesson?

Success requires belief and good deeds combined with patience.

Time is valuable and should only be used for praying.

Losing time is the only way a person can fail in life.

A person only needs to advise others to be successful.

The choice of Rabīʿa (ra) to ask for the Prophet's ﷺ company in Paradise instead of worldly wealth shows that he...

understood the great value of the Hereafter.

was too shy to ask for something for himself.

believed the Prophet ﷺ could not give him wealth.

What does the connection between belief (iman) and action (amal) in Islam mean?

A person's actions are the proof of what they truly believe.

Belief is more important than action, so actions are optional.

If a person does good deeds, they do not need to have belief.

Belief and action are separate and are judged differently by Allah.

How does sponsoring an orphan demonstrate a characteristic that earns the Prophet's ﷺ company?

It shows mercy and compassion, which were central to the Prophet's ﷺ character.

It is an easy way to spend extra money for a good cause.

It proves that a person is wealthy enough to care for others.

It is a public deed that earns praise from the community.

What does it mean that persistence turns "yesterday’s dreams into today’s facts"?

That with continuous effort, ambitious goals can be achieved.

That dreaming about goals is the most important step.

That facts can change every day depending on what we do.

That everything that happens today was dreamed about yesterday.

Why is having good manners (akhlaq) so important for being close to the Prophet ﷺ?

It is difficult, so it has a greater reward than prayer or fasting.

It makes a person popular and liked by everyone in society.

Good manners are easy to learn compared to other acts of worship.

That the Prophet ﷺ only liked people who were naturally quiet and polite.

Fatima finds memorizing her assigned Qur'an portion difficult. Based on the lesson, what should she do?

Continue to practice a little every day, even when it is hard.

Ask her teacher for an easier portion to memorize.

Decide that memorization is not for her and give up.

Read the English translation instead of memorizing the Arabic.

Omar hears the adhan for Maghrib prayer while playing his favorite video game. To apply the value of persistence in worship, he should...

turn off the game immediately and go to pray.

finish his game level quickly and then pray.

ask his parents to pray on his behalf.

decide to pray after he finishes his homework later.

Your school is collecting donations to sponsor an orphan. Which action best reflects the teachings of the lesson?

Ask your parents for money to donate and do so happily.

Give a small amount and hope to be close to the Prophet ﷺ.

Tell your friends that this is a very good deed.

Think that sponsoring an orphan is only for rich people.

A student feels extremely happy and thankful to Allah for passing a difficult exam. What specific action can they perform to show gratitude, based on the lesson?

Perform two rak'at of voluntary prayer.

Tell all their friends about the high mark they received.

Decide not to study for the next exam because they were lucky.

Ask their parents for a gift to celebrate their success.

A friend tells you, "I love the Prophet ﷺ, so I don't need to pray regularly." How would you apply the lesson's teachings in your response?

Tell him that true love for the Prophet ﷺ is shown through obedience.

Agree with him because love is the most important thing.

Tell him that prayer is not as important as sponsoring an orphan.

Report him to the teacher for not wanting to pray regularly.

Ali learns a hadith that the Prophet ﷺ used to smile often. How can he best apply this knowledge in his daily life to get closer to the Prophet ﷺ?

Try to be cheerful and smile at his family and friends.

Smile only at his teachers to get good grades.

Think that smiling is only a small action with no reward.

Practice smiling in the mirror for five minutes every day.

A student's father asks him to help with a household chore while he is busy reading a novel. What action shows persistence in good deeds?

Close his book and help his father willingly.

Pretend he did not hear his father calling him.

Complain that he is busy and ask his sibling to do it.

Tell his father he will do it after finishing the chapter.

A new student joins your class and seems shy and lonely. What action reflects the good manners needed to be close to the Prophet ﷺ?

Invite the new student to sit with you at lunch and join your game.

Ignore the new student and play only with your own friends.

Point out to your friends that the new student is very quiet.

Wait for the teacher to assign the new student a friend.

Your friend suggests you skip your Islamic studies homework to play outside. What choice best reflects the value of seeking knowledge?

Tell your friend that seeking knowledge is a path to Paradise and do the homework first.

Agree to play but decide to copy the homework from someone else later.

Skip the homework because playing is more important for health.

Tell your friend you will do the homework tomorrow morning before school.

During a class discussion, a classmate disagrees with your opinion. What is the best way to act, inspired by the value of having good manners?

Listen respectfully to their point of view, even if you don't agree.

Argue loudly until your classmate agrees that you are right.

Tell your other friends that your classmate's opinion is wrong.

Stop talking to that classmate for the rest of the day.

What is the main difference between Rabīʿa's (ra) request for the Prophet's ﷺ company and someone asking for 1,000 gold coins?

Rabīʿa's request was for an eternal reward, while gold is a temporary worldly reward.

The Prophet ﷺ was more likely to grant a spiritual reward than a material one.

Rabīʿa's request was for himself, while asking for gold is for helping others.

Asking for the Prophet's ﷺ company is easier to achieve than earning 1,000 gold coins.

What is a key distinction between getting close to the Prophet ﷺ by sponsoring an orphan and by performing many prostrations?

Sponsoring an orphan helps society, while prostration is a personal act of worship.

Prostration is a fard (obligatory) act, while sponsoring an orphan is voluntary.

Prostration is mentioned in the Qur'an, while sponsoring an orphan is only found in Hadith.

Sponsoring an orphan has a bigger reward than performing many prostrations.

The Prophet ﷺ advised Rabīʿa (ra) to "Help me against your own self." What does this statement reveal about achieving great goals in Islam?

The Prophet's ﷺ help alone is not enough; one's own effort is also essential.

A person should never ask for help from others, including the Prophet ﷺ.

The 'self' (nafs) makes it impossible to achieve any goals.

The Prophet ﷺ was testing if Rabīʿa (ra) would refuse to do any work.

In Surat Al-'Asr, what is the relationship between "believing" (آمَنُوا) and "doing good works" (عَمِلُوا الصَّالِحَاتِ)?

Doing good works is the practical evidence of one's true belief.

Believing is more important, so good works are not as necessary.

Doing good works can replace the need for having belief in Allah.

Believing and doing good works are two separate ways to achieve success.

Which of these actions is the best example of 'persistence in seeking knowledge' as distinct from other good deeds?

Spending an hour every evening reviewing school lessons.

Praying five times a day without fail.

Saving a portion of one's allowance for charity each week.

Being kind to one's parents every single day.

What is the primary difference between being 'persistent' in a good deed and simply being 'stubborn'?

Persistence is for a positive goal, while stubbornness can be for a wrong purpose.

Persistence means never changing your mind, while stubbornness means you sometimes do.

Persistence is only for religious acts, while stubbornness is for worldly matters.

Persistence is about physical actions, while stubbornness is about one's feelings.

How are the acts of 'sending blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ' and 'having good manners' related?

Both are ways to show love and respect for the Prophet ﷺ and follow his example.

Sending blessings is an act of worship, while good manners is just a social habit.

Sending blessings is done with the tongue, while good manners are only through physical actions.

Both actions are only performed in the mosque during Friday prayers.

The Prophet's ﷺ feet would crack from standing in night prayer. How does this action show a different form of persistence than that of a student studying for an exam?

The Prophet's persistence was for gratitude to Allah, while the student's is for a worldly goal.

The Prophet's ﷺ prayer was easy for him, while studying is very difficult for a student.

There is no real difference, as both are simply examples of working hard for a desired reward.

The Prophet's ﷺ prayer was only a physical act, while studying only uses the mind.

The lesson lists several ways to accompany the Prophet ﷺ in Paradise. What is the common principle connecting all of them?

They all require a person to go beyond the minimum obligatory duties.

They can all be achieved by giving a large amount of money to charity.

They are all easy actions that do not require much effort or time.

They are all actions that must be seen by others to be accepted.

The lesson mentions the UAE's founding father and its martyrs. What is the connection between their actions and Rabīʿa's (ra) request?

Both show a willingness to sacrifice the temporary for a higher, lasting value.

Both are examples of gaining public fame and being remembered in history books.

Rabīʿa's act was for personal worship, while the martyrs' sacrifice was purely a national duty.

Both actions demonstrate that one must rely on leaders rather than on personal effort.

A student has a choice: either spend the evening playing a game or help a classmate who is struggling with Islamic studies homework. Which choice best reflects the highest values taught in the lesson?

Helping the classmate, because seeking and sharing knowledge is a path to Paradise.

Playing the game, because rest is important for being a good student.

Telling the classmate to find the answer in the book, then playing the game.

Telling the classmate to ask the teacher, because it is not the student's responsibility.

Which of the following students best demonstrates the principle of "persistence" from the lesson?

A student who revises their Qur'an for 15 minutes every single day, even on weekends.

A student who studies for five hours the night before an exam and then doesn't study for a week.

A student who tries to memorize a surah, finds it hard, and decides to try again next year.

A student who is naturally clever and understands lessons without needing to review them.

Of all the deeds mentioned, which one provides the most comprehensive benefit to oneself and the community?

Having good manners in all dealings with people.

Performing many voluntary prostrations late at night.

Sending a hundred blessings on the Prophet ﷺ every morning.

Reciting the Qur'an with perfect tajwid in one's room.

A school launches two programmes: 'Programme A' gives a prize for the student who prays the most voluntary prayers. 'Programme B' gives a prize for the student who shows the most kindness to others. Which programme is a better measure of a student's closeness to the Prophet's ﷺ character?

Programme B, because the Prophet ﷺ was sent as a mercy and valued good character with people.

Programme A, because prayer is the most important pillar of Islam.

Both are equally good because they both encourage good deeds and are Islamic.

Programme B is not good because it is impossible to measure who is the kindest.

A person donates a large sum of money to sponsor an orphan and makes sure it is announced publicly so others will be encouraged. What is the greatest risk associated with this action?

The risk that the person's intention was for praise from people, not purely for Allah.

The risk that other people will become jealous of the donation.

The risk that the donation was not enough to cover all the orphan's needs.

The risk that the orphan will not be grateful for the donation that was given.

Which statement is the most accurate judgment of Rabīʿa's (ra) character based on his request?

He was ambitious for the best reward in the Hereafter, not just for temporary things.

He was needy and was hoping the Prophet ﷺ would take care of all his problems.

He was clever and asked for something he knew the Prophet ﷺ could easily grant.

He was ungrateful because he did not thank the Prophet ﷺ for the offer first.

In the hadith about planting a seedling even if the Hour has started, what is the most important value being taught?

That one should never give up doing good, no matter how hopeless a situation seems.

That farming is the most important profession for a Muslim.

That a person must always finish what they start, even if it is a bad idea.

That preparing for the Day of Judgement is not as important as worldly tasks.

Two students want to be close to the Prophet ﷺ in Paradise. Student A focuses only on perfecting his prayers. Student B tries to pray his obligatory prayers and also be very kind to his family. Who has a more balanced approach based on the overall lesson?

Student B, because the lesson shows that both personal worship and good manners are required.

Student A, because prayer and sujūd were the specific advice given to Rabīʿa (ra).

Both are wrong, because they should be focusing on sponsoring an orphan.

Both are the same, as any good deed will lead to the same result.

Which action is the best long-term strategy for achieving a high rank in Paradise, according to the principles in the lesson?

Consistently performing small good deeds with a sincere intention every day.

Performing one huge, difficult good deed once in your life.

Learning about Islam but not acting upon the knowledge.

Hoping for Allah's mercy without putting in any personal effort.

A wealthy person wants to perform a good deed. Which choice shows the best understanding of the priorities taught in the lesson's hadiths?

Sponsoring a poor orphan until they become an adult.

Building a beautiful mosque in their own name.

Going on Hajj every single year.

Donating money for a new school playground.

Year 6T3B Islamic B With the Prophet in Paradise

Authored by Asif Mansoor Khan

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30 sec • 1 pt

Who is the companion who served the Prophet ﷺ and asked to be with him in Paradise?

Anas b. Malik (ra)

Abu Hurayrah (ra)

Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb al-Aslamī (ra)

Abdullah b. Masʿūd (ra)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What specific reward did Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb al-Aslamī ask for from the Prophet ﷺ?

Great wealth and property

To be his companion in Paradise

Special prayers for his family

A high position in the government

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What did the Prophet ﷺ advise Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb to do to achieve his goal?

To sponsor an orphan

To have the best manners

To increase his prostrations (sujūd)

To love Allah and His Messenger

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What specific service did Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb al-Aslamī regularly provide for the Prophet ﷺ?

Preparing his food

Guarding his tent at night

Bringing him water for wudu'

Organizing his appointments

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In the hadith, what is the meaning of the phrase "بِكَثْرَةِ السُّجُودِ" (bi-kathrat al-sujūd)?

Praying very slowly and calmly

Performing many prostrations

Reading very long surahs in prayer

Making long supplications after prayer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which action did the Prophet ﷺ say would place a person with him in Paradise "like two fingers together"?

By seeking knowledge

By sponsoring an orphan

By having the best manners

By treating daughters kindly

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which Surah from the Qur'an emphasizes that success is for those who believe, do good deeds, and advise each other to truth and patience?

Surat Al-Ikhlas

Surat Al-Kawthar

Surat Al-Fatiha

Surat Al-ʿAṣr

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Year 6T3B Islamic B With the Prophet in Paradise

Who is the companion who served the Prophet ﷺ and asked to be with him in Paradise?

What specific reward did Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb al-Aslamī ask for from the Prophet ﷺ?

What did the Prophet ﷺ advise Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb to do to achieve his goal?

What specific service did Rabīʿa b. Kaʿb al-Aslamī regularly provide for the Prophet ﷺ?

In the hadith, what is the meaning of the phrase "بِكَثْرَةِ السُّجُودِ" (bi-kathrat al-sujūd)?

Which action did the Prophet ﷺ say would place a person with him in Paradise "like two fingers together"?

Which Surah from the Qur'an emphasizes that success is for those who believe, do good deeds, and advise each other to truth and patience?

What is the name of the high rank in Paradise that Muslims ask for the Prophet ﷺ in the supplication after the adhan?

According to the lesson materials, what did Imam al-Shāfiʿī (رحمه الله) memorize by the age of seven?

Which group of people did the Prophet ﷺ say would be the "most beloved and nearest" to him on the Day of Judgement?

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