1) How can a Muslim protect himself?

1. By giving up sins.
2. By carrying out obligatory religious duties.
3. By having a strong faith in Allah.
4. By seeking refuge with Allah.
5. All of the above.

2) How does a Muslim conquer his fear of the unknown supernatural forces?

1. By not sleeping alone at night.
2. By learning ways taught by Allah to keep oneself safe and protected.
3. By sleeping in the room with all the lights on.
4. By being equipped with plenty of ammunition to defend himself.

3) The term ‘Supernatural’ refers to:

1. that which lies outside nature.
2. that which lies outside the scope of science.
3. that which is inherently mysterious and therefore scary.
4. All of the above.

4) According to Islamic teachings, the supernatural phenomenon is considered:

1. completely fictitious.
2. completely true.
3. true, with regards to some of its elements.
4. mysterious, as it is not known whether such supernatural forces exist or not.

5) What are demons?

1. Demons are the disbelieving Jinn created by Allah.
2. Demons are evil creatures created by Satan.
3. Demons are not real rather they are fictitious creatures.
4. Demons are simply a figment of our imagination created from our fear of the unknown.

6) Pick a false statement.

1. Supernatural phenomenon is scary because it is not understood.
2. An envious man wishes that the blessing another person has be taken away.
3. Demons can be strong enough to match God’s power.
4. Giving up sins is important for spiritual protection.

7) Identify the supernatural phenomenon disregarded by Islam as there is no element of truth to support it.

1. Witches.
2. Sorcerers.
3. Demons.
4. Vampires.

8) Select a false statement.

1. Nothing is capable of hurting us unless Allah wills it to.
2. Some magic spells are so potent that they can challenge divine powers.
3. Allah alone is able to ward off harm and relieve distress.
4. All of the above.

9) Witchcraft and sorcery is performed by:

1. committing acts of Shirk.
2. offering demons what they love.
3. submitting oneself to the Will of Allah.
4. Options A and B.