1) Of the people who will be sheltered under the shade of Allah on the Day of Judgment is:

1. a man or woman who is tempted but refuses illegal intercourse out of the fear of Allah.
2. a woman who engages in illegal intercourse to provide for her family.
3. a man or woman who engages in illegal intercourse because of incontrollable and  passionate love.
4. None of the above.

2) Why has Islam laid great emphasis and reward on giving charity in secret?

1. It preserves the dignity of those who receive it.
2. It prevents the giver from seeking self praise from others.
3. It prevents the giver from expecting public acknowledgement for his generous acts.
4. All of the above.

3) In accordance to the Prophetic hadith what kind of eyes will not be touched by the fire?

1. An eye that weeps out of fear of Allah.
2. An eye that keeps its gaze low to avoid seeing women dressed inappropriately.
3. An eye that avoids watching movies that contain illicit and lewd acts.
4. An eye that witnesses tragedy befall his family.

4) Which of the following is the strongest element in keeping a person well away from the unlawful temptations of the opposite gender?

1. Keeping one’s gaze lowered at all times.
2. Fear of Allah (Taqwa).
3. Avoiding physical interaction with the opposite sex.
4. Getting married at an early age.
5. Becoming a celibate and abstaining from sexual relations.

5) Select a true statement.

1. Zakah is voluntary charity.
2. Sadaqah is compulsory charity.
3. Sadaqah holds such a high position that it is often coupled with prayer in the Quran.
4. Islam places great emphasis and reward on only giving zakah in secret.
5. None of the above.