1) Select a true statement.

1. Rain it is always a sign of Allah’s Blessing and Mercy.
2. Rain is always a sign of Allah’s punishment.
3. Rain can sometimes be a reminder of Allah’s punishment but it can also be a Mercy from Allah.
4. Rain is a Mercy of Allah as it washes away the sins of the believers.

2) Allah created mankind with an inclination to commit sins and make mistakes. This goes against the Mercy of Allah.

1. True, since we have no control over the mistakes we make.
2. True, since there is no room for repentance in Islam.
3. False, since there is room for repentance in Islam and Allah’s Mercy is boundless.
4. False, since man has control over his actions and Allah’s Mercy does not extend over those who sin on their own accord.

3) Select a true statement with regards to the Mercy of Allah.

1. Allah’s Mercy is vast and all-encompassing; hence we may commit sins without fear of punishment.
2. Allah’s Mercy descends upon those who sincerely repent after committing a sin.
3. Allah is eager for all human beings to sin purposely and intentionally so that He may show His Mercy to them.
4. Allah’s Mercy does not encompass those who sin.
5. Simply talking about repentance is sufficient for a person to attain the Mercy of Allah.

4) On the Day of Resurrection, believers will enter Paradise:

1. because of Allah’s Mercy upon them.
2. because of their good deeds alone.
3. because they are the slaves of Allah.
4. because they are believers hence Allah has no choice but to admit them into Paradise.

5) Allah’s Mercy is:

1. Limited to the humans.
2. vast and all-encompassing.
3. frugal.
4. unconditional.

6) If no one committed sins, Allah would surely wipe them out of existence and replace another people who would commit sins and seek forgiveness with Allah.

1. True, since Allah loves those who turn to Him seeking forgiveness.
2. False, since Allah would never replace a group of people with those who sin.
3. False, since Allah’s Mercy does not extend over those who are sinful.
4. True, since Allah likes people to commit sins intentionally so that He may have them at His Mercy.