1) The act of seeking knowledge is incumbent:

1. upon all Muslims and not doing so is deemed as a sin.
2. only upon those who wish to take up teaching as a profession.
3. only upon the scholars of Islam.
4. only upon the illiterate.

2) What type of knowledge does Islam encourage us to seek?

1. Knowledge which can be used to cause havoc and destruction.
2. Knowledge which can be used to attain fame and fortune.
3. Knowledge which will allow a Muslim to practice his religion properly.
4. Knowledge which will allow a Muslim to acquire a high ranking position in a multinational firm.

3) How has Islam acknowledged the difference between a Muslim who has knowledge and one who does not?

1. The Muslim who has knowledge and one who does not are equal.
2. The knowledgeable Muslim has excellence over the one who does not.
3. The knowledgeable Muslim should be given no importance rather the one who has no knowledge deserves attention and pity.
4. Islam is silent about this subject.

4) Why is it important for a Muslim to attain Islamic knowledge?

1. So that he may be given the title of being a scholar.
2. So that he may impress people with his knowledge.
3. So that he can compete with others in inter-religious debates.
4. So that he can worship Allah correctly and do deeds which please Allah and avoid what angers Him.

5) Islamic knowledge should be attained with the sole intention to:

1. please one’s friends and seek their praise.
2. please Allah and seek His reward.
3. please one’s employer and seek a raise.
4. please one’s parents and seek their love and attention.