1) With regards to attaining knowledge, Prophet Muhammad:

1. treated the matter lightly as he himself was unlettered.
2. did not show any clear indication of it being obligatory or not.
3. vigorously pointed out the importance of seeking knowledge.
4. vigorously pointed out the importance of seeking knowledge for only new Muslims.

2) Once a person accepts Islam:

1. they become obligated to learn how to worship Allah in a way that pleases Him.
2. their conversion is sufficient, and they are not required to do any further learning about the religion.
3. it is optional for them to learn how to worship Allah in a way that pleases Him.
4. they may worship Allah according to the methodologies practiced in their previous religion.

3) In one’s growth as a Muslim, learning:

1. should be focused on the essentials first.
2. should be according to one’s subject of interest.
3. should be only of the essentials and nothing beyond that.
4. need not be systematic and methodical.

4) To grow as a Muslim:

1. can only be up to a certain extent as there is limited knowledge regarding Islam.
2. one needs to continuously learn throughout one’s life.
3. one may limit themselves to knowledge of the key elements of Islam only.
4. None of the above.

5) Select a true statement with regards to learning and religion.

1. Learning is not essential to follow most other religions.
2. Accepting Islam is a commitment to life-long learning.
3. Living Islam requires that every person seeks knowledge about their new religion.
4. All of the above.