1) What did Prophet Muhammad’s beloved wife Aisha refer to his character as?

1. A living example of the Quran.
2. God incarnate.
3. Angelic.
4. None of the above.

2) What makes Prophet Muhammad’s method of dawah different from all the previous prophets?

1. The previous prophets were sent without scriptures to guide their people whereas Prophet Muhammad was given a book.
2. The previous prophets gave dawah only through words whereas Prophet Muhammad gave dawah through words and actions.
3. The previous prophets called only their own people to Islam whereas Prophet Muhammad was sent to all of mankind.
4. All of the above.

3) How should one go about conveying the message of Islam to one’s family?

1. By giving them a little time to accept the reality of one’s own conversion.
2. By supplying them with easy to read small books or pamphlets to help answer their queries.
3. By being a role model for what Islam is all about.
4. All of the above.

4) Which of the following is a good method to get one’s colleagues interested in the message of Islam?

1. By overwhelming them with loads of free Islamic material.
2. By showing confidence and giving unqualified answers to things one is not sure about.
3. By practicing good mannerisms and courteous ways of dealing with people.
4. By financing friendly get-togethers irrespective of unlawful acts that may prevail there.

5) Which of the following statements is true?

1. The aim of inviting people to the right path is to convey the message of Islam.
2. The person giving dawah is accountable if the person does not convert.
3. When intending to convey the message it must be done in an aggressive manner as there are more chances of a person converting due to force.
4. Arguments and heated discussions tend to be the best methods for dawah.

6) How should a new Muslim react on seeing family or friends engaging in misconduct?

1. One should be overwhelmed with despair.
2. One should abandon them completely because of their ways.
3. One may abandon the place or the situation but not the person, and maintain ties.
4. One should rebuke them severely and ask them to fear God’s wrath and punishment.