What does Surah Al-Furqan primarily discuss?
a) The signs of Allah in nature
b) The qualities of the believers and disbelievers
c) The story of Prophet Musa
d) The journey of the Night Ascension (Isra and Mi’raj)
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the disbelievers’ attitude toward the Quran?
a) They believe it to be a divine book
b) They deny its truth and call it a fabrication
c) They respect it but do not follow its teachings
d) They acknowledge it but continue to practice polytheism
In Surah Al-Furqan, what is said about the righteous believers?
a) They are wealthy and live in luxury
b) They constantly strive in the way of Allah with sincerity and humility
c) They perform good deeds without faith
d) They worship idols alongside Allah
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the Day of Judgment?
a) Only the rich will be rewarded
b) All people will be resurrected and judged for their deeds
c) Only the disbelievers will face punishment
d) It will be a day of peace for all
Which quality of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is highlighted in Surah Al-Furqan?
a) His patience and endurance despite the disbelievers’ mockery
b) His wealth and status in Makkah
c) His miracles and supernatural abilities
d) His silence in the face of opposition
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the signs of Allah?
a) They are clear and evident for those who reflect
b) They are hidden and must be discovered through hard work
c) They are not meant for humans to understand
d) They are only visible to prophets
What is the attitude of the disbelievers towards the Quran in Surah Al-Furqan?
a) They accept it but ignore its teachings
b) They criticize and mock it as a fabrication
c) They worship the Quran as a deity
d) They eagerly listen and follow its teachings
In Surah Al-Furqan, what is the description of the servants of the Most Merciful (Ibad-ur-Rahman)?
a) They are proud and boastful
b) They walk humbly on the earth and perform acts of worship sincerely
c) They neglect their prayers and focus on wealth
d) They engage in arrogance and reject guidance
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the role of the Quran in guiding humanity?
a) The Quran is a book of poetry and entertainment
b) The Quran is a guidance and a criterion for distinguishing right from wrong
c) The Quran is meant to be studied only by scholars
d) The Quran has no practical value for modern society
What is the reward mentioned in Surah Al-Furqan for those who believe in the Oneness of Allah and lead righteous lives?
a) A place in eternal paradise with unimaginable rewards
b) Wealth and power in this world
c) Immediate victory over their enemies
d) Physical immortality on earth
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the disbelievers’ rejection of the truth?
a) They will eventually accept the truth willingly
b) They are stubborn in their rejection and face consequences for it
c) They will be given endless chances to repent
d) They will be rewarded for their persistence
In Surah Al-Furqan, what is described as the best way to live?
a) Accumulating wealth and fame
b) Being kind to others while seeking wealth
c) Obeying Allah, worshiping sincerely, and following the guidance of the Quran
d) Focusing on personal success and ignoring religious duties
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the role of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in relation to the disbelievers?
a) He is sent to entertain and amuse them
b) He is a warlord and a conqueror
c) He is a warner and a guide to the truth
d) He is meant to fulfill their worldly desires
In Surah Al-Furqan, who are described as the enemies of Allah’s message?
a) Only the rich and powerful
b) Only those who do not perform Hajj
c) Those who reject the truth, mock the Quran, and oppose the guidance of the Prophet
d) Only those who worship idols
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the importance of worshiping Allah alone?
a) It is optional for the believers
b) It is the central theme of Islam and the foundation of all good deeds
c) It is only important for the rich and powerful
d) It is not necessary for salvation
What does Surah Al-Furqan mention about the nature of Allah’s punishment for the disbelievers?
a) It will be lenient if they regret their disbelief
b) It will be severe and inescapable for those who persist in rejection
c) It is a form of temporary testing
d) It is always postponed until the last minute
What is said about the believers in Surah Al-Furqan regarding their attitude toward worldly pleasures?
a) They indulge in every worldly desire without hesitation
b) They are indifferent to worldly pleasures and focus solely on the Hereafter
c) They enjoy worldly pleasures but maintain a balanced and moderate approach
d) They avoid all worldly pleasures completely
How are the false gods (idols) viewed in Surah Al-Furqan?
a) As powerful beings worthy of worship
b) As mere creations with no real power to benefit or harm
c) As messengers from Allah
d) As intermediaries between humans and Allah
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the reaction of the disbelievers when they are reminded of the truth?
a) They eagerly accept it and repent
b) They are indifferent and continue in their ways
c) They deny it and mock the reminder
d) They ask for more signs and miracles
In Surah Al-Furqan, how does Allah describe the characteristics of the believers’ conduct?
a) They are proud and boastful
b) They are humble, patient, and righteous in their actions
c) They are greedy and materialistic
d) They are indifferent to the needs of others
What does Surah Al-Furqan emphasize about the Quran as a divine message?
a) It is full of contradictions
b) It is a guidance for those who seek the truth and follow Allah’s commands
c) It is meant for a specific group of people
d) It is a historical document with no relevance today
What does Surah Al-Furqan say about the attitude of the disbelievers toward the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?
a) They accept him as a truthful prophet
b) They remain silent and neutral
c) They accuse him of being a poet, magician, or madman
d) They follow him with complete submission
What does Surah Al-Furqan indicate about the nature of true success?
a) It is measured by wealth and status in society
b) It is found in the Hereafter, where believers are rewarded for their faith and actions
c) It is attained through fame and popularity
d) It is achieved by controlling others and amassing power
