What is the primary focus of Surah Luqman?
a) The story of Prophet Ibrahim
b) The wisdom and advice of Luqman
c) The creation of the heavens
d) The miracles of Prophet Isa
Who was Luqman as mentioned in the Surah?
a) A prophet
b) A wise man and advisor
c) A king
d) A merchant
What advice did Luqman give to his son regarding worship?
a) To follow his father’s footsteps
b) To worship Allah alone
c) To seek power and wealth
d) To honor all men
What is the most important lesson in Surah Luqman regarding gratitude?
a) Be grateful for wealth
b) Be grateful for knowledge
c) Be grateful to Allah for everything
d) Be grateful to family members only
How did Luqman advise his son to treat his parents?
a) To be patient with them
b) To obey them unconditionally
c) To seek their approval before everything
d) To disregard them if they oppose him
What did Luqman tell his son about associating partners with Allah?
a) It is an act of great sin
b) It is permissible if necessary
c) It is a sign of strength
d) It is a trivial matter
Which of the following virtues did Luqman emphasize the most in his advice to his son?
a) Honesty
b) Patience
c) Strength
d) Knowledge
What did Luqman teach his son about humility?
a) Always be proud of your achievements
b) Walk with pride and arrogance
c) Walk modestly on the earth
d) Seek power over others
What does Surah Luqman say about the use of speech?
a) Speak only when necessary
b) Speak with wisdom and truth
c) Speak loudly to make an impact
d) Speak to entertain others
What did Luqman say about the importance of prayer (Salah)?
a) It is optional
b) It should be done in secret
c) It is essential for a believer
d) It is only required during difficult times
What did Luqman say about the value of knowledge in Surah Luqman?
a) Knowledge is the key to power
b) Knowledge should be used for personal gain
c) Knowledge should be shared for the benefit of others
d) Knowledge is useless without wealth
How does Surah Luqman describe the importance of patience in adversity?
a) It is irrelevant
b) It leads to personal success only
c) It is essential for overcoming challenges
d) It is a sign of weakness
What does Surah Luqman advise about pride and arrogance?
a) Pride and arrogance are signs of strength
b) Arrogance is to be avoided at all costs
c) Pride should be shown in front of others
d) Arrogance is necessary to succeed
What does Surah Luqman teach about wealth and materialism?
a) It is the ultimate goal of life
b) It should be pursued with all effort
c) It should not make one forget the worship of Allah
d) It should be hoarded for personal use
What did Luqman advise his son regarding the importance of doing good deeds?
a) Do them for show
b) Do them when it benefits you
c) Do them with sincerity and humility
d) Do them only for rewards
Which of the following actions did Luqman warn his son against?
a) Speaking without knowledge
b) Being generous with wealth
c) Being patient in adversity
d) Seeking knowledge
What is the significance of the advice given in Surah Luqman regarding the creation of the heavens and earth?
a) It reminds believers of the greatness of Allah’s creation
b) It is a call to study astronomy
c) It stresses human power over nature
d) It shows the importance of worshiping celestial bodies
How does Surah Luqman suggest dealing with pride and haughtiness?
a) Encourage others to praise you
b) Be humble and avoid excessive pride
c) Compete with others to prove superiority
d) Assert your authority over others
What does Surah Luqman say about the power of Allah in relation to human actions?
a) Allah is unaware of human actions
b) Allah has no control over human actions
c) Allah knows every action and will hold people accountable
d) Allah only watches over the rich and powerful
How does Surah Luqman address the concept of the afterlife?
a) It is not mentioned
b) It is a warning of eternal punishment
c) It is a promise of eternal paradise for the righteous
d) It is irrelevant to the lives of believers
What does Luqman advise his son about spending wealth in Surah Luqman?
a) Spend as much as possible
b) Spend only on oneself
c) Spend wisely, and not wastefully
d) Do not spend at all
What does Luqman emphasize about good character in his advice?
a) It is more important than wealth
b) It should be hidden from others
c) It should be displayed for fame
d) It has no value in the eyes of Allah
What does Surah Luqman teach about the relationship between human beings and nature?
a) Humans have complete control over nature
b) Humans should care for nature and not exploit it
c) Nature is irrelevant to human life
d) Humans should dominate nature
What advice does Surah Luqman give regarding the concept of self-reliance?
a) Depend on others for everything
b) Strive for self-improvement and depend on Allah
c) Self-reliance is not important
d) Be self-reliant but ignore others’ needs
What does Surah Luqman highlight about the importance of respect in relationships?
a) Respect is not important in relationships
b) Respect should only be given to the rich
c) Respect should be shown to parents and others
d) Respect is for those who deserve it by power
How does Surah Luqman encourage Muslims to live their lives?
a) To live without concerns for the afterlife
b) To live humbly, with wisdom, and in obedience to Allah
c) To focus solely on material success
d) To follow the ways of worldly leaders
What lesson does Surah Luqman provide about dealing with temptation and desires?
a) Indulge in desires as they are part of life
b) Be mindful of desires and control them in accordance with Allah’s guidance
c) Desires should be followed as they are natural
d) Avoid any desires and live in complete asceticism
What does Surah Luqman teach about reliance on Allah?
a) Reliance on Allah is secondary to human effort
b) Humans should rely solely on their own efforts
c) Humans should rely on Allah while putting in their best effort
d) Reliance on Allah is not necessary if you are wealthy
What did Luqman say about the importance of being wise and humble in speech?
a) Speak as loudly as possible to be heard
b) Speak with wisdom and avoid arrogance
c) Avoid speaking altogether
d) Speak to challenge others
