The Quran defines Taqwa as:
A) Wealth and status
B) Fear and consciousness of Allah
C) Physical strength
D) Political power
Which Surah states that the most honorable in the sight of Allah is the one with the most Taqwa?
A) Surah Al-Baqarah
B) Surah Al-Hujurat
C) Surah Al-Fatiha
D) Surah Al-Kahf
Taqwa is mentioned in the Quran as a quality of:
A) Disbelievers
B) Hypocrites
C) The righteous
D) The wealthy
Which of the following is a sign of Taqwa?
A) Arrogance
B) Humility
C) Greed
D) Laziness
According to Islam, Taqwa is best developed through:
A) Accumulating wealth
B) Fasting, prayer, and good deeds
C) Political influence
D) Following one’s desires
Who is considered the best in the sight of Allah according to Surah Al-Hujurat (49:13)?
A) The wealthiest
B) The most powerful
C) The most righteous (Muttaqi)
D) The most educated
Taqwa serves as a:
A) Barrier between a person and sin
B) Guarantee of wealth
C) Source of worldly success only
D) Political strategy
According to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Taqwa is located in:
A) The heart
B) The mind
C) The hands
D) The tongue
Which of the following acts strengthens Taqwa?
A) Neglecting prayers
B) Backbiting
C) Engaging in dhikr (remembrance of Allah)
D) Lying
The Quran describes the people of Taqwa as:
A) Those who give charity, pray, and fast
B) Those who hoard wealth
C) Those who oppress others
D) Those who neglect the poor
What is the relationship between fasting and Taqwa according to Surah Al-Baqarah?
A) Fasting is prescribed to increase Taqwa
B) Fasting is unrelated to Taqwa
C) Fasting only benefits health
D) Fasting is a burden
Which Islamic practice is a direct means of achieving Taqwa?
A) Drinking Zamzam water
B) Giving charity (Zakat)
C) Buying expensive clothes
D) Eating lavish meals
What is the reward for having Taqwa in the Hereafter?
A) Entrance to Paradise
B) More wealth in this world
C) Political power
D) Fame and recognition
Taqwa helps a person to:
A) Avoid sins and seek Allah’s pleasure
B) Follow personal desires
C) Ignore religious duties
D) Seek fame and recognition
Which of the following actions contradicts Taqwa?
A) Speaking the truth
B) Cheating and deceiving
C) Performing Salah
D) Giving Sadaqah
Taqwa can be described as:
A) The love and fear of Allah
B) The pursuit of wealth
C) A political strategy
D) Avoidance of religious duties
According to Surah Al-Baqarah, Taqwa is a key characteristic of:
A) Disbelievers
B) Hypocrites
C) True believers
D) The wealthy
A person with Taqwa will always:
A) Be conscious of Allah in all actions
B) Follow their desires blindly
C) Ignore the teachings of Islam
D) Pursue only worldly success
Which of the following is an example of a person with Taqwa?
A) One who seeks revenge
B) One who forgives and is patient
C) One who spreads lies
D) One who is arrogant
Which phrase is commonly linked to Taqwa in Islamic teachings?
A) “Fear Allah wherever you are”
B) “Wealth is the key to success”
C) “The strongest is the most powerful”
D) “Knowledge is not necessary”
What is the reward of Taqwa according to the Quran?
A) A way out of difficulties
B) Immediate worldly riches
C) Eternal suffering
D) Ignorance
Which Prophet is often mentioned in the Quran as an example of Taqwa?
A) Prophet Yusuf (AS)
B) Prophet Nuh (AS)
C) Prophet Musa (AS)
D) Prophet Isa (AS)
Which quality increases with Taqwa?
A) Patience
B) Arrogance
C) Greed
D) Dishonesty
Which of the following sayings of the Prophet (PBUH) is about Taqwa?
A) “Taqwa is here,” pointing to his heart
B) “The strong believer is better than the weak believer”
C) “Seeking knowledge is obligatory”
D) “Paradise lies under the feet of the mother”
Which Surah in the Quran mentions Taqwa multiple times?
A) Surah Al-Baqarah
B) Surah Yusuf
C) Surah Maryam
D) Surah An-Nas
Taqwa prevents a person from:
A) Sinning and disobedience
B) Performing good deeds
C) Gaining knowledge
D) Achieving success
What is the ultimate success mentioned in the Quran for those who have Taqwa?
A) Jannah (Paradise)
B) Fame and recognition
C) Political power
D) Large amounts of wealth
