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Summer work for grade 7/8

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Summer Work Gr 8 Islamic Education 2016-2017

Qur’an Karim

Read the following verses and answer the questions:

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

ر ويتم نعمته عليك ( ليغفر لك الله ما تقدم من ذ 1إنا فتحنا لك فتحا مبينا ) نبك وما تأخ( هو الذي أنزل السكينة في 3( وينصرك الله نصرا عزيزا )2ويهديك صراطا مستقيما )

السموات والرض وكان الله عليما قلوب المؤمنين ليزدادوا إيمانا مع إيمانهم ولله جنود ( 4حكيما )

1) Where was this Surah revealed?

a) In Madinah

b) In Makah

c) In At- Ta’if

2) Allah is addressing in the above verses

a) The disbelievers

b) The Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

c) The Prophet Musa (p).

3) Allah sent down the tranquility in the hearts of …………….. that they might have more of faith to their faith. (K: 1 mark)

a) The disbelievers

b) The believers

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c) None of the above

4) Match the suitable complements:

A B

And to Allah belong the soldiers of the heavens and the earth, and ever is Allah Knowing and Wise.

هو الذي أنزل السكينة في قلوب المؤمنين

And [that] Allah may aid you with a mighty victory.

ولله جنود السموات والرض وكان الله عليما حكيما

It is He who sent down tranquility into the hearts of the believers that they would increase in faith along with their [present] faith.

وينصرك الله نصرا عزيزا

) What topic does this verse refer to? 5

"إنا فتحنا لك فتحا مبينا "

a) Allah’s favor.

b) a clear conquest.

c) a and b.

) Which of the following statements concerning the concept of 6? NCORRECTIis Tranquility

a) Silence

b) Quiet.

c) Disobedience.

6) Name two topics the Surat ul- Fat-h talks about?

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a) _______________________________________________________________________

b) __________________________________________________________________________

7) Explain only verse 2:

( ويهديك صراطا مستقيما )

________________________________________________________________________

8) Explain only verse 4:

(ه جنود السموات والرض وكان الله عليما حكيماولل )

________________________________________________________________________

9) Match the suitable complements:

A B

And ever Allah is Knowing and Wise.

ليغفر لك الله ما تقدم من ذنبك وما ر ويتم نعمته عليك تأخ

Surely We have given you a clear victory.

كيماوكان الله عليما ح

That Allah may forgive your community their past faults and Those to follow and complete His favor to you.

إنا فتحنا لك فتحا مبينا

" ويهديك صراطا مستقيما "

a) Allah will mislead you (Prophet Muhammad) to the straight path.

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b) Allah will guide you (Prophet Muhammad) to the straight path.

Straight ) Which of the following statements concerning the concept of 10NCORRECT?Iis path

a) Right way

b) Evil way

(K: 1 mark) " ذ قال موسى لقومه يا قو (11" م لم تؤذونني وقد تعلمون أني رسول إلله وإ

The above verse refers to………

a) Prophet Ibrahim.

b) Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

c) Prophet Musa. .

“Al Which of the following statements concerning the concept of )21 ?NCORRECTIis Fasiqeen”

a) They are loyal to Allah.

b) They are disobedient.

c) They are disbelievers.

B-Hadith

Complete the following Hadith-

Abu Hurayrah narrated that Rasoolullah (SAW) said:

“The signs of a hypocrite are ______________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________ the trust. “

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Complete the following Hadith then answer the questions:

Abu Hurayrah narrated that Rasoolullah said:

“The worst of people is the one ………………………………………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………… personality.”

1- What are the sings of a hypocrite? ..................................................................................................

…………………………………………………………………………………

2-A hypocrite has two……………. (Complete)

3-The hypocrites are the real (friends- enemies). We have to beware of them. (Choose)

4- The word” hypocrite” is defined as: (choose) (k: 1mark)

a – Believer b- Munafiq

- Explain the impact of hypocrisy on individuals and society. 4

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

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Complete the following Hadith then answer the questions:

Abu Hurayrah narrated that Rasoolullah said:

“The best day on which the sun…………………………………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………………………………………

…………………………………………………………… except on Friday”

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- Explain the meaning of the above Hadith

………………………………………………………………………………….

……………………………………………………………………………......

…………………………………………………………………………………

Islamic issues C:

1) Define the following:

a) Jannah: _________________________________________________________________

b) Tawrah: _____________________________________________________

2) Why should a Muslim constantly keep on Salah (prayer) on its time?

a_________________________________________________________________

b_________________________________________________________________

3) State the number of Rak’ah for regular sunnah prayers.

Number of Rak’aat - الركعات Salah 2 Rak’aat before Fajr Salat Al Fajr

Salat Al Thuhr Salat Al Asr Salat Al Maghrib Salat Al Ishaa

4) Write true or false:

Prayer is the pillar of religion (Ad-Deen). Salah is the first thing that Allah will ask you about when you stand in front of him.

The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) taught us the perfect way to pray It is important to learn step by step what to say and what to do so that our Salah is excellent.

- Khushoo is not needed in daily prayers.الخشوع

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5) Fill in the spaces with the correct word:

Praying - Qiblah – Wudoo - right - mercy

a- …………..is the key to prayer.

b- Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is the ………….to all mankind.

c-Muslims are ordered to place their ………….. hand on their forearm when in the standing position in prayer.

d-When you stand for prayer, perform Wudoo well then face ……………….and make Takbeer and recite the Fatiha.

e-The Prophet (SAW) said:” pray as you see me………………. .”

6) Fill in the spaces with the suitable words:

sustenance – hostile – submission - praise

a-Allah revealed to His messenger Muhammad (SAW) that the most beloved things to Him at that time were: true faith and Jihad against --------------------- enemies of Muslims.

b- And do not think whoever killed in Allah’s way as dead; nay, they are alive and are provided with ----------------------- from their Lord.

c- All creations ----------------------- Allah and glorify Him.

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d- Allah’s path is Islam, and Islam is the total--------------------to God and following his guidance.

7)-Choose the correct answer that best completes the statement. (K:2 marks)

8- There is a spiritual punishment for hypocrites in this world. They are in a

constant state of fear before and after spreading their……………...

- Corruption -disruption

9- What is the reward of Martyrs after death?

- Jannah - Hell

3-Choose the word which is closest in meaning to the underlined words:

- “Say, truly, my prayer and my devotions, my life and my death, are (all) for God, the Cherisher of the Worlds.”

a) Hatred b) piety c) disobedience

-When it is said to the hypocrites, “Come, the Messenger of Allah will pray for your forgiveness,' they turn aside their heads, and you see them

. ”arroganceturning away their faces in

a) Modesty b) forgiveness c) pride

C-Islamic issues

Answer the following questions:

1) Define the following: (K: 2 mark)

Aleeman عليما: _________________________________________________________

Hakeem حكيم : __________________________________________________________

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2) Fill in the spaces with the suitable words:

Lord – hostile – guidance – praise

a-Allah revealed to His messenger Muhammad (SAW) that the most beloved things to Him at that time were: true faith and Jihad against --------------------- enemies of Muslims.

b- And do not think whoever killed in Allah’s way as dead; nay, they are alive and are provided with sustenance from their -----------------------.

c- All creations ----------------------- Allah and glorify Him.

d- Allah’s path is Islam, and Islam is the total submission to God and following his --------------------.

3) Write true or false:

To Allah belong the soldiers of the heavens and the earth, and ever is Allah Knowing and Wise.

Whoever is killed for the sake of Allah will not enter Jannah. The hypocrite has one personality. The prophet Mohammad (p) was sent as a mercy to all mankind.

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Read the following verses and answer the questions:

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

( يا أيها الذين آمنوا لم 1سبح لله ما في السموات وما في الرض وهو العزيز الحكيم )( إن الله يحب 3علون )( كبر مقتا عند الله أن تقولوا ما ل تف 2تقولون ما ل تفعلون )

ذ قال موسى لقومه يا قوم لم 4الذين يقاتلون في سبيله صفا كأنهم بنيان مرصوص ) ( وا ه قلوبهم والله ل يهدي القوم تؤذونني وقد تعلمون أني رسول الله إليكم فلما زاغوا أزاغ الل

ذ قال عيسى ابن مريم يا بني إسرائيل إني رسول الله إليكم مصدقا لما 5الفاسقين ) ( وا مه أحمد فلما جاءهم بالبينات قالوا بين يدي من التوراة ومبشرا برسول يأتي من بعدي اس

6هذا سحر مبين )

1) Where was this Surah revealed?

a) In Madinah

b) In Makkah

c) In At- Ta’if

2) This Surah describes:

a) The Muslims who adopt sincerity in Faith and the struggle with their lives in the cause of Allah.

b) The Muslims with weak faith as well as those who had entered Islam with a false profession of the Faith.

c) Disbelievers who denied the mission of Prophets Musa (p) and Isa (p).

d) All the above

" يا أي ها الذين آمنوا ل ت قولون ما ل ت فعلون " (3 (

This verse refers to:

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a) Whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth glorifies Allah. And He is the All-Mighty, the All-Wise.!

ing those who do not stand on their own words.Rebuk b)

4) Which of the following statements concerning the concept of “Martyrdom” is INCORRECT?

a) Death for the sake of Allah.

b) Shahadah means the holy struggle for Allah’s cause.

c) Torture on the Day of Judgment.

5) Circle the verse that states that Allah will not guide the disobedient sinners.)

a) فلما جاءهم بالبينات قالوا هذا سحر مبين

b) والله ل يهدي القوم الفاسقين

6) Explain verse 4: (K: 4

) (4) في سبيله صفا كأنهم بنيان مرصوص إن الله يحب الذين يقاتلون (________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Hadith: B)

( Complete the following Hadith -1

Abu Hurayrah (RA) reported, that the Messenger of Allah said:

“The best day on which, ……………………………………………………………………..

………………………………………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………………………………………

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…………………………………………………………………. expect on Friday) .”

2-Choose the correct answer that best completes the statement.

:) prayer meanscongregational The concept of (a)

Jama'ah-Salat al - Individual prayer -

In congregational prayer, the person standing in front, leading the b) ………………. people is called the

Imam - hypocrite -

c) The word” Al Hakeem” is defined as.

-The knowing - The wise 3-Choose the word which is closest in meaning to the underlined words:

- Salah is the most important aspect of worship for a Muslim. The best method of performing prayer is that demonstrated by Rasoolullah (SAW).

a) forbidden b) confirmed c) neglected

Tasbeeh and Du’aa The Prophet (SAW) used to make other kinds of -during bowing and prostration in his prayers.

a) Khutbah b) Recitation c) praising and supplication.

- Ja'far Ibn Abi Talib and his wife were devoted followers of Islam. They bore the harsh treatment and the persecution of the Quraysh with patience and steadfastness.

a) Disloyal b) loyal and dedicated c) regretful

Answer the following questions: ) 4

Define the following:

a) As-Samawat: ___________________________________________

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b) Al Aziz : _____________________________________________________

c) Fasiq: _________________________________________________

d) Jahannam : ___________________________________________

5) What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

1) Shahada: Testifying to God's Oneness:

The declaration "There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is His prophet."

2) Salat: Prayer.

General Features of Islamic Prayer

Five prayer times each day:

Early morning (Fajr)

Noon (Athuhr)

Mid-afternoon (Asr)

Sunset (Maghreb)

Evening (Ishaa)

Rak'ah: Bowing and prostration. Represents submission to God.

Ablutions, symbolic purification by washing hands, feet, etc. with water (or sand).

Qiblah, direction for prayer towards Mecca. Designated by Mihrab, niche in the wall.

Du'aa, :suplication

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Elements of Public prayer:

Masjid (Mosque):

Minaret (Tower for Athan to announce services).

Imam leads prayers. Worshippers stand behind in straight lines.

Imam or other scholar delivers a sermon (khutbah ) from the pulpit (minbar).

Women are not required to attend prayers. When they do, they usually stand behind the men.

Friday, Yawm al-Jum'ah (Day of Assembly), main day of public prayer.

3) Zakat: Giving charity.

Originally a free-will donation (Sadaqah).

Compulsory.

General rate: 2.5 % of income annually.

Given only to needy Muslims, or for religious purposes, etc.

4) Sawm: Fast

The revelation of the Qur'an.

During month of Ramadan, daylight hours.

Those who have medical exemptions etc. should fast at another time.

Eid-Fitr, Feast of Fast-breaking: at beginning of next month.

5) Hajj: Pilgrimage.

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Every Muslim man and woman (if physically and economically able) should try to make the pilgrimage to Makkah at least once in their life-time.

Ihram:

Donning of simple white garments.

Refraining from sex, haircuts, jewelry, arguing, hunting, nail clipping etc.

Importance of the Ka'ba, associations with Abraham, Hager Ishmael and Muhammad.

Tawaf: Circling Ka'ba seven times, emphasizing its centrality.

Touching black stone of Ka'bah

Sa'y: Running seven times between hills and drinking from Zamam spring (recalling Hager's running for water)

Throwing stones at stone "Satan"s (recalling the resistance to Satan's attempts to prevent Abraham from sacrificing Ishmael).

On eighth day pilgrims move to the desert and live in tents. Rituals performed there include:

Wuquf: Standing in prayer at the Plain of Arafatand Mount of Mercy.

Eid-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice): Head or household slaughters animal for feast. Meat is also distributed to the poor.

Return to Mekka for second circling of Ka'bah.

Most pilgrims also visit Medinah.

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6) What are the pillars of Iman (Faith)?

The Pillars of Faith (Iman) are essential to a Muslim’s life. Without

believing in these pillars one cannot be called a Muslim, even if a he or

she acts correctly in accordance with all aspect of Islamic jurisprudence.

Below are the Pillars of Iman, accompanied by a short explanation of

each one:

1: Belief in One Supreme God (Allah):

As Islam is a monotheistic religion, the first essential rule is to believe in

the Oneness of God, who is known to Muslims by many names and

attributes. One of His most supreme names is Allah.

2: Belief in Angels

Muslims are required to believe in the existence of angels (who are

created from a form of light). Muslims believes that all angels are the

servants of the God and do not obey anyone except Him, nor do they

have free will or the ability to disobey. Angels are responsible for many

things in the world, for example watching over humans.

3: Belief in the Books and Revelations

Another requirement of Islamic belief is to believe in the Holy Books that

were revealed to Prophets throughout history. These include the Qur’an,

revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

4: Belief in the Prophets

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Muslims are required to believe in all prophets and messengers who have

been sent by Almighty God. They should truly respect them. Muslims

believe that the first prophet was Adam and the last was Muhammad

(peace be upon them all).

5: Belief in the Day of Judgment:

No Muslim’s faith is complete without believing in the Day of Judgment.

One could argue that without Judgement Day there is not much benefit

in doing good or bad, being alive or dead. Life loses its meaning.

All Muslims should believe in these Pillars and act up on them. The Day

of Judgment is the day when good will be separated from bad. Anyone

who did good will gets their reward, and anyone who committed sin will

receive their punishment.

6: Belief in Fate (Qadar)

Qadar means fate. Muslims believe that all things are meant to happen.

Almighty God has written all things that happen to man. Therefore man

should be patient, since everything happens for a reason.