1) Select a correct statement with regards to du'a :

1. A Muslim should ask only for things pertaining to this world.
2. A Muslim should ask only for things pertaining to the hereafter.
3. A Muslim should ask for things pertaining to this world and the hereafter.
4. A Muslim should not ask for anything pertaining to the world or the hereafter, rather he should strive to attain what he desires only through his own struggle and effort.

2) Whilst making du'a, Allah should be addressed with:

1. His names mentioned either in the Quran or Sunnah.
2. His names mentioned only in the Quran.
3. His names mentioned only in the Sunnah.
4. A person may address Allah with any name he likes as long as it personifies the Greatness of Allah, such as the 'Big Boss' and 'Big Guy'.

3) A person is closest to his Lord in the posture of:

1. prostration.
2. standing.
3. bending at the knees.
4. lying down.

4) When the time for prayer approaches, du'a is more likely to be accepted if it is made:

1. a little before the Adhan is called.
2. after the Iqama has been called.
3. between the Adhan and Iqama.
4. at least an hour before the Adhan.

5) In which day, is there an hour where a Muslims du’a is more likely to be accepted?

1. Sunday.
2. Saturday.
3. Thursday.
4. Friday.

6) A friend of yours buys a lottery ticket and informs you of how he made ‘du'a’ earnestly to Allah to help him win the lottery.  You would respond by:

1. encouraging him further to make regular supplication to Allah until he wins the lottery.
2. discouraging him to earn through impermissible means and encouraging him pray to Allah to provide him through permissible means only.
3. encouraging him to have strong faith in Allah as Allah is Merciful and answers all supplication regardless of what is asked for.
4. discouraging him from making supplication to Allah as winning the lottery is merely based on whether a person is lucky or not.

7) Du'a is more likely to be accepted if it is made:

1. in the last third of the night.
2. in the first part of the night.
3. in the second third of the night.
4. at the time of sunset.