1) One of Musa's greatest fears was to go to the court of the Pharaoh from whom he had fled. What helped him gain the courage to face the Pharaoh once again?

1. The large group of followers, since they vowed to support and protect him against the Pharaoh.
2. The prayer and remembrance of Allah, since those who pray remain in the protection of Allah.
3. The weapons he had secretly concealed under his robe incase he had to put up a fight.
4. The knowledge that the Pharaoh had now grown old, hence he did not seem as intimidating or powerful to him as he had before.

2) What of the following forms of worship was first prescribed by Allah to Musa?

1. Prayer (Salah).
2. Fasting.
3. Pilgrimage.
4. Charity.

3) Prophethood was conferred upon Prophet Musa near:

1. Mount Tur.
2. Mount Marwah.
3. Mount Judi.
4. Mount Safa.

4) When Pharaoh saw death approaching he cried out to Allah with fear yet he was not delivered from his horrid fate. Why did Allah not respond to his call?

1. Because he called out when death was wrapped around his throat and there was not enough time for Allah to save him from the raging waters.
2. Because he had ridiculed, belittled and threatened the Prophet of Allah which is an unforgiveable sin in the sight of Allah.
3. Because he accepted Allah as being the only true god when death was wrapped around his throat, hence it was too late to repent.
4. Because the sins and crimes he had committed during his lifetime were too heinous and vile to be forgiven.

5) With regards to repentance:

1. All sins are unforgiveable even if a person accepts that there is no true god but Allah.
2. There is still one final chance for repentance even if death is at one's throat.
3. It is too late for a person to repent when death is at one's throat.
4. Some sins are still unforgiveable even if a person accepts that there is no true god but Allah.

6) Before carrying out other commands of Allah which of the following is required from a believer to form a strong connection between him and Allah?

1. Conversing with Allah directly.
2. Visualizing the image of Allah.
3. Praying to Allah (Salah).
4. All of the above.