1) The word 'taqwa' means:

1. God-consciousness.
2. piety.
3. fear of Allah.
4. All of the above.

2) When a person attains taqwa he is able to perform righteous deeds and avoid those which are forbidden because:

1. he is conscious of Allah's presence and knowledge.
2. he develops supernatural powers.
3. he has the distinction of reaching the parallel of the Prophets.
4. he is absolved from all responsibilities in this world.

3) By acquiring taqwa, a person is able to:

1. foretell future event.
2. benefit from its many fruits.
3. attain complete salvation from the devil’s promptings.
4. regard himself as being superior to all creation.

4) Having taqwa of Allah causes a person’s affairs in this world to:

1. become easy.
2. become more difficult and unbearable.
3. remain the same, since taqwa is solely related to a person’s relationship with Allah and has nothing to do with the affairs of this world.
4. None of the above.

5) In what manner should a person with taqwa perform righteous deeds?

1. In a hesitant and half-hearted manner.
2. In an overconfident and boastful manner.
3. In a perfect and excellent manner, with ihsan.
4. In a casual manner.