1) The best thing one can do for non-Muslim parents is:

1. fulfill all their demands.
2. throw lavish parties in their honor and entertain them.
3. pray to Allah for their guidance.
4. not to bring up the discussion of religion ever in front of them.

2) The Islamic stand on parental rights is that:

1. it regards the rights of both Muslim and non Muslim parents.
2. it dismisses the regard for the rights of both Muslim and non Muslim parents.
3. it regards only the rights of Muslim parents.
4. it regards only the rights of non Muslim parents.

3) When confronting one’s parents with the announcement of conversion one should:

1. try as much as possible to dispel any fears they may have about Islam or your acceptance.
2. be polite and courteous.
3. let them know you care for them and will pray for them.
4. All of the above.

4) Choose a true statement:

1. Parents are to be obeyed only if you are living with them under one roof.
2. Parents are to be obeyed only if they do not ask you to disobey Allah or His Messenger and violate Islamic teachings.
3. Parents are to be obeyed only if your heart feels like it.
4. Parents are to be obeyed unconditionally.

5) Why must we respect and obey our parents?

1. Because our future inheritance depends on them.
2. Because it is a way of showing gratitude to them for the sacrifices they made and the care they took in rearing us.
3. Because they may punish and rebuke us if we don’t.
4. Because they may humiliate us in front of our friends.