1) On the Day of Judgment, there will be no shade except for:

1. the shade of the Kabah, the House of Allah.
2. the shade of the palm trees planted by the believers during the time of the Prophet Muhammad.
3. the shade of the wings of angels.
4. the shade of one’s deeds, that will appear in the form of a cloud.
5. the shade of the Throne of Allah.

2) From the following, which type of person is not amongst those who will stand in the shade on the Day of Judgment?

1. A just ruler.
2. A man who remembered Allah in private and wept.
3. A man whose heart is attached to the mosques.
4. None of the above.

3) On the Day of Judgment, the effects of heat:

1. will be felt by everyone as if they have been standing in the scorching sun for half a life time.
2. will be felt by everyone as if they have been standing in the scorching sun for a few days.
3. will be felt by everyone as if they have been standing in the scorching sun for a few hours.
4. None of the above.

4) What will be the cause of intense heat on the Day of Judgment?

1. The close proximity between the sun and the people.
2. The heat waves emanating from the pits of the fire of hell.
3. The boiling lava beneath the Earth’s crust.
4. None of the above.

5) In accordance to the Prophetic hadith, what kind of mutual love leads one to stand in the shade on the Day of Judgment?

1. When two people love each other for Allah’s sake.
2. When two people love each other because they have blood relations.
3. When two people love each other because they are born Muslim.
4. When two people love each other because they are married to one another.

6) On the Day of Judgment people will perspire:

1. in accordance to how close they are standing near the sun.
2. in accordance to their deeds.
3. in accordance to their gender.
4. None of the above.

7) From the kinds of people who will be granted shade on the Day of Judgment, we understand that:

1. justice is an important concept in Islam.
2. charity is an important concept in Islam.
3. love for the sake of Allah is an important concept in Islam.
4. All of the above.

8) Why has the period of a person’s youth been given so much importance in Islam?

1. Youthfulness is a time when one is most vulnerable to the temptations of life and therefore it is a greater struggle to remain focused in pleasing Allah.
2. People in their youth are more energetic and enthusiastic and can direct their energy towards pleasing Allah.
3. People in their youth have a whole life ahead of them and can plan and lay the foundations of a fruitful life to please Allah.
4. All of the above.