1) What is/are the benefits of tawakkul?

1. Relief from unnecessary anxiety, worry, and depression.
2. Ability to accept Allah’s decree and be content with it.
3. Carefree life requiring no effort or hard work.
4. Not having to face any trials or hardships in life.
5. Option A and B.

2) Which of the following deters a person from having complete reliance on Allah?

1. Arrogance about one’s personal strengths.
2. Lack of one’s own efforts.
3. Non acceptance of Allah’s decree.
4. Lack of precautionary measures.
5. All of the above.

3) Imaan is:

1. only to have faith in the heart.
2. a combination of faith and action.
3. another word for the five pillars of Islam.
4. None of the above.

4) Select a true statement.

1. Tawakkul implies that a person be lazy and laid back since he has left his affairs to Allah.
2. Tawakkul means we should give up our efforts knowing that Allah will resolve our challenges.
3. Tawakkul implies striving and working, and at the same time depending upon Him.
4. None of the above.

5) David, a new Muslim has decided to leave his unlawful job and make a lawful living for himself. Which of the following situations should he take up in order to achieve his goal?

1. He should maintain a laid back attitude and not search for another job, knowing that Allah will surely provide for him.
2. He should strive and work hard with the attitude that Allah will help take care of his affairs.
3. He should sit at home and believe strongly in his heart that Allah will surely provide him daily sustenance without him having to earn a living.
4. None of the above.

6) “Reliance on Allah” is referred to in Arabic as:

1. tawakkul.
2. tasleem.
3. tawassul.
4. Tadabur.