1) What should be the purpose for reading the Quran?

1. To receive guidance from its teachings.
2. To grow firm in faith and grow spiritually.
3. To understand and ponder over its meaning.
4. All of the above.

2) Many verses in the Quran have a historical context; they refer to certain people or a specific incident. How can one relate to these verses in our times?

1. The examples and moral lessons derived from these accounts are still relevant to our lives and provide guidance for our own time and context.
2. The Quran was sent for the ancient nations and has no relevance to modern life.
3. Only the knowledge of scientific facts contained in the Quran can be applied in modern day scientific findings and research.
4. None of the above.

3) Every Muslim should read the Quran:

1. at least once in his lifetime.
2. only in the month of Ramadan.
3. at least once a year.
4. on a regular basis.

4) What should be the intention for reading the Quran?

1. To read it sincerely, solely for the sake of Allah’s pleasure and receive guidance from its teachings.
2. To read it in a melodious manner and win the praise of people.
3. To read it in a critical manner trying to discover any contradictions in the Quran.
4. All of the above.

5) Select the statement which is true of the Quran:

1. The Quran will be lifted from our hands before the Day of Resurrection and the reward for its recitation is limited only to the worldly life.
2. The Quran should be recited on a regular basis as it will come as an advocate for its companion on the Day of Resurrection.
3. The Quran should be recited as its recitation holds the key to Paradise.
4. The Quran is merely a book of guidance for this world after which it holds no importance in the Hereafter.