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This document contains Islamic revision notes and questions covering various topics such as honesty, Surah Yasin, and security aspects of Islam. The content includes explanations and examples, making it suitable for Islamic studies revision.

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1.How does honesty affect daily life, and how can you practice it like Prophet Muhammad (SAW)? Ans- Honesty builds trust and peace. In Surah Yasin, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is shown as a truthful messenger who conveyed Islam with honesty despite opposition, highlighting the importance of honesty in gu...

1.How does honesty affect daily life, and how can you practice it like Prophet Muhammad (SAW)? Ans- Honesty builds trust and peace. In Surah Yasin, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is shown as a truthful messenger who conveyed Islam with honesty despite opposition, highlighting the importance of honesty in guiding others. 2.What is significance verse 11 from Surah Yasin “You can only warn one who follows the message and fears the Most Merciful unseen. So, give him good tidings of forgiveness and noble reward.” Ans-Verse 11 of Surah Yasin emphasizes sincerity and faith in accepting Islam. It teaches that guidance reaches only those who truly listen and fear Allah with reverence. For such believers, the verse promises forgiveness and paradise as a reward for their faith and obedience. Provide related reference from Quran or Hadith: Surah Al-Baqarah (2:2): "This is the Book about which there is no doubt, a guidance for those conscious of Allah." Surah Al-Imran (3:200): "O you who have believed, persevere and endure and remain stationed and fear Allah that you may be successful." Surah Al-Mulk (67:12): “Indeed, those who fear their Lord unseen will have forgiveness and a great reward.” Surah Yasin 36:11, this verse promises forgiveness and reward for those who fear Allah sincerely, even though they cannot see Him. Related reference from Hadith: Sahih Muslim (Book 1, Hadith 348): "Whoever Allah wants good for; He gives him understanding of the religion." This Hadith reflects the concept of guidance, which is granted to those who sincerely follow Allah's message, as mentioned in Surah Yasin verse 11. Sahih al-Bukhari (Volume 9, Book 93, Hadith 503): "The one who shows you the truth, follow him." This Hadith encourages following the truth, just as Surah Yasin emphasizes listening to the message and accepting it from those who are truthful, like the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Real life example: In school, Ali found a phone left behind by a classmate. Instead of keeping it, he handed it over to the teacher. His honesty made him respected by his classmates and teachers. This shows how, like in Surah Yasin, being honest leads to good results, such as trust and respect. 1.What is significance of the verse 3 from Surah Yasin Indeed you, [O Muhammad], are from among the Messengers (3)? Ans-Surah Yasin, verse 3, confirms Muhammad (PBUH) as Allah’s chosen messenger. It testifies to his mission of delivering Allah’s message to humanity. This strengthens the truth and credibility of his teachings. 2.How does Surah Yasin, verse 12, describe Allah's ability to resurrect and His recording of deeds? “Indeed, it is We who bring the dead to life and record what they put forth and the traces (of good and bad deeds) they left behind, and all things We have enumerated in a clear register. (12)” Ans- Surah Yasin, verse 12, teaches that Allah has the power to resurrect the dead and knows all actions. He records people's deeds and their lasting effects, whether good or bad. Everything is preserved for accountability in a clear record. The reasons for supplications being answered from the following Hadith 3- What could be the reasons Allah has prohibited gambling and riba (interest) in Islam? Gambling and Riba (interest) are forbidden in Islam because they cause harm and injustice. Gambling wastes wealth and creates conflict, while Riba exploits the poor and benefits the rich unfairly. Islam forbids them to promote fairness and peace in society. 4- What is the significance of security for both the individual and society, and how does it shape their stability and progress? Provide examples to illustrate its impact. Aspect Significance/Importance Example For Provides protection from harm A person who feels safe at home Individuals can relax and focus on building their career or studying effectively. Promotes mental well-being by A student in a secure school reducing stress and fear of environment can focus on learning danger. without worrying about threats. Enables individuals to make A worker in a stable job plans and achieve goals with environment feels secure enough to confidence. save for future goals For Society Creates a peaceful environment A neighborhood with active free from violence. community policing reduces crime and encourages investment. Boosts economic growth by In a secure city, shops remain open ensuring business safety. late, and people freely shop, boosting the local economy. Strengthens social bonds and A safe community organizes events trust. and festivals, promoting unity and cultural exchange. How supplication helps one get closer to Allah? Ans- Supplication brings one closer to Allah by showing humility and trust in Him. It involves asking Allah for help in both good and bad times. Allah answers the supplicant’s call when they sincerely seek His assistance. 1.Explain how Islam upholds the principles of security and peace, using examples from the Seerah for support. Ans. Islam promotes security and peace through its teachings of justice, compassion, and mutual respect. It encourages fair treatment of others, resolving conflicts peacefully, and protecting the rights of all individuals. examples:-  Justice: Islam promotes fairness, ensuring safety and respect for all.  Forgiveness: The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) forgave enemies, promoting peace.  Community Responsibility: Islam encourages caring for neighbors and the less fortunate, building trust.  Rights of Neighbors: The Prophet (SAW) highlighted kindness to neighbors for social harmony. Related references from the Seerah: Forgiveness during the Conquest of Makkah: When the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) entered Makkah as a conqueror, he forgave those who had persecuted him and his followers. He said to the Makkans, "Go, for you are free." (Sunan Ibn Majah) Treaty of Hudaybiyyah: The Prophet (SAW) made a peace treaty with the Quraysh to avoid bloodshed, demonstrating Islam's focus on peace even in difficult circumstances. (Sahih al-Bukhari) How the following behavior danger for the security of society? Ans. What are the differences and similarities between Istikhara prayer and Istisqa prayer? Correct the wrong concept 1-How do patience and reliance on Allah contribute to understanding and accepting divine decree in Islam? Ans-Patience and trust in Allah help believers accept His will with peace. Patience keeps them calm during hard times, while trust reassures them that Allah’s plan is always for the best. These qualities strengthen their faith. 2-What is the meaning and significance of the verses, "And that man can have nothing but what he strives for" (39) and "And that the fruit of his striving will soon come in sight" (40) from Surah al-Najm? Ans- The verses from Surah al-Najm highlight the balance between human effort and Allah's will. They encourage striving for goals but remind us that outcomes are part of Allah’s divine plan. Efforts are important, but the results are determined by Allah's wisdom and timing. These verses teach us to trust in Allah's plan while working hard. 3-What is the meaning of Qadar in Islam, and what are the six essential pillars of faith that every Muslim should believe in? short and easy anser Ans: Qadar in Islam refers to the belief in divine predestination, meaning that everything that happens in life is part of Allah's plan, and He has knowledge of all things, both past and future. The six essential pillars of faith that every Muslim should believe in are: What are the benefits of believing in Al-Qadr (divine predestination)? Ans:

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