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Final Term Questionnaire 2024 – 25

Grade 6 Subject: Islamiyat
Chapter 1: al Qur’an Kareem
Q. Write translation of the following verses.

Translation: “O my Lord! Open for me my chest (grant me self – confidence, contentment, and
boldness) and ease my task for me; and remove the incorrectness from my speech that they may
understand what I say”.
Chapter 4: Good Conduct and Character
Exercise Question a
Q1: Describe some deeds of generosity that the Holy Prophet’s companions showed
during their lives.
Answer: Hazrat Khadija (R.A): was known for her charity and generosity. The Doors of
her house were always open for the needy and the orphans and She (R.A) bought many
slaves from their cruel masters, and set them free.
Hazrat Usman (R.A): bought a well from Jews who did not allow the Muslims to use its
water, and gifted it to the Muslims.
Hazrat Ayesha (R.A): was also a very generous lady. She would forgo her own needs
when she saw someone else’s need and gave away whatever she had, to them.
Islam teaches us to be charitable and feel responsible for the poor and less fortunate in our
society. It makes sure that no one is left helpless.
Q2: As Muslims, how we are instructed to spend our wealth?
Answer: : All wealth belongs to Allah. It is He who has given it to us to use it the way He
has commanded us. We are just the custodians. Wealth is Allah’s amanat.
As Muslims, we are instructed to spend our wealth on the needs of our family, relatives,
orphans, and the needy around us. However, we are told not to waste or over spend our
wealth, so that may not become a liability for others.
“He, who has gathered wealth and counted it, thinks that his wealth will make him
last forever! No, never. He will surely be thrown into the crushing Fire (hell).
Q3: Explain moderation in the light of Quran. Describe how you would practice
moderation in your daily life?
Answer: The Quran calls the Muslims, “Ummat-e-Wast” – Moderate people. In every
field of life, Muslims are told to follow the middle path. To have a balance I life is not only
a virtue but it is also a secret of happiness and health.
When Holy Prophet S.A.W.W. found that some of his companions prayed all night and
observed fast for several months continuously, he S.A.W.W. told his companions not to
overdo it. “I pray but also sleep; I fast but also eat, even though I am truly afraid of
Allah. After all, your bodies also have a right on you”.
In everyday life we must practice moderation, when we speak it should not be so loud as to
be ear splitting nor so soft that other person cannot hear. Similarly, we must spend our
money moderately, we should eat enough to fill our stomachs and not to become gluttons
as overeating would cause health problems.
Q4: Islam has given us golden rules to follow in our lives. How does the lesson of
equality stand in today’s social setup?
Answer: We are all children of the same parents, Adam A.S and Hawwa R.A. and are
made from the earth (clay). No one is higher or lower than the other. We all are the same
for Allah. Allah calls us “Ashraful Makhlooqat” the best of his creation.
Example of equality in Today’s Social Set-up:
A very clear demonstration of equality is made during “Hajj”, when all differences
between people are eliminated. All Hajis wear the same kind of dress, the “Ihram”, and
bow down together shoulder to shoulder in front of the same “Ka’aba”. This is a clear
demonstration of equality in our social setup.
The Holy Prophet S.A.W.W. was an example of equality throughout his life. He S.A.W.W.
made no distinction between master and slaves, rich and poor, Arab and non-Arab,
Mohajirs and Ansar.

Q5: What does Quran say in Surah Maida about being just o the enemy? What does it
mean?
Answer: Punishments were the same for the rich and the poor, the high and the low.
The Quran warns Muslims:
“O believers! Stand out firmly for Allah as just witnesses to justice and do not let
hatred of others make you do wrong and move away from justice”. (Surah Al –
Maida, 5:8)
It means that when it comes to justice, let nothing affect you, neither you own self, nor your
parents, or relatives if the demand of justice happens to be against them, stay with justice.
Hostility against an enemy should not affect your judgment of Justice. Allah command us
to be just with everyone whether a friend or an enemy.
Q6: What do you mean by dignity of labour? How would you not be dependent on
others?
Answer: Labour means physical work or working with our hands.
If our dear Prophet SAWW could work with his hands, surely we should too as there is
great dignity in labour. A person who is ready to work with his own hands will not be
dependent on anyone. He will participate in the development around him. His family and
the society will benefit from his participation and not find him as a burden. He will not be
left begging and penniless and will have self-respect. He will never be proud and arrogant.
There is nothing sweeter than enjoying the fruits of your own labour.
Q7: What causes air pollution?
Answer: Pollution in air is mainly caused by smoke from factories, cars and buses. Smoke
emitting cars and buses should be repaired immediately. The best way to fight air pollution
is to grow more trees and they produce oxygen which purifies the air.
Q8: What two things are called Sadqa in this lesson?
Answer: In this lesson, two things called Sadqa are:
1. Removing garbage and thorns from the path of other people.
2. Holy Prophet Muhammad SAWW encouraged all Muslims to plant trees, do
farming and never to cut a green tree.
Q9: How did our Holy Prophet (S.A.W.W) promoted a clean environment?
Answer: Our dear Prophet (S.A.W.W) promoted a clean environment by encouraging
Muslims to plant trees and do farming and never to cut the green plants. He called planting
trees a Sadqa. He himself, along with his companions took part in tree plantation. Forest are
a big source of rich environment, so these should be preserved.
Q10: What should we do to keep our drinking water clean?
Answer: Water is very important for our survival. We use water not only to drink but in
cooking and cleaning too.
Unclean water can cause serious health problems. We must not throw waste near any
source of water meant for drinking purpose. Water containers should always be kept clean
and covered. Open drains should be closed, leaking pipes and taps should be repaired, and
water should not be wasted. To make sure the water we drink is clean and we must boil it
before drinking.
Q11: Why it is important that we help our needy relatives?
Answer: As Muslims, we are told to look after our relatives. We must help them if they
need anything. When we giving charity, we must first see if any of our relatives need it and
if so, it should be first given to them. With our help they will not go to the strangers,
begging for help. Our dear Prophet (S.A.W.W) said:
“One who cuts off relations with his relatives will not go to paradise.”
 Q12: How would you welcome a guest? Do the guests have any responsibilities?
Answer: Guest should be welcomed and treated with respect. They should be given proper
attention, fed well, made as comfortable as possible. Guests bring Allah’s blessings and
must be treated well.
Yes: Guests have some responsibilities as well. Guest are also instructed not to put their
host to much discomfort. If the host is uncomfortable by their presence or cannot afford to
keep them, they should not stay for too long and move out.

Spot test Questions

Spot Q(a): What is miserliness?
Answer: The literal definition of miserliness is “an excessive desire to save money and the
quality of being small or inadequate”.
Spot Q(b): Name two non-Arab Sahaba who lived in Madina in the times of Holy
Prophet (S.A.W.W).
Answer: There is a list of Non-Arab companions of Holy Prophet but two of them are:
1. Hazrat Bilal (R.A)
2. Hazrat Salman Farsi (R.A)
Spot Q(c): list some of the people who have rights on us.
Answer: Here is the list of people who have rights on us.
1. Rights of Parents
2. Rights of Relatives
3. Rights of Teachers
4. Rights of Neighbors
5. Rights of Guests
6. Rights of Sick
7. Rights of Children
8. Rights of Travelers
9. Rights of needy people
10. Rights of servants
Extended Questions about references
Q1 What does the Quran tell us about generosity in Surah Al – Hadid?
Answer: In the Quran Allah says: “Who is he that will lend Allah, a goodly loan; then Allah will
increase it manifold to his credit (in repaying); and he will have (besides) a good reward (i.e
Paradise).” Surah Al – Hadid, 57:11
Q2 What does the Quran tell us about qualities of virtuous people in Surah Al Dahr?
Answer: The Quran explains the qualities of virtuous people: “And they give food in spite of their
love for it (for the love of Him), to the needy, the orphan, and the captives (saying) ‘we feed
you seeking Allah’s Countenance only. We wish for no reward nor thanks from you’.”
Surah al – Dahr, 76: 8 – 9
Q3 What does the Quran tell us about miserliness in Suarh Al – Isra?
Answer: In the Quran Allah says: “Do not tie your hand to your neck (be miserly), or spread it
out too much (be wasteful) so that you become blameworthy and in severe poverty.”
Surah Al – Isra, 17:29
Q4 What does the Quran say about the people who gathered wealth and counted it in Surah
Al – Humazah?
Answer: The Quran explains about the people who gathered wealth and counted it: “He, who has
gathered wealth and counted it, thinks that his wealth will make him last forever! No, never.
He will surely be thrown into the crushing Fire (hell).
Surah Al Humazah, 104: 2 – 4
Exercise Question b
Fill in the blanks.
1. Generosity has a great importance in the Islamic Social setup.
2. The Holy Prophet SAWW said ‘What you eat is finished, what you wear is gone,
but what you give in Charity/Zakat is your saving (with Allah).
3. Our wealth should be earned honestly and spent for the right and Permissible
things.
4. Islam teaches us equality and justice among all humans.
5. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris R.A was also a slave, but he was freed and adopted as a son
by the Prophet SAWW.
6. At the time of the Battle of Ahzab, the Holy Prophet SAWW joined the sahaba in
digging the trench around Madina.
7. Hazrat Ibrahim A.S, Hazrat Moosa A.S, Hazrat Sho’aib A.S and our dear Prophet
SAWW all worked as shepherds.
8. Too loud a noise is called noise pollution.
9. Waste should not be thrown near any source of water.
10. Cleanliness is part of our Iman.
11. Guest bring Allah’s blessing and must be treated well.
12. A sick person is close to Allah and He listens to his dua’s.

Exercise Question c
State whether True or False.
1. The Qur’an calls Muslims ummat-e-wast.
2. Every Muslim must be just to himself and to others.
3. Priesthood or self-denial is not recommended in Islam.
4. We must eat to our hearts content, too bothering about our health.
5. We should wait and hope that things will happen by themselves.
6. The best way to fight air pollution is to cut down trees.
 Theme & Importance of Surah Al - Zuha

Translation: By the growing brightness of the morning. And by the night when it
covers. Your Lord has not forsaken you, nor He was disgust. And undoubtedly, the
following one is better for you than the preceding one. And undoubtedly, soon your
lord shall give you so much that you shall be satisfied. Did He not find you an orphan,
then give you shelter? And He found you drown in His love, therefore gave away unto
Him. And He found you needy so He enriched you. So, not pressure over orphan. And
chide not the beggar. And publicize well the favours of your Lord.
Qa. Describe the main theme of Surah Al – Zuha.
Theme:
Theme of this passage is God’s special relation with the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.W) especially
in times of crises and difficulty .The passage was revealed after a long break that worried the
Prophet, and his Makkan enemies began to mock him. God consoled him re-assuring that He
would not abandon him.
“With every difficulty there is ease”.
Qb. Explain the importance of Surah Al – Zuha in Muslims life today.
Importance:
The theme of this passage teaches Muslims the importance of faith in God’s help. The Holy
Prophet (S.A.W.W) was re-assured by God in the midst of mockery in Makkah. Muslims
should belief that all messengers of Allah were rejected but they remained firm in their
mission. Therefore as Muslims we should have Firm belief in Allah and never lose hope in
our crises and difficulty.
 Chapter 5: Some Famous Personalities of Islam

Exercise Question A
Q1: Describe the early years of Baba Farid’s education.
Answer: When Baba Farid’s had completed his early religious at the age of 7 in Khotwal ,
his mother sent him to Multan for higher education. There he stayed in a Mosque where he
learnt the Holy Quran by heart and studied Hadith, fiqh, Philosophy, and logic under the
tutorship of Moulana Minhajuddin. He was the disciple of “Khwaja Qutbuddin
Bakhtiyar Kaki”. Baba Farid toured several Islamic countries when he was only 18 years
old. He travelled to “Baghdad, Jerusalem, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Makkah and
Madina” meeting many great saints and Sufis.
Q2: How did Bab Farid come to be known as Ganj-e- Shakar?
Answer: It is said that once some traders were taking sugar on camels from Multan to
Dehli. When Baba Farid asked them what they were carrying. They replied that it is salt.
Baba Farid then replied yes salt, it may be. When they arrived in Dehli, the owner were
surprise to find salt in place of sugar in their bags. Extremely worried and ashamed of
themselves, the traders return to Multan and apologized to Baba Farid who said, “If it is
sugar so it shall be sugar. “When they return to Dehli, they were surprised to find sugar by
the grace of all mighty Allah. This is how he got the title of “Ganj-e-Shakar”.
Q3: How did Sultan Salahuddin treat the defeated Crusaders when the Muslims took
Jerusalem?
Answer: Sultan Salahuddin treatment to defeated Crusaders was exemplary. Unlike the
Crusaders who had mercilessly killed and butchered Muslims when they occupied
Jerusalem, the Sultan treated the Crusaders with kindness and humanity. He pardoned the
Christians living in Jerusalem. The soldiers were allowed to leave after payment of a very
small ransom, and ransom for thousands, who had no money was paid by the Sultan
himself. Those who left the city were allowed to take all their bags and baggage with them.
So, such was the nice treatment of Sultan.
Q4: Why do you think Sultan is still remembered by the west? Is it because of his
bravery and acumen in war or for being a kind- hearted person or both?
Answer: Sultan Salahuddin is still remember by the west because of both of his bravery
and acumen in war and also for being a kind hearted person. He was not only brave soldier
but also a man who practiced to be good even to his enemies and not always be looking for
revenge. The personality of this son of Islam is a guiding light for us to live our life
fearlessly, with wisdom and at the same time being just and kind hearted. When he died the
world lost one of the bravest and most humane monarch. Today, he is still the symbol of
bravery and humanity for all over the world.
 Q5: Write a brief sketch of Ibn Khaldun’s life.
Answer: Ibn Kalduns was born in Tunnis in 1332. Up to the age of 19 he memorized
Quran, learnt Arabic grammar, Islamic law and poetry. He visited many countries and was
renowned everywhere. He was appointed on influential positions and high ranks many
time. He started writing his famous book Muqaddama at the age of 42, in Constantinople.
For research, he went to Egypt, and from where he went for Hajj and after coming back he
became the lecturer of Hadith and chief Maliki Judge in Cairo. He was so influential that he
was able to change the mind of Taimur about the plan of war. He was died at the age of 74
and buried in Sufi graveyard in Cairo.
Extended Question
Q. Write a note on Hazrat Ayesha R.A Life.
Answer: Hazrat Ayesha R.A was the daughter of Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq R.A. She grew up
in a truly Muslim environment.
Hazrat Ayesha R.A was given the title of “Siddiqa” (The Truthful daughter of a truthful
father). Being very courageous she took part in “Ghazva-e-Uhad & Ghazva-e-Khandaq”
In Ghazva-e-Uhad she nursed the wounds of the Holy Prophet SAWW and went around with
water for the injured. In Ghazva-e-Khandaq she would often come out of her encampment
study the battlefield.
Her memory was remarkable around 2210 Ahadth were recorded through her. She was a
great source of guidance and knowledge for the Muslims. They asked solutions in the light
of her knowledge and she helped them with her advice.

Spot test Questions

Spot Q (a): How long did Hazrat Ayesha (R.A) lived after the death of Holy Prophet
(.S.A.W.W)?
Answer: Hazrat Ayesha (R.A) lived 48 years after the death of Holy Prophet (.S.A.W.W)?
Spot Q (b): Who was Baba Farid a disciple of?
Answer: Baba Farid was the disciple of Khawaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki.
Spot Q(c): Who was Sultan Nooruddin Mehmood?
Answer: Sultan Nooruddin Mehmood was the ruler of Syria.
Spot Q(d): How many pieces of gold did the besieged Muslims offer to pay to
Crusaders as ransom?
Answer: 200,000 pieces of gold were given as ransom to the crusaders.
Exercise Question b
Write whether True or False.
1. Hazrat ‘Ayesha R.A’ was the daughter of Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq R.A.
2. Baba Fariduddin Ganj-e-Shakar was born in 1179 in Khotwal, a village in Sindh.
3. Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, was a disciple of Baba Farid.
4. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi was born in Tikrit, in 1237.
5. It was after more than 80 years that Azaan was heard from the Masjid Al-Aqsa
when Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi reoccupied Jerusalem.
6. Ibn Khaldun wrote his famous Muqaddama at the age of 50.
 Khalid bin Waleed R.A

Q. Write an account on the contribution of Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed R.A.

Answer: Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed R.A belongs to the Quraish tribe. He accepted Islam after the
Treaty of Hudabiya. He was a brave and courageous warrior. For this the Holy Prophet SAWW give
him the Title of “Saif Ullah – The Sword of Allah”.

During the Battle of Uhad he changed the tide of the battle when he attacked the Muslims force
from behind them, thus changing their victory into almost defeat. When Hazrat Abu Bakr R.A sent
him as a commander of an army to crash the apostates, he said that he had heard that Prophet
SAWW say about him: “He is the best slave of Allah, a sword of Allah that he has unsheathed
for the disbelievers, the hypocrites and polytheists”.

During the conquest of Makkah he was appointed as a leader of one of the four squadrons into
which the Holy Prophet SAWW divided his army.
In 21 A.H/624 C.E, he fell ill. The illness proved fatal and he died.

Descendants of the prophet SAWW

Q. Write an account on the descendants of the Prophet SAWW.
Answer:
 Hazrat Qasim R.A was the eldest son and passed away in infancy.
 Hazrat Abdullah R.A was born during the period of Prophethood and was called “Tayyab” and
“Tahir”. He also passed away in infancy.
 Hazrat Ibrahim R.A was the son of the Prophet SAWW from his wife, Maria Qitbiya R.A. he died
while he was eighteen months old. The Holy Prophet SAWW was very sad on his death. “The eyes
weep and the heart is sad, but we do not say anything to incur the anger of Allah. We are sad, O
Ibrahim!” (Sahih Bukhari)
 Hazrat Zainab R.A was born in Makkah. She was married to her mother’s nephew Abdul Aas. She has
2 children’s Hazrat Ali R.A & Hazrat Umama R.A She embraced Islam, but was left in Makkah when
the Holy Prophet SAWW migrated to Madina. Her hsband was not a Muslim and fought against
Muslims in the battle of Badr. He was brought as a captive before the Holy Prophet SAWW. For his
ransom, Hazrat Zainab R.A sent a necklace that had been given to her by her mother. The Prophet
SAWW returned the necklace and released Abdul AAs on one condition that he would sent Hazrat
Zainab R.A to Madina, which he did. Hazrat Zainab R.A died in 8 A.H, as a result of a wound inflicated
upon her, by an enemy of Islam, while she was migrated to Madina.
 Hazrat Rouqaiya R.A was born three years later after the birth of Hazrat Zainab R.A. She was married
to Utba, son of Abu Lahab. When the Prophet SAWW declared his mission, Abu Lahab became his
enemy and asked his son to divorce Rouqaiya R.A, which he did. Later, she was married to Hazrat
Usman R.A. both of them were migrated to Abyssinia. They came back to Makkah in the 10th year of
Prophet-hood. A few years later she migrated to Madina with her husband. She fell ill and died in 2 A.H.
at the time of Battle of Badr.
 Hazrat Umme Kalsoom R.A was the third daughter of Prophet SAWW. She was married to Utaiba son
of Abu Lahab. When the Prophet SAWW declared his mission, Abu Lahab became his enemy and asked
his son to divorce Hazrat Umme Kalsoom R.A, which he did. She migrated to Madina with her
stepmother Hazrat Sawdah R.A. after the death of her sister Rouqaiya R.A, she was married to Hazrat
Usman R.A. She died in 9 A.H.
 Hazrat Fatima R.A was the youngest daughter of Prophet SAWW, who was born five years before the
Prophet-hood. She was migrated to Madina with her stepmother Hazrat Sawdah R.A. In 2 A.H. she was
married to Hazrat Ali R.A. like other Mahajireen, they too, faced extremely poverty. She had 3 sons
Hassan, Hussain and Mohsin and 2 daughters Umme Kalsoom and Zainab. She died in 11 A.H, just 6
months later after her father’s death.
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