Unit1, Lesson1-Surah Al-Kahf(1-8)

NOTES
Q1: MCQ:
1 How many verses are in Surah Al Kahf.
a). 110 b). 115 c). 130
2 Surah Al Kahf was revealed in
a) Makkah b) Madina c) Cave Hira
3 Wordly life is a……….
a) .permanent b) .long time c) test
4. The great blessing of Allah, glory be to Him,is

a) Angle b) .Prophet Muhammad PBUH c) .Holy Qur`an

5. The false argument is that Allah has

a) Son c) daughters c) Universe

6. Who was the servant of Allah that the scripture was revealed unto him in the first eight verses of

Surah Al- Kahf?

a. Prophet Musa (PBUH) b. Prophet Eesa(PBUH) c. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

7. This worldly life is a place of ……….

a. everlasting b. adornment c. enjoyment

8. Surah Al- Kahf was revealed in ………. .

a. Makkah b. Madinah c. Ta`if

9. Allah revealed the following scriptures to his servants, match them according to their revealed

scriptures.

(A) (B)

Muhammad (PBUH) Injeel

Musa (PBUH) Qur`an

Eesa (PBUH) Taurah(Torah)

Q2: Answer the following:
Q:1 What did the polytheists use to say about Allah?
Ans. That angels are daughters of Allah

Q:2 Allah has a reward of goodness to which people?

Ans. To the people who do righteous deeds

Q3. Summarize the first eight verses of surah al-kahf in two lines-
Ans. All praises belong to Allah who has revealed the scripture (Qur`an) unto his servant
(Muhammad-SAW) and never made it crooked but rather upright, in order that he will warn those who
falsely claim that Allah begets a son, with no evidence supporting their claim, not even from their
forefathers. And giving glad tidings to those who do righteous deeds of a good reward. Allah purposely
created this earth as an adornment to test people who are best in sincerity, because this world would be
turned to a barren land without any plant on it.

Q4. Write the story behind the revelation of surah Al- Kahf?
Ans.

Q5. There are four main significant events in surah Al- Kahf, mention them?
Ans. The four main significant events in surah Al Kahf are-
(I). the people of the cave (II). Owners of two gardens (III). Prophet Moosa (AS) and Khidir (IV).
Dhul-Qarnayn.