EMIRATES FUTURE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY, ABU DHABI

ANSWER KEY REVISION WORKSHEET-1-(2023- 2024)

GRADE: IV ISLAMIC EDUCATION
Fill in the blanks:
1. Fasting is ______________ for every sane Muslim. (obligatory)
2. Selfishness and love of money is __________ (stinginess)
3. __________ person is loved by Allah and close to His creatures. (A generous)
4. The Messenger of Allah (PBUH) urges us to _________ and thank Allah when we
finish eating or drinking. (praise)
5. The obligation of money Zakat and Al- Fitr charity is ___________whereas the
voluntary charities have no specific time. (compulsory)
6. _______________the fasting was made obligatory. (In the 2nd Hijri year)
7. _______________was the third Caliph of Muslims. (Uthman bin Affan R.A)
8. The Messenger of Allah (PBUH) said, “Do not _______your neighbors. (harm)
9. The “external support” means _________support. ((Uncle Abu Talib)
10.Uthman bin Affan (R.A) was the most beloved, due to his _______and _______
(generosity – modesty)
11.___________is one of the believers ‘morals. (Patience)
12.__________ should be given purely for the sake of Allah. (Charity)
13.Abu Talib, the uncle of the Prophet, died in the __________ (10th Year of
Prophethood)
14. We should praise and thank Allah always and in all _______ (cases)
15.In Ramadan, the night that is better than a thousand months is ________
(the night of Al- Qadr)
16.The “internal support” means _____________support. (Khadijha R.A)
17.Allah’s Messenger (PBUH) said,” Patience is an illuminating _____.” (Torch)
Answer the following questions:
Q:1 What are the two most important qualities of Uthman (R.A)?
Ans: The most important qualities are.
a. Generosity
b. Modesty
Q:2 In which Hijri year was fasting made obligatory?
Ans: In the 2nd Hijri Year, fasting made obligatory.
Q:3 How many types of generosity?
Ans: There are some types of generosity.
a) Generosity to Allah.
b) Generosity to the Prophet (PBUH).
c) Generosity to the soul.
d) Generosity to parents, relatives, and friends.

Q:4 Why was the 10th year of Prophethood called the year of sorrow?
Ans: : In the tenth Year of Prophethood Abu Talib, the uncle of the Prophet died.
Shortly, his wife Khadijha (R.A) died. They were the most loved by him and the closest
people to his heart.
The Prophet (PBUH) was extremely saddened by their death. That year was called the
“Year of sorrow”.

Q:5 What is the meaning of “Dhu Al- Nurain”?

Ans: The Possessor of two lights.

Q:6 What is the definition of fasting

Ans: Fasting is to avoid eating and drinking and other actions from dawn till sunset.

Q:7 Why was Uthman bin Affan (R.A) given the title of “Dhu Al-Nurain”?
Ans: Because he was married to two daughters of the Prophet (PBUH). The first was
Ruqqaiya (R.A) and then upon her death, he was married to Umm Kulthum (R.A).

Q:8 What are the benefits of fasting?

a) It teaches us to love the holy Quran and to recite it as a form of worship.
b) It strengthens the body and heals some diseases.
c) It makes the stomach comfortable.
d) It teaches us to show mercy, patience, and kindness to the poor.
e) It teaches us to eat and drink in an orderly manner.
f) It teaches us to fear Allah both in secret and in public.

Q:9-Who should fast during Ramadan?

Ans: Every sane, adult, and non-travelling Muslim should fast.

Q:10 What does the term “Charity” mean?

Ans: It is the gift by which we seek the reward of Allah.
Q:12 How many types of charity are there in Islam?
Ans: There are two types of charities.
a) Obligatory charity (Zakat, Zakat Al- Fitr and vow)
b) Voluntary charity (no specific time)
Q: 13- What are the reasons behind the difficulties and the hardships?
Ans: (a) Allah wants to test our patience.
(b) Allah wants to wipe out our sins.

Write the meaning of the Quranic words.

ٍ ۢ ‫ض َِر‬
‫يع‬ a kind of thorns that they cannot benefit from nor satisfy their hunger.

ِ ‫ ٱ ْلغَ ٰـ‬the day of Judgment

‫شيَ ِة‬

ٌ‫ﺎﺻﺑَ ۭة‬
ِ ‫َﺎﻣﻠَ ۭةٌ ﱠﻧ‬
ِ ‫ ﻋ‬they look tired and miserable.

‫ﻋي ٍْن َءاﻧِيَ ۢ ٍة‬

َ a spring of very hot water.

ٌ‫شﻌَة‬
ِ ‫َﺧ ٰـ‬ motionless and humiliated.

‫َو َز َرا ِﺑ ﱡ‬
‫ى‬ couches and carpets.

ُ ‫َوﻧَ َﻣ ِﺎر‬
‫ق‬ silk cushions