Dec 11,2022
Class Work
Solving Questions Activity
Q.1. What are prophets and what are their duties?
Ans.Prophets are chosen people by Allah who have direct communication with Him. It is their duty to
convey the message of Allah to the mankind.
Q. 2. Who was Nuh? Describe some of his qualities?
Ans. Prophet Nuh was a true Prophet of Allah as mentioned in Quran. He was noble, kind trust worthy
and pure hearted person.
Q.No.3. What did his people say when Nuh began to call them to Allah?
Ans. They said,’’ If Allah had wished to send us a Messenger, He would have sent an angel and not a man
like us.
Q.No.4. What did Nuh’s childhood friends say particularly?
They said,’’ Nuh used to play with us. We sat together and often talk. We knew him from his childhood.
When had he been assigned the duty of Prophet?
Q. No.5 How did Prophet Nuh react to their cutting remarks?
Ans. Prophet Nuh said, I am a Messenger of Allah. My advice to you is sincere. I know from Allah that
you do not know.
Q.No.6. What different gods did Nuh’s people worship? What did they think of idol worship?
Ans. Nuh’s people worshipped five different gods named Wadh, Suwa, Yaghuth, Yauq and Nasr. They
thought worshipping idols was the best thing to do.
Q.No.7 What was Nuh’s message to his people?
He said to his people, worship Allah. You have no other god but Him. I fear for you the punishment of
dreadful day.
Q.NO.8 In what various ways did Nuh warn them? What was its result?
Ans. He spoke in public places. He spoke individuals. He advised them privately but the response was
very disappointing. Only few followed him.
Q.No.9. Why did the rich and wealthy reject Nuh’s message?
Ans. Because their wealth and pride became hurdle in accepting Prophet Nuh’s message.
Q.NO.10. What did they finally demand from Nuh?
Ans. They said, Bring upon the punishment you threaten us if you are a true Prophet.
Q.NO.11. What did Allah at last reveal to Prophet Nuh? What did his people say when they saw Nuh
building an ark?
Ans. Allah revealed Prophet Nuh to construct an ark because no more people will believe in him now.
Indeed they are to be drowned. They made a fun of him when they saw him building an ark.
Q.NO.12. What was Nuh’s reply to them?
Ans. He said, Only Allah will bring the punishment on you. You will not be able to escape it when it
comes.
Q.NO.13. Calling people to Allah is not an easy task. Describe some of the hardships faced by Nuh
during his mission.
Prophet Nuh preached his people for 950 years. People made a fun of him. They called him a mad man.
He was abused and threatened but he bore all this patiently.
Q.No.14. Allah is Merciful. He gives sufficient opportunity to wicked man so that they may repent,
believe and become pious. How long did Nuh preach his people? What was their end and why? What
lessons does this teach us?
Ans. Prophet Nuh preached his people for 950 years. Except few people, all rejected his message. So
they were punished by Allah in the form of dreadful flood. All were drowned. We learn that it is our duty
to follow our Holy Prophet otherwise we will be punished.
Q.NO.15. Describe the great flood that overtook Nuh’s people.
Ans. Due to continuous heavy rains, it converted into a dreadful flood and not a patch of the earth was
left without water. People ran for refuge but there was no escape. The flood swallowed the non
believers.
Q.NO.16. Men become good or bad through their own actions. Their noble birth and piety do not help
them in any way, if they turn their back to truth.
Ans. Yes of course, Men will be judged on the basis of their actions. If they do good deeds they will go to
Jannah. If they do bad actions they will be punished even they are born in noble and pious families. The
end of Prophet Nuh’s own is the best example of it.
Q. No. 17. What was the end of Nuh’s own son and why? What lesson should we learn from this?
Ans. He was drowned in the dreadful flood because he was unbeliever. We learn that being a member
of a noble and pious family does not work if a person is wicked.
Q.No. 18. What is the doctrine of incarnation?
Ans. It is a belief of Christians. According to it God took human form in the body of Jesus Christ. Islam
rejects this belief because it is Shirk as God (Allah) is unique and above from such things.