1) What were the factors that led to the ultimate success of Prophet Yusuf?

1. His ability to outsmart his elder brothers.
2. His patience, perseverance and staying away from sin.
3. His good fortune and good luck.
4. All of the above.

2) What is the wisdom behind the pain and suffering endured by Yusuf during the years before his Prophethood?

1. They were trials sent by Allah to mold Yusuf's character and establish him as a Prophet.
2. They were all trials sent by Allah to see how much hardship it would take before Yusuf finally broke down and repented.
3. They were all trials sent by Allah to make Yusuf's brothers realize how grateful they are for not being given a similar fate.
4. They were all trials sent by Allah, however there was no wisdom behind it.

3) What was the reason behind the jealous rage directed towards Prophet Yusuf by his elder brothers?

1. They were jealous of his bond with their elderly father.
2. They were jealous of his surreal beauty.
3. They were jealous of his amassed wealth.
4. They were jealous of his miraculous ability to interpret dreams.

4) What does the act of being patient require of us?

1. to stop ourselves from despairing.
2. to be in control in times of sadness and worry.
3. to refrain from complaining.
4. All of the above.

5) What was the fate of Prophet Yusuf after he was separated from his family during his teenage years?

1. He was unlawfully convicted for committing murder and sent to prison.
2. He was brutally beaten up by a band of gypsies and left to die.
3. He was sold into slavery.
4. None of the above.

6) What was the relation of Prophet Yaqub to Prophet Yusuf?

1. He was his father.
2. He was his younger brother.
3. He was his uncle.
4. He was his cousin.

7) In Christianity the name 'Yusuf' is mentioned in the Bible as:

1. Joshua.
2. Joseph.
3. Jacob.
4. Jonah.

8) In times of stress and anxiety one must be patient, this means:

1. being able to accept what is beyond our control, not to despair and refrain from complaining.
2. taking medication to relieve the stress.
3. being able to ignore the trials and tribulations of life completely.
4. being able to suppress one's pain through self-pity.