1) Doubts that arise in a Muslim's mind regarding his religion may be from:

1. the Shaytan alone.
2. only his own volition.
3. both the Shaytan and his own volition.
4. None of the above.

2) After converting to Islam, Saleh encountered many doubts regarding his newly embraced religion. What advice would you give him regarding this?

1. Advise him to ignore them completely, focus on the proofs of Islam, frequently seek refuge with Allah and occupy himself with seeking beneficial knowledge and doing good deeds.
2. Advise him to abandon the religion of Islam, since Islam requires blind faith.
3. Advise him  to accept Islam as a religion requiring only blind faith.
4. None of the above.

3) Which of the following people are/were secure from the doubts whispered by Shaytan?

1.  All Muslims.
2. Only the companions of the Prophet Muhammad.
3. All born Muslims.
4. None of the above.

4) What makes Islam different from other religions as far as doubts in one's beliefs are concerned?

1. Islam can be described as informed knowledge rather than blind faith therefore when doubts arise we are able to deal with them.
2. Islam is often described as blind faith rather than informed knowledge therefore when doubts arise we are unable to deal with them.
3. There is no difference between Islam and other religions as far as dealing with doubts are concerned.
4. None of the above.

5) To have doubts regarding Islam would necessarily mean:

1. that the person is a hypocrite.
2. that the person is worthy of being condemned.
3. that the person is the friend of Satan.
4. None of the above.