1) If a person commits a sin which is not related to the rights of creation, then to repent to Allah, he has to fulfill:

1. one condition.
2. two conditions.
3. three conditions.
4. four conditions.

2) Allah will forgive and go on forgiving until:

1. He runs out of patience.
2. He runs out of forgiveness.
3. He changes His nature.
4. He decides to bring to life a new species.
5. The final Hour is almost upon us.

3) What should one do if they fall into a sin which is major and committed frequently?

1. Repent from it and beg for Allah's mercy and forgiveness.
2. Regret their action and seek professional help.
3. Ignore it and carry on with life without giving it a second thought.
4. Persist in it since the sin is too big for Allah to ever forgive them.

4) As humans we may fall into errors and sins therefore:

1.  it is hopeless to make any effort to avoid sins.
2. we should make an even greater effort to try our best to avoid all sins.
3. we can only make an effort to avoid the major ones.
4. None of the above.

5) In order to avoid many sins a person:

1. should encourage others to perform it on his behalf.
2. should consciously avoid indulging in only the major sins.
3. should observe the five pillars of Islam, regularly read the Quran and keep oneself busy with the remembrance of Allah, so that it leaves very little spare time in which sinful behavior can occur.
4. should become a recluse and never leave the house.

6) Select a true statement.

1. There are in total only seven major sins.
2. There are more than seven major sins.
3. There are about three thousand major sins in total mentioned in the Quran and authentic ahadith.
4. Not paying zakah is a minor sin.

7) Major sins also include sins that go against the basic ideals of trustworthiness. Which of the following acts goes against this ideal?

1. Bearing false witness.
2. Lying.
3. Backbiting.
4. All of the above.