Taqwa

12 Grade 6 Religious Education (IRE) questions on Taqwa, with worked marking schemes. 12 questions are available on this topic in full.

  1. Question 1

    1 mark

    Ali is offered a chance to cheat and score higher marks, but he refuses because he fears Allah. The quality Ali is displaying is:

    A. kufr

    B. riya

    C. taqwa

    D. israf

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  2. Question 2

    6 marks

    Describe three ways a Grade 6 learner can develop taqwa in daily life.

    (6 marks)

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    Award 2 marks each for any three: performing the five daily prayers; being honest even in secret; keeping good company; reading and reflecting on the Qur'an; obeying parents and teachers; avoiding forbidden acts; remembering Allah (dhikr); making dua.

  3. Question 3

    1 mark

    The Islamic term Taqwa is best described as:

    A. fear of wild animals

    B. love of wealth

    C. respect for elders only

    D. God-consciousness and being mindful of Allah

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  4. Question 4

    1 mark

    Taqwa protects a believer from wrongdoing in the same way that:

    A. a shield protects a soldier in battle

    B. rain waters the crops

    C. a lamp lights a dark room

    D. money buys food in the market

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  5. Question 5

    1 mark

    Which of the following actions best shows a person who has taqwa?

    A. Lying to avoid punishment

    B. Keeping money that is not theirs

    C. Returning extra change given by mistake

    D. Insulting a weaker classmate

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  6. Question 6

    1 mark

    During an exam the teacher steps out of the class. A learner with taqwa will:

    A. continue working honestly without cheating

    B. copy from a neighbour

    C. talk loudly with friends

    D. use hidden notes

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  7. Question 7

    1 mark

    A person with taqwa avoids sin even when no one is watching because they know that:

    A. Allah is always aware of their actions

    B. a camera is recording them

    C. the teacher is nearby

    D. their friends might report them

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  8. Question 8

    1 mark

    According to the Qur'an, the most honoured people in the sight of Allah are those who have the most:

    A. wealth

    B. land

    C. children

    D. taqwa

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  9. Question 9

    4 marks

    Explain the meaning of taqwa and state one benefit a Muslim gains from having it.

    (4 marks)

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    2 marks: taqwa means God-consciousness / being aware of Allah and obeying His commands while avoiding what He forbids. 2 marks for one benefit: earns Allah's love/pleasure; protects from sin; brings inner peace; leads to Paradise; guides one to make good decisions.

  10. Question 10

    1 mark

    Which of the following helps a Muslim to increase in taqwa?

    A. Neglecting the five daily prayers

    B. Ignoring the Qur'an

    C. Keeping bad company

    D. Regular prayer and remembering Allah

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  11. Question 11

    6 marks

    State three qualities you would expect to find in a person who has taqwa.

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  12. Question 12

    4 marks

    Give two examples of situations at home or school where a Muslim child can show taqwa.

    (4 marks)

    Marking scheme

    Award 2 marks each for any two well-explained example: not stealing from a shop even when unwatched; being truthful to parents; not cheating in a test; returning lost property; keeping a promise; not backbiting classmates.

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