Ibrahim's life
Faith in Allah
The Brave Deed
Lessons & Challenge
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In which country did Prophet Ibrahim live?

Iraq

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Who is the one true God?

Allah

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What did Ibrahim do to the idols?

He smashed them, leaving the largest idol standing.

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What quality made Ibrahim stand up for the truth?

Faith in Allah and courage.

200

What was the name of the city mentioned in the story?

Babylon

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What did Ibrahim refuse to worship?

Idols mad of wood and stone

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What did he leave beside the largest idol?

The axe.

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Should we tell the truth even when it is difficult?

Yes, while remaining polite and respectful.

300

What was Ibrahim's father's job?

He was a carpenter who made and sold idols.

300

Why did Ibrahim know the idols were not gods?

They were created objects and could not truly help or harm people

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What did Ibrahim tell the people to do when they asked who smashed the idols?

He challenged them to ask the idols, knowing the idols could not speak.

300

What does the lesson teach us about being brave?

We should stand for the truth even when others disagree or we feel afraid.

400

Who was the ruler who wanted people to worship him and idols?

Num-rude (Nimrod).

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Who created Ibrahim and all the heavens and Earth?

Allah

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How did the people respond when Ibrahim pointed out that the idols could not speak?

They were silent because they knew his argument was true, but they did not want to hear him.

400

If a whole group believes something wrong, should you follow them just to fit in? Why?

No. We should seek the truth and follow what is right, even if others disagree.

500

Why were people afraid to speak against the king and the idols?


The king was unjust, and people feared punishment.

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What does the story teach us about who deserves worship?

Only Allah, the Creator, deserves to be worshipped.

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How did Ibrahim use the people's own words to show that their idols were powerless?

They admitted the idols could not speak, showing they could not answer or defend themselves.

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Ibrahim knew people might punish him, but he still spoke against idol worship. What does this teach us about strong iman?

Answer: Strong faith helps a person stand up for the truth and trust Allah even when doing so is difficult.

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