1) Select a true statement.

1. Constantly seeking company with certain type of people makes one become more like them.
2. Many decisions are influenced by friends.
3. A person identifies himself by his friends.
4. If we agree, follow and are pleased with bad friends, then we will likely inherit their habits, behaviors and even religious beliefs.
5. All of the above.

2) What is/are the benefits of keeping good Muslims as close friends?

1. When faced by unrelenting temptations, they remind us of our purpose in this life and help us make better choices.
2. They support us in instilling the love of Islam and provide help in worldly issues as well.
3. They help to draw us towards that which pleases Allah.
4. All of the above.

3) What is one of the best ways to judge ourselves?

1. By the kind of company we keep.
2. By the number of co-workers we are friendly with.
3. By the total number of friends we have.
4. By the greater portion of time we spend with our families in comparison to that with our friends.

4) What is true with regards to Prophet Muhammad?

1. Prophet Muhammad maintained that only Allah was his true friend hence he did not befriend anyone.
2. The companion Abu Bakr became the Prophet’s best friend after he attained Prophethood.
3. Although aided by Allah, the Prophet made journeys accompanied by his companions and always kept good company.
4. Besides Allah, the Prophet Muhammad only maintained companionship from amongst the angels.

5) Select a statement mentioned in the Quran with regards to friends on Judgment Day.

1. Friends on that day will remain tied to one another for the close bond they shared on earth.
2. Friends on that Day shall inherit the deeds of one another.
3. Friends on that Day shall hold hands and enter Paradise together.
4. Friends on that Day will be enemies one to another, except the pious.