Stories of the Qur’an – Quiz Book by Ammar Awais takes a different approach to teaching Qur’anic narratives than a straight retelling: 400 questions, organized into 50 quizzes, that make a reader recall and reason through what happened rather than just read it once and move on.
What the Quizzes Cover
The questions span the lives of the Prophets — Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Yusuf, Sulayman, ’Isa and Muhammad ﷺ among them — alongside the righteous men and women, believing nations, and pivotal events the Qur’an records, each written to test comprehension of the lesson behind the story rather than trivia about it.
Why Quizzing Beats Rereading
Retrieving an answer from memory, rather than recognizing it on a reread, is what actually cements a story long-term — which is the whole premise of this book. Used at home, in a classroom or at the masjid, the quiz format turns Qur’anic study into something that can be done in a group, competitively or otherwise, without losing the reflection the stories are meant to produce.
Who This Book Is For
Islamic weekend schools and homeschool programs building a Qur’an-stories curriculum, families looking for a Ramadan or masjid activity, and quiz competitions needing a ready-made, carefully researched question bank.
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