Assalamu ‘alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.
Every examination is good for 40 minutes but you can take your time up to one hour. You are not allowed to view the questions and then go back later to answer them. Once you open this examination, it means that you have to proceed answering the questions; otherwise, you lose the maximum one hour given to you. Please take note that the time you login and view this examination is recorded. If you exceed the one-hour limit, there will be 50% deductions from your total score. Please note that the examination has a timer, which will not allow examinee/student time to cheat. All questions for the examination have to be answered online not offline and to be taken at one attempt only (i.e., no repetition) or else the examination will be invalidated.
When you finish answering the questions, review your answers before you click to save your answers. After reviewing your answers click to save your answers. Then, click to continue in order to see the result of your examination.
You are expected to answer the questions honestly as a form of amanah (trust) since you do not have a proctor or monitor to watch you. We have high trust on you as students of Islamic Studies as you know that verily, Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala sees us and that angels take record of all our good and bad deeds. Cheating in any means is not allowed in Islam. Cheating comes from Satan # an evil temptation from Satan. It is a sin, which everyone who cares for success especially the real success in the eternal world has to avoid. No one who cheats ever attains success forever as it is a great sin according to the following authentic ahadith of the Prophet (s.a.w.s.):
“Whoever cheats us is not of us.” (Muslim)
“There is no faith in one who lacks trustworthiness, and there is no religiousness in one who lacks commitment to his promise.” (Ahmad and Baihaqi)
“No cheater, miser or reminder of his favor to others shall enter Paradise.” (Tirmidhi)
May Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala make everything easy for you.
Wassalam,
Dr. Norlain bint Muhammad Dindang
Professor