A woman who loses her husband while undergoing an ‘iddah of revocable divorce changes to ‘iddah
- A. al-wafāt
- B. at-talāq
- C. al-mafqūd
- D. al-mustahādah.
If a husband divorces his wife before the consumption of the marriage, it is considered
- A. revocable
- B. irrevocable
- C. redeemable
- D. abominable.
If a husband divorces his wife before the consumption of the marriage, it is considered
- A. revocable
- B. irrevocable
- C. redeemable
- D. abominable.
Q.33:35 emphasizes the
- A. equality of men and women“Verily the Muslims (those who submit to Allah in Islam) men and women…”
- B. superiority of men over women
- C. superiority of men over animals
- D. equality of mankind before ‘Allāh
The ill-treatment of a wife in Islam is called
- A. hadd
- B. ‘idrār “Idr a r means ill treatment of wife”
- C. shiqāq
- D. firnah
A Muslim who cannot marry for genuine reasons is advised to
- A. be reciting the Glorious Qur’n for spiritual uplift
- B. engage in supererogatory prayers at night
- C. give sadaqah to the poor and needy
- D. fast periodically for self-discipline
The next place for a Muslim to spend the night after ‘Arafat is
- A. Mīna
- B. Makkah
- C. Madīnah
- D. Muzdalifah.
The jamrat that pilgrims are expected to stone on the 10th day of Dhul hijjah is
- A. al-Aqabah
- B. al-Wustā
- C. as-Sughīā
- D. al-adnā
The number of takbir observed during salah al-Janāzah is
- A. two
- B. three
- C. four “Sal a tul-Jamazah is a funeral prayer and it is Fardu Kifayah. It consists of two parts: 1. Four Takibirah. 2. Qayamah
- D. seven
Taking the ritual bath for Friday prayers is
- A. wājib
- B. sunnah
- C. mustahab
- D. mubāh.
The field of study dealing with Ibādar and Muāmalār is known as
- A. Fiqh The meaning of Figh is understanding comprehension knowledge and Jurisprudence in Islam” A jurist in Islam is called Faq i ~ h while Jurisprudence is called Fiqh.
- B. Aqīdah
- C. Tasawwuf
- D. Tahdhīb.
Yawmuddīn refers to the day of
- A. Sacrifice
- B. Judgment “Malik Yaumiddeen” (The owner of the Day of Judgement) Q. 1:3.
- C. Arafat
- D. Jum’ah
One of the revealed books ‘Allāh promised to protect against distortion is
- A. as-Suhf
- B. az-Zabūr
- C. al-Injīl
- D. al-Furqān. “Inna Nahnu Nazzalna dhikr wa inna lahu lah a fidhu~n”
The messenger of ‘Allāℎ sent to the people of Thamūd was
- A. Isa (A.S)
- B. Mūsā (A.S)
- C. Hūd (A.S)
- D. Salih (A.S).
‘Allāℎ’s existence is often demonstrated in the Glorious Qur’ān by reference to his
- A. creation
- B. prophets
- C. angels
- D. throne.
According to the Prophet (S.A.W), he who betrays trust in regarded as having
- A. faith but no religion
- B. religion but no faith
- C. no hope in the Hereafter
- D. neither faith nor religion.
Q.24:30 enjoins Muslims to
- A. dress properly
- B. be very attentive in prayers
- C. guard against adultery
- D. lower their gaze. “Tell the believing man to lower their gaze…” Q. 24:30.
Al-cawrah for a man is from the
- A. navel to the feet
- B. navel to the knee
- C. head to the toe
- D. head to the waist
Q.17:26-27 warns Muslims not to squander their wealth as squanderers are brothers of the
- A. evil ones “…. But spend not wastefully (your wealth) in the manner of a spendthrift…” Q. 17:27.
- B. misguided
- C. hypocrites
- D. unbelievers.
The number of lashes prescribed for the consumption of alcohol is
- A. forty
- B. sixty
- C. eighty “Islam prescribes eighty lashes of cane, as a penalty for the consumption of alcohol. “Sanan Abu Daud, Kitaab. Hudud 35-37.
- D. hundred.
According to Hadītℎ 6 of an-Nawawi, it is better to avoid ambiguous matters in order to
- A. avert self-destruction
- B. avoid being a hypocrite
- C. protect one’s religion He who is on his guard with respect to the ambiguous things keeps his religion and his honour clean…”
- D. escape hell fire.