A) 5 B) 4 C) 2 D) 3
A) Having Sexual Intecourse with ones wife B) Wearing perfumes C) Hunting D) Chewing Siwaak
A) 4 B) 3 C) 2 D) 5
A) To show obedience to Allah B) To shoiw gratitude to Allah C) To pray in the mosque of the prophet D) Tour
A) A state of consecration B) A place in Makkah C) A camp D) A place in Medina
A) Pray at the black stone B) sit in silence C) Walking around the Kaabah seven times D) Climb the Kaabah
A) Prayiing at Arafah B) Walking to Mina C) Runnng between Safa Marwa D) Eating Zamzam water
A) Food for the journey B) Pebbles for stoning C) sourveners for Arafah D) Zamzam water
A) Spend the day in prayer at Arafaat B) Perform Tawaf C) Rest at home D) Travel to Mina
A) pray at the mosque B) Drinking zamzam water C) Perform Tawaf around the Kaabah D) Change to ihram
A) Inn al-hamda wa ni'mata B) Labbayk Allahuma labbayk C) Laka wal mulk, la sharika lak D) Labbayk la sharika laka labbayk
A) Medina B) Mecca C) Baghdad D) Jerusalem
A) Ihram is a sacred mountain in Makkah. B) Ihram is the name of the well in the courtyard of the Great Mosque in Makkah. C) Ihram is the name for the particular clothing pilgrims wear for Hajj and Umrah.
A) when you read about hajj. B) when you first see the kabah C) booking the tickets D) making intention
A) Once in their lifetime B) Once after age 40 C) Never D) Every 10 years
A) Rajjab B) Dhul-Hijjah C) Muharram D) Ramadhan
A) Hajj Tammattu - Hajj combined with Umrah (two niyahs) one for Umrah, one for Hajj B) Hajj Ifrad - Hajj only (without Umrah) C) Hajj Qiran - Hajj combined with Umrah (one niyah) D) Hajj Mutammati - Hajj combined with Umrah (two niyahs)
A) Men cannot cover thier heads B) The state of Ihram begins when one makes the Niyah (intention) for Hajj or umrah C) Men wear just two sheets of unsown white cloth D) You can cut your hair while in Ihraam
A) Kalima B) Surah Yaseen C) Al-Fatiah D) Talbiya
A) 8th Dhul-Hijjah B) 10th Dhul-Hijjah C) 9th Dhul-Hijjah D) 7th Dhul-Hijjah
A) Pilgrims go to Mina in the morning B) Pilgrims Pray Zuhr, Asar, Maghrib, Isha and Fajr in Mina C) Pilgrims Pray Zuhr, Asar, Maghrib, Isha and Fajr in Mina D) Pilgrims do Tawaf around the Kaaba
A) Pray Maghrib B) Attend Masjid al-Namirah and combine Zuhar and Asar prayer C) Leave after sunset for Mudallifah D) Stay within Arafat between midday and sunset
A) 2 B) 1 C) 3 D) 0
A) Spend the night outdoors on open land under the night sky B) Combine Maghrib and Isha prayers C) Shave the head or cut hair D) Collect pebbles to use over the next 3 days
A) Stoning the jamaraat Aqabah B) saying adhkaar C) Go to Makkah and perform the Tawaful Ziyarat and Saee and return back to Mina D) Sacrifice the animal
A) Stay in Mina during these days B) visit Medina C) Throw seven pebbles at each of the three pillars at Jamarat on those days D) Visit Arafat on one of these days
A) Jamaraatul Aqabah B) Presence in Arafaat C) Tawaful Ziyarat and Saee D) Visit Prophet Muhammad (SAW) Mosque in Madina
A) Prophet Ibrahim and his son Isma'eel B) The people of Makkah C) The early Muslim community D) Prophet Muhammad
A) Secular legal system based on democratic principles B) International law governing human rights C) Secular legal system based on democratic principles D) Islamic law derived from the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad
A) Christianity B) Buddhism C) Islam D) Judaism
A) French B) Arabic C) Latin D) Chinese
A) Practices and teachings of Prophet Muhammad B) Annual pilgrimage C) Sacred text D) Fasting month
A) Muslim prayer ritual B) Religious charity C) Oneness of Allah D) Religious holiday
A) Fasting practice B) Sacred text C) Permissible according to Islamic law D) Underground movement
A) United States B) Saudi Arabia C) France D) Japan
A) none of the above B) Strongly agree C) Agreed D) Disagree
A) Announcement of lost items B) Forcing people to embrace Islam C) Killing of the christain D) Interpreting Shariah Law
A) Fatwa Issuance B) Reconcilation C) Injustice D) Inheritance and estate administration
A) Sharia tenets come from the teachings of the Qur'an and the teachings of Hadith. B) Sharia pertains to a Muslim's everyday elements of life. C) It is always interpreted in a strict, fundamentalist sense. D) Sharia pertains to a Muslim's everyday elements of life.
A) Qur'an&Hadith B) Qur'an; Torah C) Qur'an& Injeel D) Qur'an; Talmud
A) Zina B) Taking the graves of prophets and righteous men as places of worship C) Riyaa' D) Taking the learned men as Lords besides Allaah by obeying them matters of halaal and haraam
A) All of the above B) Times of ease C) Times of hardship D) A&B
A) YES B) YES&NO C) NO D) None of the above
A) Nuh B) Musa C) Ya'qub D) Ibrahim
A) Shirk B) Ibaadah C) Zakat D) Salah
A) Tawheed al-Ibadah B) Tawheed ar -Rububiyyah C) Tawheed al- Uluhiyyah D) Tawheed al- asma was siffat
A) Oneness of Divine names and His attributes B) Allah will forgive who commits Shirk. C) Yes, the person who die without repentance will never be forgiven by Allah
A) Islam B) Sins C) Sawm D) shirk
A) Camel B) Dogs C) Chicken D) Snorting houses
A) They think they are independent of Allah B) The think they'll live on forever C) They are confused D) They have excess love for the world
A) They will be in scattered groups B) Ibaadah C) That which in the graves will be brought back to life D) The earth will throw up whatever is in it
A) He doesn't give his money in charity B) He will use his wealth to benefit him and the people around him C) He will do anything to get more money D) He will always buy stuffs that he wants
A) We should make sure our wealth distracts us from doing Ibadah B) We should not have wealth at all C) We should use our wealth to benefit the people around us D) We should use our money on things we do not need
A) and give you shelter B) By the Night C) By the morning brightness
A) you Lord has not left you, alone B) by the night C) your Lord has left you
A) His Father Abdullah B) His Grand Father Abdul Muttalib C) His Uncle Hamza (RA)
A) 11 B) 12 C) 10 D) 8
A) houses B) markets C) Animals D) people
A) Nothing B) Paradise C) Hellfire
A) many B) evil C) good |