A) أتى B) رجع C) ذهب D) نَامَ
A) طلب B) طالبون C) طلاب D) طالبة
A) في B) على C) من D) هل
A) ذهبوا إلى السوق B) يذهب الطالب C) هو ذاهب D) ذهب الطالب
A) حرف B) اسم C) فعل D) ضمير
A) هو B) إلى C) من D) هذا
A) كتب B) فهم C) تعلَّم D) قرأ
A) مثنى مذكر B) جمع إناث C) مفرد مذكر D) جمع ذكور
A) طالبةٌ B) طالبةً C) طلاب D) طلب
A) ضمير B) اسم C) فعل D) حرف جر
A) ذهبت B) ذاهب C) ذهب D) تذهب
A) معلّمات B) معلّمِين C) معلّمون D) معلّمَة
A) جلس B) ذهب إلى الخارج C) قام D) دخل
A) دائماً B) أمس C) حالاً D) غداً
A) ماذا B) من C) هل D) أين
A) هو طالبًا B) هو الطالبِ C) هو طالبٌ D) هو طالبٍ
A) واسع B) صغير C) ضخم D) طويل
A) كتاب B) ذهب C) مدرسة D) معلم
A) نائم B) مُصاب C) سليم D) متعب
A) أحب كتابه B) هذا قلم C) أين المدرسة؟ D) جاء أحمد
A) الاستغفار B) إقامة الصلاة في وقتها C) إحسان الوضوء D) الطهارة
A) Qiblah B) Clean clothes C) Fajr intention D) Facing the E) Wudu
A) ابن عمر B) أنس بن مالك C) أبو هريرة D) ابن عباس
A) Eating B) Touching the ground C) Sleeping D) Passing wind
A) يعيد الصلاة فقط B) يخرج ويتوضأ ويعيد الصلاة C) يستمر في الصلاة D) يتيمم ويكمل الصلاة
A) He only says istighfar B) He continues the prayer C) He perform, then resumes D) He leaves, makes wuduprayer?
A) لا يقبل الله صلاته B) رخصة للمريض فقط C) نقض للوضوء فقط D) لا شيء عليه
A) The one who is in doubt but certain of wudu B) The one who washes his feet C) The one who is in doubt but certain of wudu D. The one who prays more than one raka'ah D) The one who eats dates E) The one who prays more than one raka'ah
A) أبو هريرة B) عبد الله بن زيد C) أبو بكر D) عمر بن الخطاب
A) He continues until certain B) He prays regardless C) He must renew wudu D) He must do ghusl
A) يشم شيئاً B) يشعر بخروج شيء C) يسمع صوتاً D) لا يشعر بشيء
A) Laughing loudly in prayer B) Forgetting the Qiblah C) Eating with hands D) Waking up from sleep
A) نعم B) لا C) إذا تكرر الشك فقط D) في بعض الأحوال
A) التيمم B) غسل يوم الجمعة C) مس المرأة D) الأذان والإقامة
A) Saturday B) Monday C) Eid day D) Friday
A) سلمان الفارسي B) ابن عباس C) عائشة D) عبد الله بن عمر
A) To prepare for prayer B) To avoid bad odor among worshippers C) All of the above D) For general cleanliness
A) واجب شرعي B) مكروه C) مباح فقط D) سنة مؤكدة
A) Prayer with impure clothes B) Ghusl after sexual impurity C) Delaying prayer D) Touching women
A) بعد النوم B) بعد الأكل C) بعد الحيض فقط D) بعد الجنابة
A) Bargaining B) Charity C) Profit D) Interest or usury
A) Disliked but allowed B) Permissible in necessity C) Recommended in banking D) Strictly prohibited
A) Major B) Makrooh C) Forgivable without repentance D) Minor
A) Loss of reward B) None C) Delayed Hajj D) Warning of war from Allah and His Messenger
A) Loan with fixed increase B) Interest-bearing loans C) Partnership with profit-sharing D) Delayed payment with extra fee
A) Delayed payment B) Unequal exchange of the same items C) Loan contracts only D) Selling haram products
A) Exchanging wheat for barley B) Selling gold for gold equally C) Selling silver for gold on the spot D) Deferring payment with increase
A) Food, metals, and currency B) Animals and livestock C) Clothing and textiles D) Wood and tools
A) Unequal weight but immediate delivery B) Equal weight and immediate delivery C) Any condition is acceptable D) Equal weight and delayed payment
A) Carpenter B) Banker C) Farmer D) Teacher
A) Selling lawful goods at fair price B) Selling pork C) Lending money with interest D) Renting out space for a bar
A) Mutual consent B) Religious scholar’s presence C) Government registration D) Written documentation
A) Encouraged B) Permissible with witnesses C) Required in auctions D) Invalid due to uncertainty
A) Prohibited B) Disliked C) Optional D) Required
A) Invalid and sinful B) Valid in emergencies C) Valid if for non-Muslims D) Must be reviewed by a judge
A) No, this is invalid B) Only with customer’s permission C) Only in auctions D) Yes, in all cases
A) Hawalah B) Wadi’ah C) Musharakah D) Gharar
A) Valid B) Optional C) Void D) Suspended
A) Judge B) Both buyer and seller C) Witnesses D) Only buyer
A) Rewarded for patience B) Practicing smart business C) Following a sunnah D) Violating Islamic ethics
A) Abu Talib B) Uqbah ibn Abi Mu‘ayt C) Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib D) Mut‘im ibn ‘Adi
A) Sent gold as a bribe B) Announced his Islam C) Spoke to Abu Jahl D) Sent his sons with weapons
A) They mocked him B) They cried C) They accepted Islam D) They fought him
A) The Hereafter and its consequences B) The Romans attacking Makkah C) Fire spreading in the city D) His intention to become king
A) With a question B) With mockery C) With praise D) With a prayer
A) He quit his mission B) He became angry C) He stayed patient D) He left Makkah
A) Physical assault B) Heavy taxes C) Social and economic isolation D) Prison sentence
A) Mount Uhud B) Shi'b Abi Talib C) The mosque D) The desert
A) Three years B) One year C) Five years D) Two years
A) Grains and bread B) Tree leaves and boiled leather C) Fish and dates D) Meat and rice
A) Became Muslim B) Smuggled food to Khadijah C) Fought the Quraysh D) Wrote letters to the Prophet
A) Umar B) A servant C) No one D) A merchant
A) By moving B) With anger C) With trust in Allah D) By fighting
A) To sell goods B) To compete in poetry C) To find a wife D) To call people to Islam
A) For wealth B) For new companions C) For guidance and protection D) For revenge
A) Mocked him B) Believed in Allah C) Threw stones D) Ran away
A) Nakhla B) Mount Uhud C) Jerusalem D) Madinah
A) Surah Maryam B) Surah Quraish C) Surah Al-Baqarah D) Surah An-Nas
A) He left the court B) He cried and believed C) He punished him D) He rejected it
A) Complaints to leaders B) Vengeance C) Patience and du‘a D) Emigration to Syria |