A) Suratul Hajj B) Suratul Qariah C) Suratul Jumu'ah D) Suratul Takathur
A) Suratul Qariah B) Suratul Humaza C) Suratul Quraish D) Suratul Takathur
A) Broke the oath B) Never agreed to his leadership C) Want to return to Makkah D) Abandoned a Pillar of Islam
A) It highlights the significance of maintaining family ties. B) It emphasizes the importance of seeking knowledge C) It emphasizes the importance of sincerity in one's actions. D) It encourages believers to be kind and compassionate towards animals
A) Generosity B) Honesty C) Brotherhood D) Oneness
A) Iman B) Akhirah C) Sunnah D) Akhlaq
A) Tawaf B) Arafah C) Sa'i D) Fasting
A) Prohibition of usury B) Interest-based transactions C) Wealth accumulation without limits D) Income inequality
A) Good and bad deeds B) Believers and disbelievers C) Heaven and Hell D) Truth and falsehood
A) The accumulation of wealth and worldly increase B) The pursuit of knowledge C) Acts of worship and devotion D) Social interactions and relationships
A) Uthman ibn Affan B) Umar ibn al-Khattab C) Shaiba ibn Hashim D) Ali ibn abi Talib
A) To develop self-discipline and self-control B) To attain physical fitness C) To demonstrate one's devotion to Allah D) To attain physical fitness E) To abstain from food and drink
A) Implementation of a fair and just legal system B) Introduction of hereditary C) Expansion of the Islamic empire D) Establishment of a centralized government
A) It is a source of emotional support and companionship B) It is a means of gaining wealth and prosperity C) It is a way to gain social status and recognition. D) It is a religious obligation that leads to Paradise.
A) Sawm (Fasting) B) Salah (Prayer) C) Zakat (Charity) D) Hajj (Pilgrimage)
A) Emphasis on social welfare and justice B) Encouragement of trade and entrepreneurship C) Equal distribution of wealth among all individuals D) Prohibition of interest (riba)
A) It will be filled with good deeds B) It will have no effect on their judgment. C) It will be weighed down with bad deeds. D) It will be balanced with equal good and bad deeds
A) Fasting from dawn until sunset B) Offering Taraweeh prayers C) Giving Zakat al-Fitr D) Performing Umrah
A) Umar ibn al-Khattab B) Abu Bakr ibn Abi Quhafa C) Uthman ibn Affan
A) Compilation of the Quran B) Construction of mosques and infrastructu C) Introduction of a democratic system D) Expansion of the Islamic empire |