A) political agreement B) A commercial contract C) An act of worship and a legal contract D) A social gathering
A) Khul'un B) Li'an C) Talaq D) Nikah
A) Acquire land B) Gain political influence C) Legalize companionship and family life D) Increase wealth only
A) Idol worship B) Payment of interest C) Gambling D) Free consent of both parties
A) Eligibility of the spouses B) Mutual consent C) Consumption of alcohol D) Payment of Mahr
A) Hajj B) Sawm C) Zakat D) Offer and acceptance (Ijab and Qabul)
A) Khatib B) Mu'adhdhin C) Imam D) Wali
A) To deny his wife food B) Respect and lawful obedience C) To prevent her from worship D) To seize her inheritance
A) Maintenance (Nafaqah B) No accommodation C) Forced labour D) No inheritance
A) Aunt B) Neighbour C) Cousin D) Widow
A) Stranger B) Cousin C) Sister D) Widow
A) Travel B) Business C) Fosterage (Rada'ah D) Friendship
A) After a valid marriage is contracted B) Before marriage C) After engagement D) After divorce only
A) Language difference B) Blood relationship C) Occupation D) Tribe
A) Reconciliation B) Harm or injury inflicted on one's spouse C) Kind treatment D) Divorce
A) Harm one another B) Compete for wealth C) Avoid communication D) Live together in kindness
A) Be inherited as property B) Be forced into marriage C) Own property D) Be denied education
A) No freedom of worship B) Legal and spiritual rights C) No inheritance D) No dignity
A) Khadijah B) Hafsah C) Fatimah D) Aishah
A) Judge B) Farmer C) Soldier D) Businesswoman and supporter of Islam
A) Architecture B) Hadith scholarship C) Commerce D) Navigation
A) Piety and devotion B) Political office C) Trade D) Military leadership
A) Marriage B) Divorce C) Reconciliation D) Dowry
A) Fasakh B) Talaq Raj'i C) Li'an D) Talaq Ba'in Kubra
A) Talaq Ba'in Kubra B) Li'an C) Khul'un D) Talaq Raj'i
A) Li'an B) Khul'un C) Talaq Raj'i D) Talaq Ba'in Kubra
A) Explicit (Sarih) B) Nikah C) Written declaration D) Implicit (Kinayah)
A) I'tikaf B) Iddah C) Hijrah D) Ihram
A) Delay remarriage unnecessarily B) Prevent inheritance C) Increase wealth D) Determine pregnancy and preserve lineage
A) One month B) Three menstrual cycles C) One year D) Six months
A) Forty days B) Three months C) Four months and ten days D) One year
A) After forty days B) After three months C) After one year D) After childbirth
A) Dowry payment B) Mutual oath of condemnation between spouses over an accusation of adultery C) Marriage proposal D) Fosterage
A) A husband accuses his wife of adultery without four witnesses B) A husband wishes to travel C) Parents reject a marriage D) A wife requests maintenance
A) Three oaths B) Two oaths C) Seven oaths D) Four oaths followed by a fifth
A) Immediate remarriage B) Loss of inheritance by parents C) Automatic reconciliation D) Permanent separation of the spouses
A) They must have children B) They must be engaged only C) The couple must be legally married D) They must be wealthy
A) A financial transaction only B) A sacred covenant based on faith, responsibility and mutual rights C) A temporary relationship for pleasure D) political alliance only
A) One's biological sister B) A woman who is observing her 'Iddah C) One's daughter D) One's mother
A) Preserve morality, lineage, and family stability B) Promote tribal superiority C) Prevent inheritance D) Encourage unlawful relationships |