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