A) Veda B) Ahimsa C) Tapas D) Dharamsala
A) Religious tax collection B) Shelter for travelers and the poor C) Military training D) Political campaigning
A) On private royal estates B) Along roads connecting major temples C) Inside deep forests D) In international trade centers
A) Trading foreign currencies B) Building luxury palaces C) Manufacturing weapons D) Irrigation and land reclamation
A) The donation of a cow B) The donation of clothing C) The donation of grain D) The donation of gold
A) The donation of water B) The donation of land C) The donation of medicine D) The donation of books
A) The giving of knowledge and skills B) The giving of jewelry C) The giving of livestock D) The giving of shelter
A) Religious pilgrimage B) The donation of flowers C) Payment of workers D) Care for the sick and diseased
A) Giving freedom from fear B) Giving tribute to elders C) Giving advice to rulers D) Giving food to animals
A) The giving of weapons B) The giving of food C) The giving of labor D) The giving of advice
A) They are equal B) Giving knowledge C) Giving food D) Giving money
A) Rigveda B) Atharvaveda C) Yajurveda D) Samaveda
A) Isha Upanishad B) Katha Upanishad C) Brihadaranyaka Upanishad D) Chandogya Upanishad
A) Arjava B) Tapas C) Ahimsa D) Dama
A) Speech and truth B) Generosity and giving C) Meditation and asceticism D) Wealth and status
A) Acquire wealth by honest means B) Travel to a holy site C) Build a temple D) Learn a trade
A) By ignoring them B) By charity C) By punishment D) By force
A) If the donor is wealthy B) If it endangers the livelihood of dependents C) If it is given in secret D) If the recipient is a stranger
A) Inherited land only B) Borrowed money C) Surplus income D) All existing wealth
A) Self-restraint B) Compassion or love for all sentient life C) Truthfulness D) Straightforwardness
A) Almsgiving B) Bhāvanā C) Takuhatsu D) Dāna
A) Pali B) Sanskrit C) Old Japanese D) Late Latin
A) Eleēmosynē B) Takuhatsu C) Piṇḍapāta D) Sīla
A) Saddha B) Bala C) Dāna D) Puñña
A) A way to reduce personal taxes B) A payment for religious services C) A method to bribe the clergy D) A symbolic connection to the spiritual realm
A) Bala B) Saddha C) Paramita D) Takuhatsu
A) Faith B) Mercy C) Generosity D) Respect
A) At the entrance B) In the vestry C) On the pulpit D) Near the altar
A) In a local treasure chest B) Under the church altar C) At the apostles' feet D) In a personal bank account
A) The benediction B) The offertory C) The recessional D) The communion
A) An offering B) A mercy gift C) A tithe D) A love offering
A) Bhiksha B) Anasuya C) Utsarga D) Dāna
A) Utsarga B) Bhiksha C) Karma D) Dāna
A) Vyasa B) Marco Polo C) Abū Rayḥān al-Bīrūnī D) Ibn Battuta
A) Anasuya B) Utsarga C) Bhiksha D) Good karma
A) Jizya B) Zakāh C) Ṣadaqah D) Muhsi
A) Ṣadaqah B) Zakāh C) Muhsin D) Tawbah
A) The second pillar B) The third pillar C) The fifth pillar D) The first pillar
A) 10% B) 2.5% C) 1% D) 5%
A) 1–2% B) 2.5–5% C) 5–10% D) 10–15%
A) God B) The state C) The individual D) The community
A) In trust B) As a temporary loan from the state C) As absolute property D) As a burden
A) Al-Baqarah B) Al-Fatiha C) At-Tawbah D) An-Nisa
A) Living abroad B) A religious leader C) Mentally stable D) Retired
A) They face a grievous penalty B) They lose their property rights C) They are taxed double D) They are rewarded for saving
A) Nisab B) Dirham C) Mithqal D) Sadaqah
A) 200 grams B) 85 grams C) 20 grams D) 595 grams
A) 85 grams B) 4.25 grams C) 2.5 grams D) 595 grams
A) 200 dirhams B) 85 dirhams C) 595 dirhams D) 20 dirhams
A) 595 grams B) 200 grams C) 4.25 grams D) 85 grams
A) 355 days B) 360 days C) 365 days D) 300 days
A) 1/50 B) 1/10 C) 1/20 D) 1/40
A) The community elders B) Each Muslim individually C) The local Imam D) The government
A) Fast the whole month B) Work with his own hands C) Borrow from a friend D) Beg from others
A) Yes B) Only on gold C) No D) Only on silver
A) 20 mithqal B) 200 mithqal C) 85 mithqal D) 4.25 mithqal
A) Repentance B) Charity C) Righteousness D) Forgiveness
A) Tzedakah B) Shmita C) Maaser Ani D) Zidqa
A) The harvest year B) The tithe year C) Every year D) Shmita
A) Righteousness B) Alms C) Repentance D) A tithe
A) Financial contribution B) Elect of righteousness C) Righteous alms D) Blessed oblation
A) Tzedakah B) Maaser Ani C) Zidqa brika D) Bhiri zidqa
A) Seven B) Six C) Eight D) Ten
A) Government officials B) The poor C) Other priests D) Laypeople |