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Qadr to the majority of scholars in Islam means
A faith
B situation
C circumstance
D destiny. Al-Ima n bil-qadr is one of the six articles of faith “The faith in the Destiny).
What is expected of a believing Muslim when an important decision needs to be made?
A Du’ā
B Da’awah
C Istikhāma
D Istikhārah. “If a Muslim wants to make a decision, he/she should do Istikhara”.
‘Allah begets not nor is He begotten.’
A hero praising
B the doctrine of trinity Ref: Suratul_Ikhlas Q. 112:3.
C worshiping of ancestors
D idol worshiping.
Islam decreed against begging through encouraging
A collective bargaining
B labour association
C trade bargaining
D dignity of labour.
In Q.17:27, the extravagant are likened to associates of
A pious people
B pharaoh
C satan
D soothsayers. “Verily the spendthrifts are brothers of the shaytan (Devil) ….
Who among the six compilers of Hadith became blind before his death?
A Nasa’i
B Abu Da’ud
C Ibn Maja
D Tirmidhi “Trimidhi wept because of his fear of Allah and became blind”
‘Indeed the people before you were destroyed by asking a lot of unnecessary questions …’
A People of the Book
B Quraysh
C People of Madinah
D Arabs.
In Hadith 6 of an-Nawawi’s collection, the Prophet(SAW) said the lawful and unlawful are all clear, but between them are
A things prohibited
B things permitted
C ambiguous matters
D lump of flesh.
The book of Hadith that contains reports on the practices of the people of Madinah apart from aℎādith is
A Sahih Bukhari
B Sahih Muslim
C Mukhtaril aℎādith
D Muwatta Malik.
Hadith 4 of An-Nawawi’s collection is about the complete
A nature of man’s creation “… verily, the creation of any one of you takes place when he is assembled in his mother’s womb…?..
B movement of the sun in its orbit
C nature of the creation of the earth
D movement of the seas and oceans
A text of Hadith is rejected if it is
A reported by an Arab
B against natural phenomenon
C reported twice by the same reporter
D not reported in Madinah.
‘Peace descending on the righteous throughout the night'
A al-Qadr
B al-Alaq
C al-Kawthar
D al-Falaq.
The Day of Judgement is described in
A arranged in three rows
B made to drink from hot vessels
C like moths scattered about “It is the Day whereon mankind will be like moths scattered about” Ref: Q. 101:4.
D made to wear iron rods around their necks.
The significant message contained in sūrah at-Takāthur is that
A passion for wealth and position may divert man’s attention from worship of Allah Ref: Q. 102:1 - 8.
B moral obligation and spiritual sacrifice should be uppermost in the minds of a true believer
C man should avoid committing sin at all times
D man should pray five times daily
Al-Kawthar in the Glorious Qur’an is otherwise called a
A river in paradise “Verily, we have granted you (O Muhammad S.A.W) Al-Kauthar (a river in paradise). Ref: Q. 108:1.
B garden in paradise
C light in paradise
D fruit in paradise
The major themes that can be derived from Surah al-fatihah are
A knowledge, prayer and sacrifice
B praise, prayer and pledge
C praise, promise and equity
D praise, pledge and prayer.
The copy of the Glorious Qur’an in use was standardized during the period of Caliph
A Abu Bakr as Siddiq
B Umar b. Khattab
C Uthman b. Affan
D Ali b. Abu Talib.
One major peculiarity between the Makkan and Madinan Suwar of the Glorious Qur’an is that
A Makkan Suwar are historical while Madinan Suwar are theoretical
B Makkan Suwar are meant for daily rituals while Madinan Suwar are for commercial transactions
C Makkan Suwar are purely to people of Makkan while the Madinan Suwar addresses the people of Madina
D Makkan Suwar are short and poetic while the Madinan Suwar are longer and generic.
The authenticity of the Glorious Qur’an has been proven by empirical evidence of
A dredging sea water to dams
B stages of growth of human embryo Ref: Quaran Chapter 23 Vs 12 - 14
C development of nuclear technology
D development of solar technology
How many Caliphs did the Glorious Qur’an
A Six
B Four
C Three “Abubakar, Umar then Uthman”
D Two.
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