Islamic Religious Knowledge Past Questions

Question 451

jamb 2003

Q.4:34 enjoins the wife not only to e obedient but also to

Amaintain her chastity

Bprotect her home

Cdefend her rights

Dendure all difficulties

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Question 452

jamb 2003

Marriage is referred to in Q. 4:21 as

Amirhāq “And how could you take it [back] while you have gone in unto each other, they have taken from you a firm and strong covenant (Mithaq) Q. 4:21

Bnikāh

Cijbār

Dkhitbah

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Question 453

jamb 2003

The legal statue of Jihad in Islam is

Afard ‘ain

Bmustahabb

Cmubāh

Dfardkifāyah

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Question 454

jamb 2003

The 8th day of Dhul hijjah is called Yaum

A‘Arafah

BTāsū’a

Cāshūra

Dat-Tarwiyah

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Question 455

jamb 2003

Fasting on the day of doubt is

Aforbidden

Ballowed

Cobligatory

Dsupererogatory.

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Question 456

jamb 2003

The Zakāh which is given at the end of fasting is

Avoluntary

Ban emphatic sunnah

Ccompulsory

Da commendable act.

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Question 457

jamb 2003

A special prayer that has no iqāmāh, rukū or sujūd is known as Salah

Aal-Khawf

Bal-istisqd

Cal-jandzah

Dal-khusūf.

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Question 458

jamb 2003

Tahārah is a symbolic preparation of the

Asoul

Bbody

Cclothes

Dplace

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Question 459

jamb 2003

A Muslim who converts to another religion is known as

AMushrik

BMulhid

CMunāfid

DMurtadd

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Question 460

jamb 2003

‘Verily when He intends a thing His command is ‘Be’ and it ‘is’(Q.36:82)

From this Qur’anic passage derives the
Muslim belief in

Apredestination

Bfatalism

Cprovidence

Dpremonition.

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Question 461

jamb 2003

Q6:53 indicates that the Book given to Prophet Mūsā (AS) serves as a

Acriterion

Bhealer

Cprotector

Dguide

Enon of the above The question is relevant to what Q. 6:53 indicates

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Question 462

jamb 2003

As ‘Allāh’s creative work is discussed in Q.27:59-64, the passage intermittently cautions man against

Adistrust

Bdisobedience

Cextravagance

Dexploitation.

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Question 463

jamb 2003

Forbidding Munkar in Islam means discouraging others from

Aabominable acts

Binjustice

Cwaywardness

Ddouble standard

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Question 464

jamb 2003

The verse above warns the Muslim ‘Ummah against

Acarelessness

Bdisunity

Cintolerance

Dimpatience

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Question 465

jamb 2003

The minimum amount that may be stolen to warrant cutting off the hand is

A2 Dinar

B1 Dinar

C1/2 Dinar

D1/4 Dinar

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Question 466

jamb 2003

The final and total prohibition of intoxicants is contained in Sūrah

Aal-Baqarah

Bal-‘Imrān

Can-Nisā

Dal-Māidah. “Suratul-Maidah, Q. 5:90-91”

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Question 467

jamb 2003

The Prophet (S.A.W) says: If one of you takes rope (goes to the bush) and comes back with a bunch of firewood, sells it … is better than begging for alms …’

The Hadītℎ above focuses on

ADedication to service

Bdignity of labour

Cdecent living

DMuslim responsibility

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Question 468

jamb 2003

The main emphasis of Hadītℎ 19 of an- Nawawi is that one should

Agive unflinching support to the authority

Bhave strong faith in’Allah

Crecognize ‘Allah as the creator of the universe

Drecognize the importance of one’s community

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Question 469

jamb 2003

Hadīth 34 of an-Nawawi teaches that a good Muslim should

Akeep away from wrongdoing

Brepent of wrongdoing

Cspeak against wrongdoing “…. Or if that is not possible than with his tongue, …”

Dalways pray against any wrongdoing.

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Question 470

jamb 2003

The author of the Muwatta was the Imām of

ADārus-Salām

BDārul-Hijrah

CMakkah

DDamascus.

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