Islamic Religious Knowledge Past Questions

Question 471

jamb 2002

A woman who loses her husband while undergoing an ‘iddah of revocable divorce changes to ‘iddah

Aal-wafāt

Bat-talāq

Cal-mafqūd

Dal-mustahādah.

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Question 472

jamb 2002

If a husband divorces his wife before the consumption of the marriage, it is considered

Arevocable

Birrevocable

Credeemable

Dabominable.

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Question 473

jamb 2002

Q.33:35 emphasizes the

Aequality of men and women“Verily the Muslims (those who submit to Allah in Islam) men and women…”

Bsuperiority of men over women

Csuperiority of men over animals

Dequality of mankind before ‘Allāh

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Question 474

jamb 2002

The ill-treatment of a wife in Islam is called

Ahadd

B‘idrār “Idr a r means ill treatment of wife”

Cshiqāq

Dfirnah

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Question 475

jamb 2002

A Muslim who cannot marry for genuine reasons is advised to

Abe reciting the Glorious Qur’n for spiritual uplift

Bengage in supererogatory prayers at night

Cgive sadaqah to the poor and needy

Dfast periodically for self-discipline

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Question 476

jamb 2002

The next place for a Muslim to spend the night after ‘Arafat is

AMīna

BMakkah

CMadīnah

DMuzdalifah.

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Question 477

jamb 2002

The jamrat that pilgrims are expected to stone on the 10th day of Dhul hijjah is

Aal-Aqabah

Bal-Wustā

Cas-Sughīā

Dal-adnā

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Question 478

jamb 2002

The number of takbir observed during salah al-Janāzah is

Atwo

Bthree

Cfour “Sal a tul-Jamazah is a funeral prayer and it is Fardu Kifayah. It consists of two parts: 1. Four Takibirah. 2. Qayamah

Dseven

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Question 479

jamb 2002

Taking the ritual bath for Friday prayers is

Awājib

Bsunnah

Cmustahab

Dmubāh.

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Question 480

jamb 2002

The field of study dealing with Ibādar and Muāmalār is known as

AFiqh The meaning of Figh is understanding comprehension knowledge and Jurisprudence in Islam” A jurist in Islam is called Faq i ~ h while Jurisprudence is called Fiqh.

BAqīdah

CTasawwuf

DTahdhīb.

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Question 481

jamb 2002

Yawmuddīn refers to the day of

ASacrifice

BJudgment “Malik Yaumiddeen” (The owner of the Day of Judgement) Q. 1:3.

CArafat

DJum’ah

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Question 482

jamb 2002

One of the revealed books ‘Allāh promised to protect against distortion is

Aas-Suhf

Baz-Zabūr

Cal-Injīl

Dal-Furqān. “Inna Nahnu Nazzalna dhikr wa inna lahu lah a fidhu~n”

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Question 483

jamb 2002

The messenger of ‘Allāℎ sent to the people of Thamūd was

AIsa (A.S)

BMūsā (A.S)

CHūd (A.S)

DSalih (A.S).

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Question 484

jamb 2002

‘Allāℎ’s existence is often demonstrated in the Glorious Qur’ān by reference to his

Acreation

Bprophets

Cangels

Dthrone.

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Question 485

jamb 2002

According to the Prophet (S.A.W), he who betrays trust in regarded as having

Afaith but no religion

Breligion but no faith

Cno hope in the Hereafter

Dneither faith nor religion.

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Question 486

jamb 2002

Q.24:30 enjoins Muslims to

Adress properly

Bbe very attentive in prayers

Cguard against adultery

Dlower their gaze. “Tell the believing man to lower their gaze…” Q. 24:30.

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Question 487

jamb 2002

Al-cawrah for a man is from the

Anavel to the feet

Bnavel to the knee

Chead to the toe

Dhead to the waist

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Question 488

jamb 2002

Q.17:26-27 warns Muslims not to squander their wealth as squanderers are brothers of the

Aevil ones “…. But spend not wastefully (your wealth) in the manner of a spendthrift…” Q. 17:27.

Bmisguided

Chypocrites

Dunbelievers.

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Question 489

jamb 2002

The number of lashes prescribed for the consumption of alcohol is

Aforty

Bsixty

Ceighty “Islam prescribes eighty lashes of cane, as a penalty for the consumption of alcohol. “Sanan Abu Daud, Kitaab. Hudud 35-37.

Dhundred.

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Question 490

jamb 2002

According to Hadītℎ 6 of an-Nawawi, it is better to avoid ambiguous matters in order to

Aavert self-destruction

Bavoid being a hypocrite

Cprotect one’s religion He who is on his guard with respect to the ambiguous things keeps his religion and his honour clean…”

Descape hell fire.

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