Islamic Religious Knowledge Past Questions

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Question 41
jamb 2010
A text of Hadith is rejected if it is
Areported by an Arab
Bagainst natural phenomenon
Creported twice by the same reporter
Dnot reported in Madinah.
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Question 42
jamb 2010
‘Peace descending on the righteous throughout the night'

The verse above is one of the major
themes in Sūrah
Aal-Qadr
Bal-Alaq
Cal-Kawthar
Dal-Falaq.
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Question 43
jamb 2010
The Day of Judgement is described in
s
Aarranged in three rows
Bmade to drink from hot vessels
Clike moths scattered about “It is the Day whereon mankind will be like moths scattered about” Ref: Q. 101:4.
Dmade to wear iron rods around their necks.
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Question 44
jamb 2010
The significant message contained in sūrah at-Takāthur is that
Apassion for wealth and position may divert man’s attention from worship of Allah Ref: Q. 102:1 - 8.
Bmoral obligation and spiritual sacrifice should be uppermost in the minds of a true believer
Cman should avoid committing sin at all times
Dman should pray five times daily
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Question 45
jamb 2010
Al-Kawthar in the Glorious Qur’an is otherwise called a
Ariver in paradise “Verily, we have granted you (O Muhammad S.A.W) Al-Kauthar (a river in paradise). Ref: Q. 108:1.
Bgarden in paradise
Clight in paradise
Dfruit in paradise
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Question 46
jamb 2010
The major themes that can be derived from Surah al-fatihah are
Aknowledge, prayer and sacrifice
Bpraise, prayer and pledge
Cpraise, promise and equity
Dpraise, pledge and prayer.
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Question 47
jamb 2010
The copy of the Glorious Qur’an in use was standardized during the period of Caliph
AAbu Bakr as Siddiq
BUmar b. Khattab
CUthman b. Affan
DAli b. Abu Talib.
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Question 48
jamb 2010
One major peculiarity between the Makkan and Madinan Suwar of the Glorious Qur’an is that
AMakkan Suwar are historical while Madinan Suwar are theoretical
BMakkan Suwar are meant for daily rituals while Madinan Suwar are for commercial transactions
CMakkan Suwar are purely to people of Makkan while the Madinan Suwar addresses the people of Madina
DMakkan Suwar are short and poetic while the Madinan Suwar are longer and generic.
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Question 49
jamb 2010
The authenticity of the Glorious Qur’an has been proven by empirical evidence of
Adredging sea water to dams
Bstages of growth of human embryo Ref: Quaran Chapter 23 Vs 12 - 14
Cdevelopment of nuclear technology
Ddevelopment of solar technology
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Question 50
jamb 2010

How many Caliphs did the Glorious Qur’an
pas through before its standardization?

ASix
BFour
CThree “Abubakar, Umar then Uthman”
DTwo.
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Question 51
jamb 2010
Divine Inspiration was employed in the
Aarrangement of the Glorious Qu'ran
Bcompilation of the Glorious Qu'ran
Cstandardization of the Glorious Quran
Dmemorization of the Glorious Qu'ran
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Question 52
jamb 2010
Angel Jibril asked the Prophet (SAW) to read during the event of the first revelation
Afour times
Bthree times
Ctwice
Donce
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Question 53
jamb 2010
Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) answer to Angel Jibril when he was asked to recite was
A'I am not a scholar'
B'I am not a jugde'
C'I cannot read' "Ma ana biqari" " I cannot read"
D'I cannot preach'
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Question 54
jamb 2010
The revelation of the glorious Qur'an started with a
Aparable
Bcommand " Iqrah" " Read" In a commanding tone by the Angel Jibril (Q :). Ref: Q 96:1
Clegislation
Ddeclaration
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