Islamic Religious Knowledge Past Questions

Question 721

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 722

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 723

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 724

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 725

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 726

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 727

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 728

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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Question 729

jamb 2002

Musnad as a work on Hadīth is credited to

A‘Abū Dāūd

BIbn Hambal “Ahmad bin Hambali was the founder of Hambali School of Law, one of the Sunning Schools. His work on Hadith is known as MUSNAD

CIbn Mājah

Dan Nasāic

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Question 730

jamb 2002

Az-zabāniyah in the verse above refers to the

Aprophets

Bangels of punishment

Cspirits

Dpeople condemned to hell fire.

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Question 731

jamb 2002

The creation of man in orderly proportion is described in sūrah

Aal-ghāshiyah

Bat-tīn “Verily we created man in the best stature (mould)” Q. 95:4.

Cal-fajr

Dal-balad.

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Question 732

jamb 2002

The theme of sūrah al-Inshirāh is that

A‘Allāh’s favour is on those who are patient

Bthe Prophet’s name stands high among others

Cthe Prophet’s virtues are always recognized

D‘Allāh always provides a solution to any problem “Verily along with every hardship is relief (5). “Verily along with every hardship is relief (6). (Q. 94:5-6).

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Question 733

jamb 2002

One of the lessons taught in sūrah 'al- Mā'un is that

Aman’s obligation towards ‘Allāℎ is constant

Bpeople should be cautious about their devotions

Ca hypocrite is one who shows off in his worship

Da good Muslim should always be honest in his works and worship.

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Question 734

jamb 2002

According to the verse above, man shall

ASee what he indulged in

Bbe fearful of the Day of Judgment

Csee hell fire with certainly of sight

Dbe questioned about the joy he indulged in “Then on that Day, you shall be asked about the delight (you indulged in, in this world)”.

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Question 735

jamb 2002

The contents of sūraℎ al-fatihah can be summed up to mean that

Amercy is always from ‘Allāh

Bman must always fear ‘Allāh and obey Him

Cman must worship ‘Allāh and seek His help

Dit is the first sūrah that was revealed

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Question 736

jamb 2002

One of the sahābah considered most knowledgeable in Tafsīr was

AAli b. ‘Ab ī Tālib

BUbay b. Kacab

CAbdullah b. cAbbās “Ibn Abbas (Abdullahi) was considered most knowledgeable in Tafsir among the scholars (Sahabah).

DSacad b. ‘Ab ī Waqās.

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Question 737

jamb 2002

The uniqueness of the Glorious Qur’ān, according to Q.39:28, lies in the fact that it is

Ahighly educative

Bin brief form

Crevealed piecemeal

Dreveled in Arabic

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Question 738

jamb 2002

The Makkan suwar lay emphasis on oneness of ‘Allāh because

Ait was the only way to call Makkans to Islām

Bit is the only article of faith

Cthe pre-Islamic Makkans worshipped many gods

Dit is the basis of īmān and other articles of faith

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Question 739

jamb 2002

Wahy in relation to the Glorious Qur’ān means

Aexplanation

Bcommunication

Crevelation

Dinformation.

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Question 740

jamb 2001

The first man on earth, Adam (A.S), was exalted above other creatures because of his

Aintelligence

Bobedience

Cinsight

Dknowledge.

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