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Question 751
jamb 2001
The Sahāba were the first embark on the interpretation of the Glorious Qur’ān in order to
Abe known as teachers of Tafsīr
Bbring out the treasures in the Glorious Qur’ān
Cexcel above other scholars
Dget used to the language of the Glorious Qur’ān
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Question 752
jamb 2001
The major theme of āyah Amanar-Rasāl is
Asteadfastness in prayer
Bthe articles of faith
Cthe pillars of Islam
Dthe importance of knowledge
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Question 753
jamb 2001
The basic theme of sūrah al-Zil Zāl is the description of
Afearful events of the Day of Judgment
Bhow people will be rewarded with paradise
Cevents before the actual doomsday
Dpunishment of the unbelievers in hell.
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Question 754
jamb 2001
Fount (of abundance) was given to the Prophet (S.A.W) and made known to him in sūrah
Aal-Mā’ ūn
Bal-Takāthur
Can-Nasr
Dal-Kawthar
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Question 755
jamb 2001
In sūrah al-Qāri’ah, mankind is compared to
Ascattered moths
Bladen camels
Cpampered creatures
Dhumiliated beasts.
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Question 756
jamb 2001
The verse above, is an expression of man’s absolute
Aloyalty to ‘Allāℎ
Bdependence on ‘Allāℎ
Cobedience to ‘Allāℎ
Dhumility to ‘Allāℎ.
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Question 757
jamb 2001
The main message of the verse above is that the
AMuslim ‘Ummah should ensure that the Glorious Qur’ān is not corrupted
Bprotection of the Glorious Qur’ān is a divine responsibility
Cprotection of the Glorious Qur’ān is a joint responsibility
DProphet (S.A.W) has taken adequate measures to protect the Glorious Qur’ān.
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Question 758
jamb 2001
The man who analyzed the first encounter the Prophet (S.A.W) with Angel Jibril was
AHatīb b. Abī Balta’a
BWaraqah b. Nawfal
CArqam b. Arqam
D‘Uthmān b. ‘Affān.
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Question 759
jamb 1995
Which of the following books was written by Ibn Sīna?
AKitāb al-Hayawān
BAl-Bayān wa at-Tabyīn
CIhyā’ as-Sunnah
DAl-Qānūn fi at-Tibb.
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Question 760
jamb 1995
In Islam, syncretism means
Amixing religion with politics
Bmixing Islamic beliefs with other beliefs
Cdiscouraging innovations and encouraging Islam
Dseparating Western culture from Islamic culture.
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Question 761
jamb 1995
The Muslim scholar who championed the rights and education of women in West Africa was
AAskia the Great
BMansa Musa
CIbn Battūta
DUsman dan-fodio.
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Question 762
jamb 1995
The famous Islamic scholar who was called the father of the science of history was
AIbn Battūta
BIbn Khaldūn
CIbn Rushd
DIbn Taym īyah.
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Question 763
jamb 1995
The main cause of the Battle of Uhud was that
Athe Quraysh wanted to revenge what befell them at the Battle of Badr
Bthe Quraysh wanted to regain their lost territory
CMuslims wanted to revenge what happened to them at the Battle of Badr
DAb
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Question 764
jamb 1995
Shaykh ‘Abdul-Qādir al-Jīlāni was the founder of
ATijāniyyah
BSanūsiyyah
CJilāniyyah
DQādiriyyah
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Question 765
jamb 1995
In what ways did the Muslim leaders contribute to the spread of Islam in West Africa?
ATheir moral standard and mode o worship impressed the local people
BThey sold commodities which were essential and indispensable
CAcceptance of Islam was made a major condition for the exchange of goods
DOrganization of regular preaching and free distribution of essential commodities.
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Question 766
jamb 1995
The first male adult to embrace Islam after the commencement of Islamic da’wah in Makkah was
A‘Umar
BAbū Bakr
C‘Uthmān
D‘Alī
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Question 767
jamb 1995
The battle of Khandaq was known as such because the
Aencounter took place near Khandaq
BMuslims dug a trench as a war strategy
Chypocrites protected Khandaq from enemies
DQuraysh fell into a trench.
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Question 768
jamb 1995
By the first pact of al-‘Aqabah. The delegates promised Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) to become
Adefenders of Islam
Bhelpers of Muslims
Cservants of the Prophet
Dbelievers in ‘Allāh.
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Question 769
jamb 1995
The Muslim ruler of Mali who embarked on a celebrated pilgrimage of Makkah in the 11th Century C.E was
AMuhammad Bello
BMuhammad Askia
CSheikh b. Fodiye
DMansa Musa
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Question 770
jamb 1995
The Prophet (S.A.W) died in the year
A632 C.E
B610 C.E
C519 C.E
D517 C.E
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