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Question 761
jamb 1995
The second treaty of al-‘Aqabah was a turning point because Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)
Amet his relations from Yathrib
Bestablished his national army
Cbecame the king of al-Madīnaℎ
Dagreed the emigrate to Yathrib
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Question 762
jamb 1995
The outcome of the Battle of Badr proved that
A‘Allāℎ supported the Muslim army
BMuslims were better fighters
Cnumerical strength matters in war
Dthe Quraysh army was superior.
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Question 763
jamb 1995
In the Islamic political system, Mas’ūliyyah means
Ajustice
Bdemocracy
Cconsultation
Daccountability.
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Question 764
jamb 1995
In pre-Islamic period, the social practice of tribalism was known as
Aal-‘asabiyyah
Bal-muru’ah
Cal-ghazwah
Dad-diyāfah.
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Question 765
jamb 1995
In Sharīah, makrūh is an action which is
Aencouraged and rewarded
Ballowed but not rewarded
Cdisallowed and punished
Ddiscourage but not punished.
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Question 766
jamb 1995
In the law of inheritance, the term al-wasiyyah refers to
Acharity
Bbenefit
Cbequest
Dgift
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Question 767
jamb 1995
If a decreased Muslim had made a will on his property, which of the following is disqualified from benefiting from it?
AFriend
BSon
CGuardian
DServant.
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Question 768
jamb 1995
In Islamic law of inheritance, the share of the female child is
A1/2 of the male's
B1/3 of the sister's
C1/4 of the mother's
D1/5 of the father's
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Question 769
jamb 1995
The most hateful of the permissible things in the sight of Allāℎ is
Amahr
Biddah
Cfasād
Dtalāq
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Question 770
jamb 1995
Zihār means
Alikening a wife’s back to that of one’s mother
Bforcing a woman to marry against her wish
Chaving an extra-marital relationship
Dcaring excessively for one’s wife.
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Question 771
jamb 1995
The term Khitbah in marriage contract means
Abetrothal
Bwitness
Cgift presentation
Dformal approach.
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Question 772
jamb 1995
One major aim of marriage in Islam is to
Aincrease the working force of the family
Bdistinguish between the duties of male and female
Cenhance ethnic loyalty
Dachieve legitimate procreation
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Question 773
jamb 1995
In which year of the Hijrah was fasting introduced in Islam?
ASecond
BThird
CFourth
DFifth
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Question 774
jamb 1995
One of the spiritual objectives of as-salāℎ is that it
Adevelops self-restraint
Bencourages punctuality
Cfosters equality
Dpromotes cleanliness.
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Question 775
jamb 1995
With the institution of zakāh, the distribution of wealth within the society should become
Aequal
Bproportional
Clump-sided
Dlegally binding
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Question 776
jamb 1995
According to Hadīth 36 in an-Nawawi’s collection, ‘Allāh is ready to aid any servant so long as the servant is ready to aid his
Aneighbours
Bfriends
Cbrothers
Dparents
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Question 777
jamb 1995
Qur’an 22:31 likens one who assigns partners to ‘Allāh to that who had fallen from heaven and was snatched up by
Aangels
Bspirits
Cthe devil
Dbirds
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Question 778
jamb 1995
Ibrāhīm is described in the Holy Qur’ān as
Ayahūd
Bmu’min
Cnasārā
Dhanīf.
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Question 779
jamb 1995
The angel that interrogates the dead in the grave is
ANakīr
BMīkāil
CIsrā’il
DJibrīl.
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Question 780
jamb 1995
According to the Holy Qur’ān (27:59-66),nature is a unique manifestation of the work of ‘Allāℎ because
Aman has no problem coping with it
Bman has continuously endeavoured to conquer it
Cit is beyond the scope of human comprehension
Dthe Qur’ān gives details of several aspects of it.
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