Islamic Religious Knowledge Past Questions

Question 811

jamb 1992

One of the conditions for performing the Hajj is the

Aability to read the Qur’an and write the Qur’ānic verses

Breligiousness of the person

Cability to finance the journey

Dability to travel by air.

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Question 812

jamb 1992

The last sentence in the Talbiyah is

ALabbayka Allahuma labbayka

BLā sharika laka

CInnal Hamda wa n - Ni 'mata laka wal - mulk

DLabbayka lā sharika laka labbayka

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Question 813

jamb 1992

Those to benefit from the proceeds of Zakah include

Aold men and women

Bofficers employed to administer it

Cunder-aged children

Dself-employed low-income earners

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Question 814

jamb 1992

When you read loudly while praying Zuhr in one of the rak’at, you are expected to

Arepeat your prayer

Bmake a qablī sujūd

Cmake a ba dī sujūd

Drecite the qunūt

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Question 815

jamb 1992

Standing on “Arafāt is a major difference between Hajj and

AQirān

BTamattu

CIfrād

D‘Umrah

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Question 816

jamb 1992

Defrauding by giving too little and asking for too much is condemned in Sūraℎ

Aat- Tīn

Bat- Tatfīf

Cal- māūn

Dal- Takāthur

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Question 817

jamb 1992

Muhammad rasūlullah in the kalimatu shshahādah means that Muhammed (S.A.W.) is to Allah a

Aprophet

Bmessenger

Cservant

Dslave

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Question 818

jamb 1992

Which of the following battles resulted in more people being converted to Islam?

AUhud

BBadr

CHunayn

DKhandaq

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Question 819

jamb 1992

Which of the following led away a section of the Muslims army when preparations were on for the battle of Uhud?

AAbū Lahb

BAbū Jahl

C'Abdullah b. Ubayy

D'Abdullah b. Awwām

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Question 820

jamb 1992

The Truce of al-Hudaybiyyah included terms such as

Apayment of reparations to the Makkans by the Ummah

Bprevention of Muslims from entering Makkah until ten years later

Cthe observance by both parties of a ten year period of peace

Dthe encouragement of the Makkans to join the Muslims in al-Madānah

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Question 821

jamb 1992

The monogamous life of Prophet muhammed (S.A.W) lasted for

A5years

B10years

C13years

D25years

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Question 822

jamb 1992

The Prophet (S.A.W) ordered some of the Muslims to emigrate to Abyssinia

Ain order to be far away from Makkah

Bbecause he wanted them to preach Islam to the Negus

Cin order to go beyond the reach of their persecutors

Dbecause Bil

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Question 823

jamb 1992

when Prophet Muhammed (S.A.W) led the Muslims in a
triumphant entry into Makkah, all Makkans were assured of their safety if they entered the sacred mosque,
remained indoors in their homes or

Aentered the house of Abū Sufyān

Bprostrated themselves before Muhammed (S.A.W)

Csurrendered all their belongings

Dfree all detained Muslims

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Question 824

jamb 1992

The waiting period for a divorced woman is termed

A'īd

Bwaqt

CSā 'ah

D'iddah

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Question 825

jamb 1992

The money given out a woman at the time of contracting her marriage is known as

Aal-Mahar

Bal-Zakāh

Cal-Jizyyah

Dal-Ujrah

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Question 826

jamb 1992

What percentage of the estate of a late childless wife can the Muslim husband inherit?

A1/2

B1/3

C1/4

D1/6

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Question 827

jamb 1992

Part of the wisdom in instituting the ‘iddah in marriage is to

Amake the marriage stable

Benable the wife to settle down

Cgive chance for reconciliation

Dprevent the woman from marrying

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Question 828

jamb 1992

Kaffāraℎ (major expiation) is compulsory upon a husband who revokes

ALi 'ān

Bzihār

Cīlā

DKhul'

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Question 829

jamb 1992

Which of the following terms is most closely related to divorce?

AZawāj

B'Iddah

Cmahr

DIdrār

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Question 830

jamb 1992

A Hādith with uninterrupted chain of authorities traced back to the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) himself is described as

AMutawātir

BMawqūf

CMaqtū

DMuttasil - marfū

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