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1

A person recites the Shahadah verbally but worships graves. What is the Islamic ruling on their Shahadah?

Hard 1 Mark

Recall: worshiping other than Allah contradicts the first part "La ilaha" (no false deity).

A Valid, as verbal recitation is sufficient

B Valid, but they need to repent

C Invalid, as worshiping graves violates the 8th condition (rejection of false deities)

D Valid with minor sin

2

Which condition of Shahadah is violated when someone prays longer only to impress others (Riya)?

Hard 1 Mark

Ikhlas = purity of intention — Riya directly opposes this.

A Knowledge

B Truthfulness

C Sincerity (Ikhlas)

D Acceptance

3

Which of the following is a PILLAR (Rukn) of Salah — if missed, the prayer is completely invalid?

Hard 1 Mark

Pillars of Salah — if any one is skipped deliberately, the Salah must be repeated.

A Reciting Qunut in Witr

B Saying Ameen after Al-Fatihah

C Prostrating (Sajdah) with forehead, nose, palms, knees, and toes

D Wearing clean clothes

4

According to a Hadith in Tirmidhi, what is the ruling on a person who abandons Salah completely?

Hard 1 Mark

This Hadith in Tirmidhi uses the word "kafir" — disbeliever.

A They become a sinner only

B They have become a disbeliever (Kafir)

C They need to pay a fine

D Only their reward is reduced

5

Why do many scholars prefer using the Silver Nisab over Gold Nisab when calculating Zakah eligibility today?

Hard 1 Mark

Lower threshold = more payers = more wealth redistributed to the poor.

A Silver is more valuable than gold

B Gold Nisab leads to more people paying Zakah

C Silver Nisab is lower, making more people obligated to pay, increasing distribution to the poor

D Silver is the only Nisab mentioned in the Quran

6

What is the difference between Zakah and Sadaqah regarding recipients?

Hard 1 Mark

Zakah = restricted (Fardh); Sadaqah = flexible (voluntary).

A Both can be given to anyone

B Zakah is restricted to 8 specific categories; Sadaqah can be given to anyone including non-Muslims

C Sadaqah is restricted to 8 categories; Zakah can go to anyone

D Neither can be given to non-Muslims

7

Laylat al-Qadr is described in the Quran as better than how many months?

Hard 1 Mark

Surah Al-Qadr (97) directly answers this — 1,000 months = 83+ years.

A 100 months

B 1,000 months

C 10,000 months

D 70 months

8

A pregnant woman fears harm to herself (not the child) if she fasts. What is the ruling on her fasting?

Hard 1 Mark

Pregnant = temporary inability → Qada required. Elderly = permanent inability → Fidyah only.

A She must fast regardless

B She can skip fasting and pays Fidyah only with no Qada

C She can skip fasting and makes Qada later (some scholars also say Fidyah)

D She pays Kaffarah

9

Which type of Hajj requires the Hadi (animal sacrifice), and which does NOT?

Hard 1 Mark

Hadi compensates for the "benefit" of combining Umrah with Hajj — Ifrad gets no such benefit.

A Ifrad and Qiran require Hadi; Tamattu' does not

B All three types require Hadi equally

C Tamattu' and Qiran require Hadi; Ifrad does not

D Only Tamattu' requires Hadi

10

What are the prohibited acts during the state of Ihram?

Hard 1 Mark

Ihram creates a sacred boundary — a state of purity and restrictions.

A Only cutting hair and nails

B Wearing perfume, hunting, marital relations, cutting hair/nails

C Only marital relations and hunting

D Salah and fasting

11

What are the conditions for Hajj being OBLIGATORY on a Muslim?

Hard 1 Mark

There are 7 conditions — covering personal status, physical, financial, and security factors.

A Being Muslim, sane, adult, free, physically able, financially able, and route safe

B Being Muslim and having enough money only

C Being Muslim, adult, and physically able only

D Being Muslim, completing Ramadan, and paying Zakah first

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