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111. There are_________ Meeqats of Kabba?

  • A. 3
  • B. 4
  • C. 5
  • D. 6History

Explanation: There are five principal miqats, or boundary points, designated for pilgrims approaching Makkah from different directions. A pilgrim intending Hajj or Umrah must enter ihram before crossing the relevant miqat.

Correct answer: 5

112. Muzdalifah is an area between:_____________?

  • A. Makah and Madina
  • B. Makah and Mina
  • C. Madina and Mina
  • D. Mina and Arafat

Explanation: Muzdalifah lies between Mina and Arafat on the Hajj route. Pilgrims proceed from Arafat to Muzdalifah and then to Mina.

Correct answer: Mina and Arafat

113. Zakat was forbidden for __________?

  • A. Banu Hashim
  • B. Banu Quraish
  • C. Banu Ummaya
  • D. Banu Saad

Explanation: The Prophet ﷺ prohibited obligatory charity from being given to Banu Hashim and the descendants of Abdul Muttalib. This ruling is distinct from the broader tribal label of Banu Quraysh.

Correct answer: Banu Hashim

114. Ziarat-e- Tawaf is _______________?

  • A. Faraz
  • B. Wajib
  • C. Nafli
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Tawaf al-Ziyarat, also called Tawaf al-Ifadah, is an essential obligation of Hajj and is therefore classified as fard. It is performed after the main rites at Mina and Arafat.

Correct answer: Faraz

115. Tasbih means?

  • A. Glorifying of God
  • B. Praising of God
  • C. forgetfulness
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Tasbih means declaring Allah’s perfection and glorifying Him, as in the phrase Subhan Allah. Praising Allah is related, but tasbih specifically emphasizes His freedom from every imperfection.

Correct answer: Glorifying of God

116. Sujud sahwi is the sajad of ___________?

  • A. Forgetfulness
  • B. Need
  • C. Recitation
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Sujud al-sahw is the prostration performed to compensate for forgetfulness or an unintended omission in prayer. It is therefore different from sujud al-tilawah, which follows Quranic recitation.

Correct answer: Forgetfulness

117. On 8th Zil-Hajj stay at Mina is said to be ___________?

  • A. Yum-e- Arafat
  • B. Yum-e- Tarvia
  • C. Tawaf-e-Wadoom
  • D. None of these

Explanation: The 8th of Dhul-Hijjah is known as Yaum al-Tarwiyah, when pilgrims traditionally proceed to Mina. The Day of Arafah is 9th Dhul-Hijjah.

Correct answer: Yum-e- Tarvia

118. Prayers which were essential in the early period of Islam?

  • A. Fajar and Zuhar
  • B. Fajr and Isha
  • C. Fajr and Asar
  • D. Fajr and Magrib

Explanation: Before the five daily prayers were prescribed during the Mi'raj, the early Muslim prayer practice is commonly described in basic texts as including Fajr and Isha. The question refers to this initial stage rather than the later complete five-prayer system.

Correct answer: Fajr and Isha

119. What is the first manifestation of faith in Islam?

  • A. Zakat
  • B. Prayer
  • C. Shahadah (Kalima)
  • D. Hajj

Explanation: Shahadah is the verbal declaration of belief in Allah's oneness and the prophethood of Muhammad (PBUH), making it the first and foundational expression of faith. Zakat, prayer, and Hajj are acts that follow within the framework of Islam.

Correct answer: Shahadah (Kalima)

120. Who has the authority to exempt any person from zakat in an Islamic state?

  • A. Caliph
  • B. Wali/Governor
  • C. Imam
  • D. none of these

Explanation: No individual listed has authority to cancel the zakat obligation of a person who is legally liable for it, because zakat is a divinely fixed duty. A ruler may administer or distribute it, but cannot generally exempt someone from the obligation.

Correct answer: none of these