All Free Islamic Studies MCQs with Answers

301. When was the meat of donkey prohibited?

• A. Jang-e-Badar
• B. Jang-e-Khaibar
• C. Jang-e-Ahzab
• D. Jang-e-Hunain

Explanation: The prohibition of domestic donkey meat was announced during the campaign of Khaybar. It is reported in authentic hadith collections, making Khaybar the relevant battle.

302. What is the punishment of drinking wines in Quran?

• A. 40 Lashes
• B. 50 Lashes
• C. 80 Lashes
• D. None of these

Explanation: The Quran prohibits wine but does not prescribe a fixed number of lashes for drinking it. The punishment of 40 lashes, later increased to 80 in the time of Umar (RA) according to some reports, comes from Sunnah and caliphal practice rather than an explicit Quranic penalty.

303. ___________was the hardest form of revelation?

• A. In form of Dreams
• B. Behind the Curtain
• C. Ringing Bells
• D. None of these

Explanation: The Prophet (PBUH) described revelation accompanied by the ringing of bells as the hardest form because of its intense effect. Revelation through true dreams was comparatively easier for him.

304. Why Hazrat Ismaeel (A.S) divorced his first wife on the request of his father?

• A. she was dishonest
• B. she was discourteous
• C. she was disobedient
• D. It is the order of Jibreal (A.S)

Explanation: In the well-known hadith account, Prophet Ibrahim (AS) advised Ismail (AS) to change the “threshold” of his house because his wife was discourteous and complained. The reference is to poor manners, not dishonesty or disobedience.

305. ____________ is called Sayeed-ul-Ayam?

• A. Judgement day
• B. Eid day
• C. Friday
• D. Arafat day

Explanation: Friday is called Sayyid-ul-Ayyam, meaning the chief or best of days, in Islamic tradition. It is the weekly congregational day for Muslims, not Eid or the Day of Arafah.

306. Name the 1st man who issued regular order to collect write Ahadees ________?

• A. Hazrat Umer Bin Khattab
• B. Hazrat Usman Bin Affan
• C. Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique
• D. Hazrat Umer Bin Abdul Aziz

Explanation: Caliph Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz ordered the systematic official collection of Hadith, commissioning scholars such as Ibn Shihab al-Zuhri. Earlier caliphs preserved narrations but did not issue this regular state order.

307. The literal meaning of word Hadith is ___________?

• A. Message
• B. Information
• C. Conversation
• D. None of These

Explanation: Hadith literally refers to a statement, report or conversation, and “conversation” is the closest option here. In Islamic terminology it refers more broadly to the Prophet’s sayings, actions, approvals and descriptions.

308. What an authentic Hadis is called___________?

• A. Sahifah
• B. Sahih
• C. Musnad
• D. Saadiqah

Explanation: Sahih literally means sound or authentic and is used for a Hadith meeting the accepted standards of reliable chain and narration. Sahifah means a written collection, while Musnad refers mainly to arrangement or collection by chain.

309. How many parts of each Hadis are there______________?

• A. Two
• B. Three
• C. Four
• D. Five

Explanation: A Hadith has two basic parts: the Sanad, or chain of transmitters, and the Matan, or actual text. These two components help establish both who transmitted the report and what was reported.

310. The parts of each of the Hadis are Sanad and_______________?

• A. Matan
• B. Musnad
• C. Sahifah
• D. Riwayat

Explanation: The Sanad identifies the narrators and transmission chain, whereas the Matan is the wording or substance of the report. Thus, the missing part is Matan.