Free Quran MCQs with Answers

• A. 3
• B. 4
• C. 5
• D. 6

Explanation: The surahs named with a single Arabic letter are Qaf, Sad and Nun. The other abbreviated opening letters, such as Alif-Lam-Mim, are…

• A. Sura Qasas
• B. Sura Maida
• C. Sura Baraat
• D. Sura Lael

Explanation: The story of Qarun, known as Korah in English, is narrated most fully in Surah Al-Qasas, especially verses 28:76-82.

• A. Surah Mujadala
• B. Sura Lael
• C. Sura Al- Haj
• D. Sura Hamzah

Explanation: Surah Al-Mujadalah is known for containing the name Allah in every verse. This unusual repetition distinguishes it from the other options.

• A. Fire
• B. Water
• C. Wind
• D. Clay

Explanation: The Quran states that Allah subjected the wind to Hazrat Sulaiman (AS), allowing it to travel by his command and serve his kingdom.

• A. 70
• B. 75
• C. 55
• D. 65History

Explanation: The word “Quran” is commonly counted as occurring 70 times in the Quran.

• A. Surah Yusuf
• B. SuraH Hamd
• C. SuraH Al Imran
• D. SuraH Noon

Explanation: Surah Aal-e-Imran is the third surah and contains 200 verses. Surah Yusuf has 111 verses, while Surah al-Fatihah has only 7.

• A. Early morning
• B. Noon
• C. Early evening
• D. Night time

Explanation: The Quran states that it was revealed in the Night of Power, Laylat al-Qadr, which occurs at night in Ramadan.

• A. 6
• B. 12
• C. 18
• D. 24

Explanation: The Quran identifies the close disciples of Prophet Isa (Jesus, AS) as twelve, known as the Hawariyyun.

• A. Light
• B. Sign
• C. Peace
• D. Good news

Explanation: Injeel is associated with the Gospel revealed to Prophet Isa (AS), and the word is commonly translated as “good news.” “Torah” is the…

• A. Law
• B. Sign
• C. Peace
• D. Good news

Explanation: Tawrat, or Torah, is commonly translated as “law” or divine legislation.

• A. Makkah
• B. Baghdad
• C. Rome
• D. Tehran

Explanation: Makkah is explicitly named in the Quran, including in Surah Aal-e-Imran 3:96. Baghdad, Rome and Tehran are not mentioned by name.

• A. Hazrat Nooh AH
• B. Hazrat Yousaf AH
• C. Hazrat Ibrahim AH
• D. None of These

Explanation: Allah saved Prophet Ibrahim (AS) when Nimrod's people cast him into the fire, commanding the fire to become cool and safe for him.

• A. Angry one
• B. Disputation
• C. Deprived one
• D. Disappointed one

Explanation: Iblees is derived from a word conveying despair or disappointment, especially being deprived of Allah's mercy.

• A. 64
• B. 65
• C. 69
• D. None of These

Explanation: The name Ibrahim is commonly counted as occurring 69 times in the Quran.

• A. Goat
• B. Cat
• C. Camel
• D. Cow

Explanation: Al-Baqarah means “the cow,” referring to the cow in the account of the Israelites in the surah.

• A. Station of worship
• B. Station of praise
• C. Station of Justice
• D. Station of knowledge

Explanation: Maqam-e-Mahmud literally means the praiseworthy station or station of praise.

• A. Abdul Kalam Azad
• B. Anwar Saddat
• C. Shah Waliullah
• D. Abdul Hakeem

Explanation: Muhammad Abdul Hakim Khan is commonly credited in such Pakistani general-knowledge references as the first Muslim to translate or…

• A. Shah Waliullah
• B. Bahauddin Zakkaria
• C. Moen uddin Chishti
• D. Hafiz Lakhvi

Explanation: Hafiz Lakhvi is credited in standard Pakistani Islamic Studies references with translating the Quran into Punjabi.

• A. Aakhund Azzizullah
• B. Abdullah Shah Ghazi
• C. Bulley Shah
• D. Bahauddin Zakkaria

Explanation: Aakhund Azizullah is generally recognized as the first translator of the Quran into Sindhi.

• A. Yaseen
• B. Mudsir
• C. Rehman
• D. Fatiha

Explanation: The repeated rhetorical question فَبِأَيِّ آلَاءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ is the defining refrain of Surah al-Rahman.