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Quran (Best Night)

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Islamic Studies

Which is the best night mentioned in the Holy Qur’an?

A
Shab-e-Bara’at
B
Shab-e-Miraj
C
Shab-e-Qadar
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

The best night mentioned in the Holy Qur’an is Laylat al-Qadr (Shab-e-Qadar), which is described as better than a thousand months in terms of worship and blessings. This makes option C the correct answer.

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Makki Surahs

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Islamic Studies

In how many years were the Makki Surahs revealed?

A
13
B
14
C
15
D
16
Explanation and memory cue

There are generally 14 Makki Surahs revealed before the migration to Medina. The number 14 is widely accepted among Islamic scholars for the count of Makki Surahs.

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Qiyas

easy
Islamic Studies

Analogy is a synonym of _______?

A
Ijtehad
B
Qiyas
C
Ijma
D
Jury
Explanation and memory cue

In Islamic jurisprudence, 'Qiyas' refers to analogical reasoning, making it synonymous with 'analogy'. The other options do not represent analogy.

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Day Of Judgment

easy
Islamic Studies

Which angel will blow the trumpet (Sur) on the Day of Judgment?

A
Hazrat Mika’il
B
Hazrat Israfil
C
Hazrat Jabra’il
D
None
Explanation and memory cue

According to Islamic teachings, Hazrat Israfil is the angel who will blow the trumpet (Sur) to signal the Day of Judgment. This event marks the resurrection and the beginning of the final judgment.

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Battle of Badr

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Islamic Studies

Number of Kufars (Non-Muslim forces) in the Battle of Badr was _______.

A
1000
B
1100
C
1200
D
1300
Explanation and memory cue

Historical sources and authoritative Islamic studies indicate that the number of non-Muslim forces (Kufars) in the Battle of Badr was approximately 1000. This is supported by sources such as Encyclopedia Britannica and Islamic historical commentaries, which commonly cite the Meccan army at Badr as numbering about 1000 men. Therefore, option A (1000) is the most accurate choice, not 1300 as initially stated.

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Fiqh Rulings

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Islamic Studies

Name the term for which acting upon it is not rewarding, but it is also not a sin if you do not act upon it. What is it about?

A
Makruh-i-Tanzihi
B
Makruh-i-Tehrimi
C
Mubah
D
Mustahab
Explanation and memory cue

Makruh-i-Tanzihi refers to actions that are disliked or discouraged in Islamic law; acting upon them is not rewarded, but not sinful if avoided. This matches the description given in the question. Mubah (option C) refers to actions that are neutral, neither rewarded nor sinful, which does not fit the question's description.

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Practice MCQ

Islamic Studies

How many prayers have no Azan (آذان)?

A
1
B
2
C
3
D
None
Explanation and memory cue

Three congregational prayers performed without an Azan are the two Eid prayers and Funeral prayers/Janazah also do not have an Azan.

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Kalimahs

easy
Islamic Studies

The name of the sixth Kalimah is_______?

A
Kalimah Tamjeed
B
Kalimah Tauheed
C
Kalimah Shahadat
D
Kalimah Radd-i-Kufar
Explanation and memory cue

The sixth Kalimah in Islamic teachings is known as Kalimah Radd-i-Kufar, which means the declaration of rejecting disbelief. This matches option D, making it the correct answer.

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Quran (Prophets)

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Islamic Studies

Hazrat Nooh (AH) name is mentioned in the Holy Quran _______ times.

A
41
B
42
C
43
D
44
Explanation and memory cue

The name of Hazrat Nooh (AH) is mentioned 41 times in the Holy Quran. This is a well-established fact in Islamic studies, making option A correct.

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Prophets (Titles)

easy
Islamic Studies

Which prophet of Allah is called Abu Al-Bashar?

A
Hazrat Nooh (AH)
B
Hazrat Ibrahim (AH)
C
Hazrat Adam (AH)
D
Hazrat Ayub (AH)
Explanation and memory cue

Hazrat Adam (AH) is known as Abu Al-Bashar, meaning 'Father of Mankind,' as he is considered the first human and prophet in Islamic tradition.