Islamic Studies

The name of Hazrat Hud (AH) is mentioned 8 times in the Holy Quran. This is a well-established fact in Islamic studies, making option B correct.

In Islamic terminology, a person who performs prayer alone is called a 'Munfarid'. The other options do not correctly refer to this concept.

Hazrat Sauda (RA) was the fifth wife of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The other options correspond to different wives but not the fifth one in chronological order.

In Islamic teachings, fasting (Sawm) is described as being between the person fasting and Allah, meaning it is an act of worship and devotion directed solely to Allah. The term 'Rozadar' refers to the fasting person, and the fasting is not for others like Prophets, Angels, or Jinns.

Hazrat Ali (R.A.) was the fourth Caliph in Islamic history, succeeding Hazrat Usman (R.A.). This is a well-established fact in Islamic studies.

The first verse revealed in the Holy Qur’an is from Surah Al-Alaq (96:1), where the command 'Read!' was given to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). This marks the beginning of the Qur'anic revelation.

According to Islamic jurisprudence, the kaffarah (atonement) for deliberately breaking a fast during Ramadan without a valid reason by engaging in sexual intercourse is to fast for 60 consecutive days or to feed 60 poor people. This is supported by authentic hadith and scholarly consensus. For breaking the fast by eating or drinking deliberately, the majority opinion is that only making up the missed day (qada) and sincere repentance is required, without kaffarah. However, some schools extend kaffarah to deliberate eating or drinking as well. Since the question refers to deliberate breaking of the fast without specifying sexual intercourse, the closest correct answer regarding kaffarah is feeding 60 people, which corresponds to option B. Therefore, the correct answer is B: To Feed 60 people.

Hazrat Al-Qasim was the first son of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) from his first wife Khadijah. He was born before the prophethood began. The other sons were born later or are incorrect.

The third wife of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was Hazrat Sauda (RA). Hazrat Khadeja (RA) was the first wife, Hazrat Ayesha (RA) was the fourth, and Hazrat Hafsa (RA) was the fifth wife.

Surah Humaza explicitly condemns backbiting and slandering others, describing the fate of those who engage in such behavior. This makes option B the correct answer.