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Is Zakat our religious duty or moral duty, or both?

a. Of course, it is religious.b. It is purely moral.c. It is religious as well as moral.d. It is partly religious and partly moral.



When you give the Zakat, is it a favor to the poor or an honor to give?

a. Religious favor.b. Religious honor.c. Both a and b.d. Religious duty.



Is Zakat a must?

a. Yes, always for the qualified.b. Yes, always for everyone.c. For some.d. For only the rich.



Do you have to pay the Zakat every year?

a. Yes, of course.b. Yes but only when you want to.c. Only when you have money to throw

away.d. Yes, if you qualify.



How much do you pay for the Zakat?

a. 2.5% of the yearly left over income.b. 5%.c. 10%.d. 15%.



What does the Zakat teach us?

a. To help one another.b. Purify our wealth.c. Obedience to Allah.d. All the above.



Name three qualifying receivers of the Zakat fund?

a. The poor, destitute, and for the cause of Allah.

b. The kuffar.c. The munafiqeen.d. The poor as well as the middle class.



What is meant when some of the Zakat fund goes "for the cause of Allah"?

a. To support Religious works.b. To spread Islamic publications.c. To support Islamic projects.d. All above + all works to benefit Islam.



Are there many destitute people who need the Zakat fund?

a. Yes, quite a few.b. No, hardly any.c. Just a few.d. So many.



Can you help in other ways other than giving Zakat?

a. Sadaqah.b. Khums.c. a and b above.d. None of the above.



Being charitable is very good. How can you be charitable in the school?

a. By being helpful to others.b. By teaching.c. By learning well.d. All the above.



Give us some examples of charitable acts.

a. Kindness, courtesy, help, goodness of character.

b. Helping Dad and Mom.c. Helping the sick + a and b.d. Helping myself, + a and b.



Is it better to keep your good acts from being advertised?

a. Yes, since we want to please Allah.b. No, since we want to put the credit

where it belongs.c. Yes, every once in a while.d. Half and half.



What is the fourth pillar of Ibadat?

a. Haj, of course.b. Salat, of course.c. Saum, of course.d. Khums, of course.



Is Haj an obligation on every Muslim capable?

a. No.b. Yes, of course it is.c. Nice option.d. Occasionally.



Is Haj done at certain times of the year?

a. Dhul-Qi'da.b. Dhul-Hijjah.c. Muharram.d. Sha'ban.



Mecca is the holy city of Islam. Where is it located?

a. Next to Jerusalem.b. Next to Medina, in Iraq.c. Close to Medina in Arabia.d. In western part of Arabia.



If a person cannot afford to go to Mecca, is he or she still supposed to go to Haj?

a. No, of course not.b. Yes, but of course he or she should try.c. No, since Islam is the religion of

mercy.d. No, as long as he or she cannot afford

it.



If a person is too old or very sick, is he or she obliged to do Haj?

a. Yes.b. No, there is no obligation.c. Maybe.d. If he wants to.



If a person's life is endangered, is he still obliged to do the Haj?

a. Yes, of course.b. No, he or she is excused.c. Maybe, maybe not.d. Even if the danger is mild, Haj

shouldn't be done.



How many times do we have to do the Haj during our life time?

a. At least once.b. Only once.c. Two times.d. Three or more times.



Which month do we go for Haj?

a. Dhul-Hijjah.b. Dhul-Qi'da.c. Muharram.d. Ramadhan.



How many people usually go to Haj every year?

a. Millions in this day and age.b. Thousands.c. Hundreds of thousands.d. Tens of thousands.



Where do people doing the Haj come from?

a. Every country in the world.b. Most countries in the world.c. Some countries only.d. Usually some Middle Eastern countries.



Of what nationalities the people who go for Haj are?

a. Most nationalities of the world.b. All nationalities of the world.c. Arabians and some local countries. d. Americans, Russians, and Middle

Easterners.



What kind of people go to the Haj?

a. True believers in Islam.b. True, as well as lukewarm Muslims.c. Any Muslim who intends to do so. d. Muslims as well as people of other

faiths.



Do you see all kinds of people during Haj, be they black, white, or other colors?

a. Yes, we see all colors.b. No, only one color.c. Sometimes three colors.d. Mostly blacks and whites.



Is it only the rich who go to do Haj?

a. No.b. Yes, who else can afford it.c. All people who can afford it.d. Middle class.



How do people dress while doing the Haj?

a. All the same, plain manner.b. Dress up in a fancy way for the

occasion.c. In shorts, since it is hot over there.d. Very formal.



What do we learn from the Haj?

a. See Allah's glorious commands applied.

b. Feel brotherhood of man.c. Experience true human equality.d. all the above and more.



What is the brotherhood of man?

a. Feeling love and cooperation.b. Community of Mu'mins (believers) in

unity.c. Good feelings through the love of

Allah.d. All the above.



How do we learn a sense of equality during the Haj?

a. Because we dress alike + b and c.b. In obedience to Allah, we practice the

same rituals.c. We feel awe and humility at the same

time.d. By signing official papers in Mecca, +

all above.



Will your heart awaken to the spiritual call during the Haj?

a. Yes, very much so.b. No, not as expected.c. Some, but not that much.d. a and c above.



Which is the biggest international meeting in one place on earth that takes place every year?

a. Pilgrimage in India.b. Christmas in Jerusalem.c. Haj in Mecca.d. Conventions in Hawaii.



What do you sacrifice when you go to the Haj?

a. We leave family behind.b. We leave business behind + a.c. We put so much effort to go for the

occasion.d. All the above + the physical

difficulties.


Click for the answerOther than the many advantages, do

you feel closer to Prophet Muhammad and the Companions when you are doing the Haj?

a. Yes, very much so.b. Yes, if I know the Islamic history well.c. Yes, by simply being there.d. All the above.



What is Ihram?

a. A special day of fasting.b. During Haj, a condition you enter into.c. b above + you be the purest in

conduct.d. A Holy Book.



Why can you not even kill an insect during the state of Ihram?

a. You are in the purest of conduct.b. Allah (swt) wanted it that way + a and

c.c. Muhammad (pbuh) also explained it

that way.d. It is inhuman to kill + a.



What is Tawaf?

a. Going around Ka'ba seven times during Haj.

b. a above but five times.c. a above but three times.d. Be by the Ka'ba.



What is Sa’iy?

a. Going between Safa and Marwa during Haj.

b. Going to Mecca.c. Going around the Ka'ba seven times.d. Visiting Safa and Marwa.



During Haj we sacrifice an animal. Why do we do that?

a. Symbolically, of Prophet Ibrahim's experience.

b. To feed the poor.c. Part of the Haj rituals.d. All the above.



If Sa’iy is going between Safa and Marwa, how do we do it?

a. Run seven times.b. Walk seven times.c. Jog seven times.d. Stroll seven times.



How long does the trip take to do the Haj?

a. About two weeks.b. One month.c. One week.d. Five days.



What is Omrah?

a. Doing a mini Haj.b. Doing Haj not at the designated time.c. Doing the second Haj.d. A companion of the Prophet (pbuh).



What will people call a person who has done the Haj?

a. Honorable.b. Hajji for a man, Hijjiya for a woman.c. His excellency.d. Esquire.



What is meant by Propagating the Virtue in Islam?

a. Encourage what is fit.b. Encourage what is Islamicly good.c. Encourage the decent and proper.d. Encourage Islamic ethics + b and c.



Is Propagating the Virtue a fundamental duty on every Muslim?

a. Usually.b. Yes, it certainly is.c. Not so.d. Maybe.



How will you try your best to be good?

a. Help others to do what Islam teaches.b. Show others by actions what Islam

teaches.c. Hold to good actions all the time.d. All the above.



Will the family benefit from propagating virtue?

a. Yes it may.b. Occasionally it will.c. Mostly it will.d. Always it will.



Will the whole community benefit from Encouraging the Good?

a. Of course it will.b. Not necessarily.c. It may.d. At times.



If being kind, dependable, loving, and helpful are examples of good deeds, what other examples can you give?

a. Understanding and forgiving.b. An eye for an eye.c. Helping others in times of need.d. a and c + assisting the sick.



Does work for Islam form a kind of good deeds?

a. It may be so.b. It is the best kind.c. It is one of the best kinds.d. It is the only kind.



Is learning about Islam a form of good deed?

a. Yes and no.b. Certainly, it teaches us about good

deeds.c. Islam teaches only worship.d. Maybe.



Is explaining about Islam to your friends a form of good deeds?

a. Yes, but it is hard to do.b. No.c. Yes for sure.d. Maybe.


Click for the answerWhen Islam is attacked by some

people who are ignorant about it, and if you correct them, have you done a good deed then?

a. No.b. Yes, to some extent.c. Yes, it is one of the best deeds.d. Maybe.



Being good and doing good deeds is a form of worship (Ibadah), how important is this form of worship?

a. Very important.b. Probably the most important.c. Not important.d. Important.



What do we mean by prohibiting evil?

a. Preventing evil doing.b. Discouraging trouble making.c. Prohibiting bad things.d. All the above.



Why should we discourage vice?

a. It is religious duty.b. Evil is very bad.c. Vice can destroy.d. all the above.



Is cheating, being cruel, hurting others a form of evil?

a. Yes, they probably are.b. No.c. Maybe.d. Yes they are.



Is lying and being tricky a form of evil?

a. Yes they probably are.b. No.c. Maybe.d. Yes they are.



Is being destructive a form of evil?

a. Destruction leads to losses. It is evil.b. It often is evil.c. It may become evil.d. No.



Is discouraging evil an important religious duty?

a. Yes very important.b. Not so.c. So so.d. Maybe.



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