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The stages of era progression are following this sequence __________.

• Prophet’s era - Rightly Guided Caliph era - Tabi’in era - Revival era

• Prophet’s era - Rightly Guided Caliph era - Tabi’in era - Tadwin era

• Rightly Guided Caliph era - Tabi’in era - Taqlid/Jumud era - Prophet’s era

Which era was known as the golden age of Fiqh development?

• Tadwin Era

• Prophet's Era

• Taqlid & Jumud Era

The birth of Mahzabs started during the Tadwin era. What are the 4 Mazhabs in Islam?

• Hanafi, Maliki, Syafi'i and Hanbali.

• Abu Bakar, Umar ibn Khattab, Uthman ibn Affan and Ali ibn Talib

• Abu Bakri, Umar ibn Khatib, Uthman ibn Affan and Ali ibn Ubaidillah

Majority of Muslims in Singapore who follow Mazhab Syafi'i are traditionally __________ Muslims.

• Sunni

• Sunnah

• Sunnah Muakkadah

Ijtihad was one of the resources used in Caliph's Era. Choose one example of Ijtihad in Qiyas that you can relate to the present day.

• Paying with silver and gold to paynow and paylah

• Gambling and buying toto, as gambling itself is permitted in Islam

• Gambling and buying toto, as gambling itself is forbidden in Islam

When Islam was spread to other regions, the Muslim community grew larger and new issues arose among the community. How did the Companions address this issue?

• Companions just make Du'a without ijtihad

• They resolve the issue by ijitihad and Ijma' after referring to Quran and Sunnah

• They resolve the issues using their own opinion without referring to Quran and Sunnah

Tadwin was regarded as the Golden age of Fiqh history. What is the meaning of the Golden age?

• There's a lot of merchants selling gold in Tadwin era

• The period of time when the field of Fiqh was at its lowest

• The period of time when the field of Fiqh was very successful

The first revelation begins with a command to read. What is the importance and significance of reading in Islam? Choose 2 correct answers.

• Seeking knowledge is optional

• Reading for knowledge is one way to understand the Creator and His creations

• The Qur’an treats knowledge as a means to attain Iman (faith) for all Muslims in becoming true believers