Quiz Taharah

What is taharah?

• Taharah means clean our hands and face only.

• Taharah means clean yourself from dirt and hadas to perform ibadah such as tawaf and solat

• Taharah means clean yourself from dirt and hadas to play in the evening

• Taharah means take a shower without clean the dirt.

Examples of taharah according to syarak

• Tayamum

  (Dry ablution)

• Wudhuk

  (Ablution)

• Istinjak

• Wash hands only

How many types of water in Islamic Law?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Choose one type of water used for taharah

• Milk

• Mutlaq water

• Milo

• Mutanajis water

There are 4 types water in Islamic Law. They are

• Mutlaq water

• Musyammas water

• Musta'mal water

• Mutanajis water

• Muzammil water

Which statement is true?

• Mutlaq water is anatural water which is considered inherently pure,and therefore used to purify oneself.

• Mutlaq water is a pure water and can be used to purify oneself but in Islam is makruh to be used.

• Mutlaq water is pure water but cannot be used for purification. The water been used for removing hadats.

What is musyammas water?

• Musyammas water is te best water used for purification.

• Musyammas water is water exposed to the sun and makruh to be used for purification purpose.

• Musyammas water is a water at a room temperature.

• Musyammas water is a water at very cool temperature.

Choose 3 correct statements for musta'mal water?

• Musta'mal water is a pure water but could not purify.

• Musta'mal water can be used for ther than purification as its look, taste and smell did not change.

• Musta'mal water is a water tat already used to remove hadats.

• Musta'mal water is a water with the flowers.

What is mutanajis water?

• Mutanajis water can be used for purification.

• Mutanajis water is a pure water.

• Mutanajis water is a clean water.

• Mutanajis water is a water that in contact with majis therefore cannot be used for purification.

What is dalil about taharah in Al Quran?

• "They plan and Allah plans, but Allah is the best planner'(Al Anfal:30)

• " Do not despair the mercy of Allah" ( Az Zumar: 53)

• 'Truly, Allah loves those who abstain from evil and keep themselves pure.” (Al Baqarah,2:22)