Waqf

Which of the following best describes the primary difference between Zakāh and Ṣadaqah?

• • a) Zakāh is mandatory, while Ṣadaqah is voluntary.

• • b) Zakāh can be given to anyone, while Ṣadaqah has specific recipients.

• • c) Ṣadaqah is obligatory, while Zakāh is given out of love.

• • d) Zakāh and Ṣadaqah have the same rules and are interchangeable.

If a person wants to give away a portion of their wealth permanently for the benefit of future generations, which Islamic practice would they be performing?

• • a) Zakāh

• • b) Ṣadaqah

• • c) Hibah

• • d) Waqf

Which of the following statements is true about Hibah?

• a) It is an obligatory form of giving.

• b) It involves giving a gift with an expectation of return.

• c) It is a voluntary act of giving a gift without expecting anything in return.

• d) It is only given during the month of Ramadan.

• • a) It is an obligatory form of giving.

• • b) It involves giving a gift with an expectation of return.

• • c) It is a voluntary act of giving a gift without expecting anything in return.

• • d) It is only given during the month of Ramadan.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Waqf?

• • a) It is a permanent and irrevocable endowment.

• • b) The benefits are meant to be everlasting.

• • c) It can be revoked at any time by the donor.

• • d) It is dedicated for religious, educational, or charitable purposes.

A wealthy individual donates a plot of land to build a school that will provide free education. This act is an example of:

• • a) Zakāh

• • b) Ṣadaqah

• • c) Hibah

• • d) Waqf

hat did Umar ibn al-Khattab do with the piece of land he received in Khaybar?

• • a) He sold it and distributed the money among the poor.

• • b) He gave it as a gift to his family.

• • c) He established it as a Waqf following the advice of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). to supported the poor, slaves, travelers, and others in need.

• • d) He inherited it to his descendants.

• What is the Well of Rumah best known for?

• • a) Being the largest well in Medina.

• • b) Being a private water source for the family of Uthman ibn Affan.

• • c) Being purchased and made a Waqf by Uthman ibn Affan, allowing free access to water for the community.

• • d) The first well dug by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

What did Umm Ḥabībah Ramlah bint Abī Sufyān donate as Waqf?

• • a) A piece of jewelry.

• • b) A piece of land she owned.

• • c) A portion of her wealth in gold.

• • d) Her family’s ancestral home.

• Ḥafṣah bint ʿUmar is known for endowing what item as a Waqf?

• • a) Land in Medina.

• • b) A well in Khaybar.

• • c) Jewelry to the House (Family) of al-Khaṭṭāb.

• • d) A collection of rare books.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a person (Waqif) to establish a Waqf?

• a

• • a) The person must be a sane, adult Muslim.

• • b) The person must have full ownership of the property being endowed.

• • c) The person must be free from any legal disputes.

• • d) The person must be able to revoke the Waqf at any time.