Year 7/8 Tarbiyah Midterm assessment (Term 4)

What is the original meaning of Zakah?

• Purification or growth.
• Interest or profit.
• Tax or fee.
• Charity or donation.

What is the rate of Zakah on money?

• 5%
• 2.5%
• 1%
• 10%

In Zakah, what does the word 'haul' mean?

• The lunar year that must pass before Zakah is due.
• The percentage of income required for Zakah.
• The type of charity given during Ramadan.
• The amount of wealth that must be given to charity.

What is the nisab?

• The nisab is a tax imposed on all forms of income.
• The nisab refers to the annual pilgrimage to Mecca.
• The nisab is a type of prayer performed during Ramadan.
• The nisab is the minimum threshold of wealth for zakat.

When was Zakah made obligatory?

• 5th year of Hijra

• 3rd year of Hijra

• 2nd year of Hijra

• 1st year of Hijra

You are a farmer, and your crops produced a yield worth $15,000. You irrigate your crops with rainwater. What is the rate of Zakah for your crops?

• 2%

• 2.5%

• 10%

• 5%

Zakah is mentioned over 26 times in the Quran along with another act of worship. Which act of worship is that?

• Hajj
• Shahada
• Salah
• Sawm

How many groups of Zakah recipients are there?

• 6
• 10
• 4
• 8

Which of the following statements are true?

• You can give any amount of money in Zakah to anyone

• There is a set amount required to give for Sadaqah

• You can give sadaqah to anyone

• You have to own a certain amount of money for a year before giving sadaqah

Which of the following statements is false?

• Food is given for Zakah al Fitr

• Only those who have nisab have to pay Zakah al Fitr

• Zakah al Fitr has to be paid by every Muslim

• Zakah al Fitr is given for Eid al Fitr