Year 11 - Khutbah, Tabligh, dan Dakwah

What is the main purpose of khutbah in Islam?

• To entertain the congregation

• To deliver an Islamic message and remind people of their duties

• To conduct a social gathering

• To replace the Friday prayer

How many parts are there in the Friday khutbah?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is a mandatory requirement for a valid khutbah?

• It must be recited in Arabic

• The khatib must be a scholar

• It must include the praise of Allah and blessings upon the Prophet

• It must be delivered by an elder

One of the rukun (pillars) of khutbah is:

• Performing wudu before the khutbah

• Mentioning taqwa (piety) in the khutbah

• Making a long supplication

• Reading Surah Al-Fatihah

A khutbah is typically delivered by:

• Anyone in the congregation

• A person chosen by the mosque committee

• The most senior person present

• A political leader

During khutbah, the audience is required to:

• Listen attentively without speaking

• Discuss the topic among themselves

• Continue their personal activities

• Leave if they are not interested

The role of a khatib is to:

• Lead the prayer and deliver the khutbah

• Only give advice after the prayer

• Teach Arabic language

• Write religious books

The Eid khutbah is:

• Delivered before the Eid prayer

• Optional for those who attend the prayer

• Not required at all

• Given after the Eid prayer

Tabligh means:

• Spreading Islam through communication

• Performing only Friday prayers

• Reciting the Quran silently

• Practicing Islam in private

The main goal of tabligh is to:

• Force people to follow Islam

• Invite people to Islam with wisdom and kindness

• Debate with non-Muslims aggressively

• Promote political ideologies