Challenging Islamic Studies Quiz

What does it mean that Islam is a religion of ease?

• It balances duty with mercy and allows flexibility when needed

• It means Islam has no rules

• It encourages people to follow whatever is easy for them

• It lets people delay all worship

Which statement best reflects the Hadith: “Make things easy and do not make them difficult”?

• Islamic teachings consider human ability and circumstance

• Islam always avoids discipline

• Religion should be followed only when convenient

• People should skip anything they find hard

How does Islam balance worship and difficulty?

• It allows changes in practice based on the situation

• It avoids all worship when life is busy

• It allows shortcuts in religion

• It makes worship strict to test us

Which of the following shows the wisdom behind combining prayers when traveling?

• Islam values convenience and makes traveling easier

• Prayers can be skipped while traveling

• It reduces prayer requirements permanently

• It helps people avoid the burden of prayer

What principle can be learned from Islam’s flexibility in fasting rules?

• Worship should never harm a person’s health

• Fasting is only for strong people

• Sickness means fasting is not important

• Ramadan can be skipped by everyone

What does Islam teach about worship in challenging conditions?

• Islam offers alternatives while preserving the essence of worship

• Worship must always be done the same way

• People who are sick are not expected to worship

• Worship should be avoided when difficult

What is the correct distance and intention for shortening prayers during travel?

• Around 80 km, with no sinful purpose

• Any distance, even inside the city

• Over 10 km if tired

• It depends only on time, not distance

What is one wisdom in allowing sick people to pray by gesture?

• To keep spiritual connection despite physical limits

• To make it easier to delay prayer

• To reduce their accountability

• To cancel their obligation

Which scenario allows combining Dhuhr and Asr prayers?

• During long travel or extreme hardship

• When someone forgets Fajr

• Every Friday without exception

• After school for convenience

Why does Islam allow alternative prayer positions (sitting, lying, etc.)?

• Because intention and effort matter more than posture

• Because posture is not important at all

• To help people avoid remembering pain

• To allow less time in prayer