wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Introduction & Terminologies of Fiqh

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Lexical meaning of Fa-qa-ha -

a)

Religious actions

b)

Understanding and knowledge of something

c)

Memorizing

d)

Intellect

2.

Contextual meaning of Fa-qa-ha -

a)

Understanding

b)

Memorizing

c)

To know the rulings of religious actions that are gained from detailed evidence

d)

Ilm

3.

Types of Amal Saalih - عمل صالح

a)

Ilm ut-tawheed

b)

External - ظاهر

c)

Terminology

d)

Internal - باطن

4.

An example of Internal amal is -

a)

Ilm ut-Tasawwuf (Pray as if you see Allah)

b)

To known the fiqh of external actions e.g. Salah

c)

To understand and know something

d)

To memorize something

5.

Ilm ut-Tasawwuf teaches us how to rectify our internal affairs.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Imaan learned from the verse of Surah Asr - اللذين امنوا is divided into how many categories?

a)

External & Internal

b)

Ilm ut-Tawheed

c)

Ilm ul-Fiqh

d)

Ilum ut- Tasawwuf

7.

What is the objective Ilm -ul fiqh?

a)

To memorize

b)

To understand the Quran

c)

To gain success and felicity in both the worlds.

d)

To know about the compiler

8.

Who is the compiler of fiqh?

a)

Imam Al-Maalik RA

b)

Imaam Ash-Shaf'i RA

c)

Imam Abu Hanifa RA

d)

Imam Hanbal RA

9.

Tab'ee is the generation who met the companions.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Tab-Tab'ee is the generation who met Tab'ee.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

When was Imam Abu Hanifa born?

a)

50 AH

b)

80 AH

c)

70 AH

d)

100 AH

12.

How many types of legal rulings are?

a)

Three

b)

One

c)

Two - Fardh Ayn & Fardh Kifayah

d)

Don't know

13.

What is Fardh Ayn?

a)

Communal obligation

b)

Understanding fiqh

c)

Obligatory on every individual which is applicable

d)

Don't know

14.

Communal obligation is termed as -

a)

Fardh Ayn

b)

Fardh Kifayah

c)

Fiqh

d)

Hadith

15.

What are the four deriving sources for the rulings?

a)

Quran

b)

Scholars

c)

Hadith

d)

Deductive reasoning (qiyaas)

e)

Consensus of scholars (ijma’)

16.

What is Fardh?

a)

Established by command

b)

Sunnah

c)

Hadith

d)

Is an act which is obligatory and established by a decisive text (dalil qati’)

17.

Denial of a fardh act does not lead to disbelief.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

A decisive text (dalil qat'i) is not open to possibility of interpretation.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Reciting the Quran in Salah is Fardh.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Fulfilling a fardh act, is rewarded and abstaining without a valid reason is punishable.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Omitting a fardh act nullifies the entire act i.e. sujood in salah.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What is Waajib?

a)

An act which is fardh and established by a decisive text.

b)

An act established by command from a speculative text (dhanni)

c)

Emphasized sunnah

d)

Sunnah not emphasized

23.

Meaning of a waajib act is open to possibility of interpretation.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

An example of Wajib act -

a)

Fardh salah

b)

Witr salah and sadaqa tul-fitr

c)

Nafil salah

d)

Prayer in congregation

25.

Fulfilling a Wajib act is rewarded and abstaining without a valid reason is punishable.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

Denying a wajib act leads to corruptions - not disbelief.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Omitting a wajib act by mistake does not nullify the entire act e.g. missing tashahhud in salah.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Three types of Sunnah Mandub are -

a)

Fardh

b)

Sunnah Muakkada

c)

Nafil

d)

Sunnah Zawaid

e)

Wajib

29.

Which sunnah Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his companions performed most of the time in matters of worship and did not leave except on rare occasions?

a)

Sunnah Zawaid

b)

Nafil

c)

Wajib

d)

Sunnah Muakkada

30.

Offering salah in congregation is -

a)

Sunnah Zawaid

b)

Sunnah Muakkada

c)

Nafil

d)

Wajib

31.

Sunnah Muakkada is rewarded and abstaining is not punishable but worthy of blame.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Which sunnah Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) did not emphasize nor performed it regularly?

a)

Sunnah Muakkada

b)

Nafil

c)

Sunnah Zawaid

d)

Fardh

33.

Sunnah Zawaid is an act of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) from his daily tasks i.e. his dress, his choice of food and drink etc.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Performing an act of Sunnah Zawaid is -

a)

Obligatory on every individual

b)

Part of perfection in following the messenger and a sign of love for him

c)

Not an act of worship but having this intention is rewarded

d)

No blame or sin in not following the Prophet in these matters

35.

Mubah is neither permissible nor prohibited.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Mubah is also termed as -

a)

Fardh

b)

Wajib

c)

Sunnah Mandub

d)

Halal lawful

37.

Mubah is rewarded if intention is good.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Makruh Tanzih is -

a)

Somewhat disliked and rewarded to leave but not sinful

b)

Wajib

c)

Leaving such acts are rewarded but no punishment for doing them i.e. making wudu from leftover of cat

d)

Sunnah Mandub

39.

An act which prohibitively or unlawfully disliked -

a)

Makruh Tanzih

b)

Nafil

c)

Makruh Tahrimi

d)

Haraam

40.

Makruh Tahrimi is -

a)

An act that is firmly commanded to leave by a text that is open to interpretation (dhanni)

b)

Opposite of Wajib

c)

Denying such a command is misguidance and worthy of punishment NOT disbelief

d)

Neither permissible nor prohibited

e)

Performing this act is sin

41.

Text which is open to interpretation is called -

a)

Dhanni

b)

Daleel Qat'i

42.

Text which is not open to possibility of interpretation -

a)

Dhanni

b)

Daleel Qat'i

43.

Haraam is an act -

a)

Forbidden by a decisive text (daleel qati'e)

b)

Committing such act is a sin and deserving of punishment

c)

Refraining from it is obedience of Allah and rewarded

d)

Makruh tahrimi