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WorksheetsIntroduction to Shariah & Characteristics of Shariah
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 4mins
What are the primary resources of Shariah
Al-Quran, Sunnah and Qiyas only
Al-Quran, Sunnah, Ijma' and Qiyas only
Al-Quran, Sunnah, Ijma' and Istishab only
Man-made principles
___________ is the set of rules derived from both the Quran and the authentic traditions (sunnah) of the Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the scholarly opinions (ijtihad) based on Quran and Sunnah.
Fiqh Ibadat
Fiqh Munakahat
Shariah
Aqidah
What is the literal meaning of FIQH?
comprehensive
understanding
intelligence
perfect
Choose examples of fiqh rulings that are fixed (unchangeable):
prayer
fasting
rulings related to muamalah
distribution of inheritance
What is the meaning of Sunnah Muakkadah?
The act that Prophet Muhammad often performed and sometimes omitted without excuse
The act that Prophet Muhammad have abstained from doing.
The act that Prophet Muhammad performed regularly and highly recommended for Muslim to emulate
The sayings of the Prophet
"Explanation of the indications and methods by which the rules of fiqh are deduced from their sources."
The above is the definition of ...........?
Shariah
Usul fiqh
Ulumul Fiqh
Hadith
Below are the methodology of Usul Fiqh except...
Quran
Istihsan
Ijtihad
Sadd Al-dharai'
Shariah only concerns about Al-Ahkam Al-'Amaliyyah
TRUE
FALSE
The denial of a prohibited (haraam) act will amount to disbelief.
TRUE
FALSE
What is meant by "Shariah is divining origin"
It was created by man
It was revealed by Allah
It comes from the heaven
Which of the following best explains why divine origin (al-Rabbaniyyah) makes Shariah fundamentally different from man-made laws?
Because it is interpreted by scholars
Because it is based on societal consensus
Because it is free from human bias and serves pure benefit to mankind
Because it allows punishment in this world and the hereafter
The Prophet’s declaration, “Even if Fatimah bint Muhammad had stolen, I would cut off her hand,” is an example of..
Applying collective responsibility
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Enforcing punishment based on confession
Upholding the universality of the punishment
Applying the principle of equality without bias
These statements explain the above verse, except....
All human are equal in the eyes of Allah
We should get to know each other
Male and female cant be friends
Allah will look into those who is most honourable among you (Muttaqun)
Which of the following situations reflects the application of "rukhsah" (legal concession) in Shariah?
A person pays zakat ahead of time
A sick person delays prayer until feeling better
A traveller shortens and combines their prayers
A person memorizes verses for convenience
When consumption of liquor was made haraam, the Muslims immediately poured the liquor until the streets of Madinah was filled with discarded liquor
The above situation reflects the sense of ........... towards the Allah's command
Hesitation
Mubazzir
Respect
Sad
Which of the following best represents the principle that Shariah is realistic and practical (al-Waqi’iyyah)?
Punishment is fixed and absolute in all cases
Muslims are given exemptions in hardship without violating Shariah
Ibadah cannot be changed regardless of condition
Shariah only applies to Muslims in the Arabian Peninsula
The flexibility of Shariah is most evident in which category of rulings?
Aqidah and ibadah
Akhlaq
Mu’amalat
Usul al-Fiqh
The above verse explains the concept of....
Honesty
Justice
Musawa
