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14_Islamic Banking Products

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary function of a bank according to the text?

a)

To invest in stocks

b)

To generate profit

c)

To offer services to customers

d)

To provide loans

2.

Which of the following is NOT one of the products of Islamic banking mentioned in the text?

a)

Mortgage

b)

Rahn

c)

Hawalah

d)

Qard

3.

What does Al-Hawalah refer to?

a)

Transfer of ownership

b)

Transfer of debt obligation

c)

Loan agreement

d)

Investment contract

4.

Which parties are involved in the Al-Hawalah transaction?

a)

Investor, Client, Bank

b)

Lender, Borrower, Guarantor

c)

Muhal, Muhil, Muhal Alaih

d)

Debtor, Creditor, Bank

5.

What is a requirement for the parties involved in Al-Hawalah?

a)

They must be related

b)

They must have a business license

c)

They must be of legal age and sound mind

d)

They must be from the same country

6.

What is the purpose of the Al-Qard facility?

a)

To fund government projects

b)

To assist small entrepreneurs

c)

To invest in large corporations

d)

To provide interest-based loans

7.

Which of the following is a source of funds for Al-Qard?

a)

Interest from loans

b)

Government grants

c)

Zakat, infaq, and sedekah

d)

Deposits from wealthy clients

8.

What is the main characteristic of the Al-Qard loan?

a)

It requires collateral

b)

It is interest-free

c)

It has a fixed repayment schedule

d)

It is only for large businesses

9.

What does Ar-Rahn represent in Islamic banking?

a)

A type of investment

b)

A loan agreement

c)

A collateral agreement

d)

A savings account

10.

Which of the following is a requirement for the collateral in Ar-Rahn?

a)

It must be a luxury item

b)

It must be a cash equivalent

c)

It must be owned by the borrower

d)

It must be insured

11.

What is the main purpose of the Sharf transaction?

a)

To exchange currencies

b)

To invest in stocks

c)

To purchase real estate

d)

To provide loans

12.

What is a key condition for Sharf transactions?

a)

They must be documented in writing

b)

They must be executed in cash

c)

They must involve speculation

d)

They must be conducted online

13.

What is the role of the bank in a factoring transaction?

a)

To sell products

b)

To collect debts

c)

To invest in stocks

d)

To provide loans

14.

What is the significance of the fee base income for banks?

a)

It is their only source of income

b)

It is derived from service fees

c)

It is based on interest rates

d)

It is from government grants

15.

Which of the following best describes the term 'Marhun'?

a)

The loan amount

b)

The collateral

c)

The borrower

d)

The lender

16.

What happens if the borrower cannot repay the loan in Ar-Rahn?

a)

The loan is extended

b)

The borrower is penalized

c)

The collateral is sold

d)

The loan is forgiven

17.

What is the main benefit of Al-Qard for small traders?

a)

It provides high-interest loans

b)

It helps them avoid debt from loan sharks

c)

It requires collateral

d)

It is only available to large businesses

18.

What is the primary goal of Islamic banking as described in the text?

a)

To maximize profits

b)

To provide interest-free financial services

c)

To compete with conventional banks

d)

To invest in stocks

19.

What is the relationship between Al-Hawalah and debt?

a)

It increases debt

b)

It transfers debt obligations

c)

It eliminates debt

d)

It consolidates debt