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Fiqh 1

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of an obligatory (Wajib/Fard) action in Islamic law?

a)

An action that Allah commands strictly.

b)

An action that Allah loves but did not make mandatory.

c)

An action that is disliked by Allah.

d)

An action that is neutral in Islamic law.

2.

Which of the following is an example of a recommended (Mustahabb/Sunnah) action?

a)

Performing the five daily prayers

b)

Fasting in Ramadan

c)

Using the miswak (tooth-stick)

d)

Paying Zakah

3.

What is the consequence of neglecting an obligatory action without a valid excuse?

a)

There is no sin.

b)

The person is sinful and may be punished.

c)

The person is rewarded.

d)

The action is considered neutral.

4.

In Islamic law, what is the reward for performing a recommended action?

a)

The person is punished.

b)

The person is rewarded.

c)

The action is considered neutral.

d)

The person is sinful.

5.

What is the definition of a "Forbidden (Haram)" action in Islam?

a)

An action that Allah strictly prohibited.

b)

An action that is not liked in Islam, but not strictly prohibited.

c)

An action that Islam neither commands nor prohibits.

d)

An action that is encouraged in Islam.

6.

Which of the following is an example of a "Disliked (Makruh)" action?

a)

Stealing

b)

Eating with the left hand (when not forced)

c)

Using technology for neutral purposes

d)

Lying

7.

What is the consequence of performing a "Permissible (Mubah)" action in Islam?

a)

The person is sinful and may be punished.

b)

The person is rewarded.

c)

There is no reward or sin by default.

d)

The person is strictly prohibited from doing it.

8.

Which of the following actions is considered "Forbidden (Haram)" in Islam?

a)

Sleeping before ‘Isha prayer

b)

Drinking alcohol

c)

Eating, drinking, walking, sleeping

d)

Using technology for neutral purposes

9.

What is the term used for actions that are obligatory in the Rulings of Sacred Law?

a)

Sunnah

b)

Allowed

c)

Obligatory

d)

Offensive

10.

In the Rulings of Sacred Law, which category is associated with actions that are rewarded if performed but not punished if not performed?

a)

Prescribed

b)

Recommended

c)

Permissible

d)

Forbidden

11.

Which category in the Rulings of Sacred Law includes actions that are unlawful?

a)

Disliked

b)

Permissible

c)

Forbidden

d)

Recommended

12.

Analyze the implications of performing an action categorized as "Disliked" in the Rulings of Sacred Law.

a)

Punished if performed

b)

Rewarded if not performed

c)

Not punished if performed

d)

Rewarded if performed

13.

What is one of the conditions of Wudu?

a)

Being a non-Muslim

b)

Being asleep

c)

Being a Muslim

d)

Being under the age of understanding

14.

Which of the following is an obligatory act of Wudu?

a)

Washing the face

b)

Washing the hair

c)

Washing the back

d)

Washing the knees

15.

What does "Shoroot" refer to in the context of Wudu?

a)

Acts performed after Wudu

b)

Things that must be present before starting the act of worship

c)

Optional acts of Wudu

d)

Acts that break Wudu

16.

Which of the following is NOT a condition of Wudu?

a)

Using pure water

b)

Having the intention (niyyah)

c)

Being asleep

d)

Being sane

17.

Which of the following is a Sunnah of Wudu?

a)

Eating camel meat

b)

Saying Bismillah

c)

Deep sleep

d)

Apostasy

18.

What is one of the actions that invalidate Wudu?

a)

Using miswak

b)

Rinsing the mouth three times

c)

Deep sleep

d)

Washing between fingers and toes

19.

Which action is recommended to be done three times during Wudu?

a)

Saying the du’a

b)

Washing hands at the start

c)

Eating camel meat

d)

Touching the private parts

20.

Why might eating camel meat invalidate Wudu according to some scholars?

a)

It is considered a Sunnah

b)

It is a traditional practice

c)

It is believed to break the state of purity

d)

It is a form of apostasy

21.

What is the English meaning of the term "Hayd"?

a)

Menstruation

b)

Postpartum bleeding

c)

Irregular bleeding

d)

Yellowish discharge

22.

Which term refers to bleeding that occurs outside the time of Hayd or Nifas?

a)

Nifas

b)

Istihadah

c)

Sufrah

d)

Tuhur Mutakhalil

23.

What is the Fiqh definition of "Nifas"?

a)

Natural blood discharged during specific days of the month

b)

Bleeding that occurs outside the time of Hayd or Nifas

c)

Blood discharged after childbirth

d)

Temporary cessation of bleeding during Hayd

24.

What does "Sufrah and Kudrah" refer to in English?

a)

Intermittent purity

b)

Menstruation

c)

Yellowish or brownish discharge

d)

Postpartum bleeding

25.

What is the significance of "Tuhur Mutakhalil" in the context of Hayd?

a)

It is the regular menstrual cycle

b)

It is the temporary cessation of bleeding

c)

It is the postpartum bleeding period

d)

It is the yellowish discharge after Hayd

26.

What is the term for the total cessation of bleeding between two menstrual cycles?

a)

Hayd

b)

Tuhur Fasil

c)

Sufrah

d)

Kudrah

27.

Which type of bleeding is considered natural monthly bleeding?

a)

Postpartum Bleeding

b)

Irregular Bleeding

c)

Menstruation

d)

Tuhur Fasil

28.

What is the ruling for irregular bleeding in Islam?

a)

It is treated the same as menstruation.

b)

It requires fasting and praying to be stopped.

c)

It is treated as pure, allowing prayer and fasting.

d)

It is considered postpartum bleeding.

29.

According to the rule, what is considered Hayd during the days of Hayd?

a)

Only red discharge

b)

Sufrah and Kudrah

c)

Tuhur Fasil

d)

Postpartum bleeding

30.

What is the minimum duration of menstruation according to the Hanafi school of thought?

a)

1 day

b)

3 days

c)

No minimum

d)

15 days

31.

According to most scholars, what is the maximum duration of menstruation?

a)

10 days

b)

12 days

c)

15 days

d)

20 days

32.

What is the minimum purity period between two menstrual periods?

a)

10 days

b)

12 days

c)

15 days

d)

20 days

33.

What is the maximum age of menstruation as mentioned in the document?

a)

9 years

b)

12 years

c)

15 years

d)

18 years

34.

What is the maximum duration of postpartum bleeding according to the Hanafi and Hanbali schools?

a)

30 days

b)

35 days

c)

40 days

d)

45 days

35.

What is forbidden for menstruating and postpartum women during their period?

a)

Prayer

b)

Eating

c)

Sleeping

d)

Reading

36.

Which of the following must be made up later if missed during menstruation?

a)

Prayer

b)

Fasting

c)

Tawaf

d)

Marital relations

37.

What must a woman with irregular bleeding perform for each prayer time?

a)

Ghusl

b)

Wudu

c)

Tawaf

d)

Fasting

38.

If bleeding stops but ghusl has not been performed, what is still forbidden?

a)

Eating

b)

Marital relations

c)

Sleeping

d)

Traveling

39.

During menstruation days, how is yellowish or brownish discharge considered?

a)

Clean

b)

Menstrual blood

c)

Impure

d)

Neutral

40.

What is the definition of a woman with a regular menstrual cycle?

a)

A woman who has a fixed pattern of menstruation each month.

b)

A woman experiencing her first menstruation.

c)

A woman who can distinguish between types of bleeding.

d)

A woman with irregular menstrual cycles.

41.

Which method is used for menstruation when some days of hayd bleeding are counted and others are skipped if blood mixes with purity?

a)

Al-Tajmee (Combining Method)

b)

Al-Talfeeq (Allocating Method)

c)

Al-Taharah (Purity Method)

d)

Al-Istihada (Irregular Bleeding Method)

42.

In the case of a beginner woman in menstruation, what is the total number of Hayd days if there are 8 days of bleeding, 2 days of purity, and 4 days of bleeding?

a)

10 days

b)

12 days

c)

14 days

d)

16 days

43.

What is the term for the 2 days of purity that do not break the Hayd in the given case?

a)

Tuhur Mutakhalli

b)

Al-Tajmee

c)

Al-Talfeeq

d)

Al-Istihada

44.

In Case 2, how many days are considered as Hayd?

a)

5 days

b)

10 days

c)

15 days

d)

20 days

45.

What is the total number of days of purity in Case 2?

a)

5 days

b)

10 days

c)

15 days

d)

20 days

46.

In Case 3, what is the total number of days considered as Istihada?

a)

6 days

b)

8 days

c)

10 days

d)

15 days

47.

In Case 3, what does Tuhur Mutakhallil refer to?

a)

Continuous purity

b)

Intermittent purity

c)

Complete purity

d)

Non-menstrual bleeding

48.

In Case 1, if a woman’s usual period lasts 8 days, how many total days are considered Hayd when she experiences 8 days of bleeding and 2 days of yellowish discharge?

a)

8 days

b)

10 days

c)

12 days

d)

14 days

49.

In Case 2, a woman’s usual period lasts 5 days. If she experiences 8 days of black blood, 3 days of red blood, and 3 days of yellowish discharge, how many total days are considered Hayd?

a)

8 days

b)

11 days

c)

14 days

d)

16 days

50.

In Case 3, how many days are considered Hayd for a woman whose usual period lasts 8 days?

a)

8 days

b)

12 days

c)

15 days

d)

5 days

51.

What is the total number of days of Istihada in Case 3?

a)

8 days

b)

5 days

c)

12 days

d)

15 days

52.

In Case 1 of postpartum bleeding, how many days are considered Nifas?

a)

10 days

b)

20 days

c)

30 days

d)

40 days

53.

What is the role of Tuhur Mutakhalli in the context of postpartum bleeding?

a)

It separates periods of bleeding

b)

It combines days of scattered bleeding

c)

It marks the end of bleeding

d)

It indicates the start of a new cycle

54.

In Case 2, how many total days are considered as Nifas?

a)

20 days

b)

30 days

c)

40 days

d)

50 days

55.

In Case 3, what is the duration of complete purity?

a)

5 days

b)

10 days

c)

15 days

d)

20 days