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WorksheetsAl-Qur'an Hadits Quiz
Total questions: 108
Worksheet time: 57mins
In QS Al-Baqarah/2:285 it is explained that the Messenger and the believers both believe in Allah, angels, books, and His messengers. This verse serves as a basis that faith must encompass six pillars of faith. Based on this verse, what attitude should a Muslim show?
Believing in Allah alone is enough without believing in the angels and His books
Believing in Allah and the Messenger, but may doubt the angels
Believing in all that Allah commands to be believed in totality
Believing only in things that are logical according to human reason
Believing only in some chosen messengers
QS An-Nisa/4:150-151 emphasizes the prohibition of believing in some messengers and denying others. This is referred to as an act of disbelief. So, what should a Muslim's attitude be when believing in the prophethood of Muhammad Saw. but denying the prophethood of Isa a.s.?
He is still considered a perfect Muslim
He is categorized as a devout believer
He is included in the group referred to as infidels in that verse
He only commits a minor sin
He can still be called a believer even though his faith is less perfect
In a sahih hadith, the Prophet Muhammad Saw. mentioned that faith consists of more than 70 branches, the highest of which is the declaration of La ilaha illallah and the lowest is removing obstacles from the road. This hadith illustrates that...
Faith is only limited to belief in the heart
Faith consists of belief, speech, and deeds
Faith can be sufficient with good deeds without the declaration of faith
Faith cannot increase or decrease
Faith has nothing to do with deeds
QS Ali Imran/3:102 commands that the believers should be truly pious to Allah (haqqa tuqatih). According to scholars, the meaning of this verse is...
Being pious only according to societal traditions
Being pious only when in the mosque
Being pious with total obedience, avoiding prohibitions and carrying out His commands
Being pious with ritual worship without morals
Being pious only if others are watching
QS Luqman/31:33 warns humans not to be deceived by worldly life so that they neglect piety. The main message of this verse is...
The world can be a goal in life
The world is just a game without value
The world can deceive, so piety must be the top priority
The world must be completely abandoned without effort
The world is more important than the hereafter
The hadith of the Prophet Saw. states, "The most noble of people in the sight of Allah are those who are most pious." This hadith is in line with QS Ali Imran/3:102. What can we conclude from this hadith?
Nobility is determined by lineage
Nobility is measured by wealth
Nobility depends on power
True nobility in the sight of Allah is determined by piety
Nobility only exists among the Arab nation
QS Al-Baqarah/2:256 states la ikraha fid-din (there is no compulsion in religion). This verse is often used as a basis for the teachings of Islamic tolerance. What is the correct understanding of this verse?
Islam forbids someone from entering Islam
Islam does not allow Muslims to preach
Islam upholds freedom of religion without coercion
Islam allows leaving and entering religions at will
Islam equates all religions without distinction
The main message of the hadith is that whoever harms a protected non-Muslim, it is as if he has harmed the Prophet himself. This hadith emphasizes QS Al-Baqarah/2:256. What is the main message of this hadith?
Protection is only for Muslims
Non-Muslims can be harmed if they differ in religion
Islam grants the right to live peacefully to non-Muslims who adhere to the rules
Non-Muslims have no rights in an Islamic state
Islam opposes all who are not Muslims
QS Al-Qashash/28:85 explains that Allah who has established the Qur'an to the Prophet will surely return it to its place of return. This verse is often associated with love for the homeland because it was revealed when the Prophet Muhammad migrated from Makkah to Madinah. What is the relevant meaning of this verse?
The Prophet is forbidden to love his birthplace
The Prophet is asked to forget Makkah
The Prophet is given hope to return to his homeland
The Prophet is commanded to conquer Makkah with violence
The Prophet has no ties to the land of Makkah
QS At-Taubah/9:122 mentions the importance of some of the community remaining in a certain land to deepen religious knowledge and then warn their people. This verse contains the message that...
Migration must be done by everyone without exception
Love for the homeland is manifested by preserving knowledge and civilization in one's own land
Studying religion is not important in national life
Everyone is required to become a soldier
Staying in one's own land has no relation to religion
The hadith states: Love for the homeland is part of faith. Although this hadith's status is disputed, its substance is in line with the Qur'an. The meaning contained in it is...
Faith is identical to nationalism alone
Loving the homeland is a form of polytheism
Love for the homeland can be a motivation to protect religion and nation
Love for the homeland has nothing to do with faith
Love for the homeland only applies to Arabs
QS Al-Mujadalah/58:11 explains that Allah will elevate the ranks of the believers and those who are given knowledge several degrees. The main message of this verse is...
High status is only for the rich
Knowledge does not affect a person's rank
Knowledge and faith are the paths to attain glory in the sight of Allah
High status is determined by power
Knowledge is only useful for the world
QS Az-Zumar/39:9 emphasizes that a knowledgeable person is not the same as an unknowledgeable person. The rhetorical question in this verse emphasizes...
Absolute equality between the ignorant and the knowledgeable
The superiority of the knowledgeable over the unknowledgeable
Knowledgeable people are actually dangerous to religion
Knowledge is not important because everyone will die
The ignorant are more noble because they are innocent
The hadith states: Seeking knowledge is obligatory for every Muslim. This hadith contains an important message that...
Knowledge is only obligatory for men
Knowledge is not obligatory for women
Seeking knowledge is a universal obligation for all Muslims
Seeking knowledge is only for scholars
Knowledge has no relation to worship
QS Al-Baqarah/2:155-156 explains that Allah will test humans with fear, hunger, loss of wealth, life, and fruits. The main message of this verse is...
Life's tests are a sign of Allah's hatred
Tests are only experienced by non-believers
Tests are a part of God's law, and patience is the key to facing them
Tests do not need to be faced with prayer
Tests can be avoided with wealth
QS Ali Imran/3:200 commands the believers to be patient, support each other, and remain pious to Allah. This verse gives an important message that...
Patience only applies to worldly matters
Patience must be done together, not individually
Patience is identical to weakness
Patience is only needed in times of war
Patience has nothing to do with piety
The Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad states: "Indeed, the affairs of a believer are amazing; all of his affairs are good; if he is given a blessing, he is grateful, and if he is afflicted by a calamity, he is patient." This Hadith teaches that...
A believer always loses in tests
A believer only shows gratitude without patience
A believer sees every situation as an opportunity for goodness
A believer is free from all tests
A believer may be angry at tests
In tajwid reading, the word al-Qamar is pronounced clearly with the letter 'lam', thus it is called the al-Qamariyah reading. Meanwhile, the word as-Syams does not pronounce the 'lam', but merges it with the sun letter. The lesson of tajwid from this example is...
Al-Qamariyah is pronounced clearly, al-Syamsiyah is pronounced vaguely
Al-Qamariyah is pronounced clearly, al-Syamsiyah is merged
Al-Qamariyah is merged, al-Syamsiyah is pronounced clearly
Both are pronounced clearly
Both are merged
When reading the phrase wa sy-syamsi in the Qur'an, the 'lam' in the word al is not pronounced and is directly merged into the letter 'syin'. This reading law is called...
Idzhar Qamariyah
Idgham Syamsiyah
Ikhfa' Haqiqi
Iqlab
Idgham Bighunnah
The word al-bayyinah in the Qur'an is pronounced with a clear 'lam', because the letter after 'al' is 'ba', which is included in the qamariyah letters. Therefore, the tajwid law of this reading is...
Idgham Syamsiyah
Idgham Bighunnah
Idzhar Qamariyah
Ikhfa'
Mad Wajib Muttashil
In the reading 'innaa a'thainaakal kawtsar', the letter 'nun' is pronounced with a nasal sound for 2 harakat. This tajwid law is called...
Idgham Bilaghunnah
Ghunnah
Iqlab
Ikhfa'
Tafkhim
A student studies diligently, not just to be praised by the teacher or their parents, but only for the sake of Allah. This behavior is included in noble character, namely...
Tawakal
Ikhlas
Syukur
Husnuzan
Zuhud
A person who is sincere will not easily be disappointed when their deeds are not praised by humans, because they believe that...
Allah sees all deeds
Angels always protect them
Good deeds will surely be rewarded by humans
Good deeds do not need to be recorded
Their life is always fortunate
A farmer who has a little harvest remains grateful, because for him it is a blessing from Allah. This attitude is an embodiment of...
Ikhlas
Tawakal
Syukur
Husnuzan
Qana'ah
Allah says in QS. Ibrahim: 7, "If you are grateful, I will surely increase your favor upon you..." This verse teaches that...
Gratitude brings additional blessings
Gratitude makes life more difficult
Gratitude only needs to be in the heart
Gratitude means abandoning blessings
Gratitude has nothing to do with blessings
The love for the Prophet Muhammad Saw. can be manifested by...
Following his teachings and sunnah
Praising him without practicing sunnah
Considering him just an ordinary human
Comparing him with other prophets
Ignoring his hadiths
In a hadith it is mentioned: "The faith of a person is not perfect until I am more beloved to him than his parents, his children, and all of mankind." This hadith emphasizes the importance of...
Faith in the scriptures
Faith in angels
Love for the Prophet Muhammad Saw.
Gratitude to Allah
Sincerity in deeds
Husnuzan means having a good presumption. When a friend does not greet us, we think positively that maybe he is busy, not because he hates us. This attitude is called...
Ikhlas
Syukur
Husnuzan
Qana'ah
Tazkiyah
One form of husnuzan towards Allah is...
Thinking that prayers will not be answered
Believing that every decree of Allah surely contains wisdom
Blaming Allah when faced with calamity
Praying without conviction
Considering Allah unjust
The attitude of husnuzan towards fellow humans will prevent us from...
Ikhlas
Syukur
Husnudzan
Su'uzan (bad presumption)
Tawakal
People who are accustomed to being sincere, grateful, loving the Prophet, and having husnuzan will...
Live a burdensome life
Struggle to face problems
Achieve inner peace and blessings in life
Always want to be praised
Lack self-confidence
In Islam, prayer is the most important worship after the declaration of faith. The Prophet Muhammad referred to prayer as...
The pillar of religion
The foundation of life
The source of sustenance
The key to knowledge
The path to health
The number of obligatory prayer units in a day and night is...
11 units
13 units
15 units
17 units
20 units
The conditions for the validity of prayer include being free from minor and major impurities, covering the aurah, and...
Reciting Al-Fatihah
Facing the qibla
Standing upright
Sitting in tasyahud
Raising hands
Fasting in Ramadan is obligatory for Muslims based on Allah's command in QS. Al-Baqarah verse...
183
184
185
186
187
A person who is seriously ill and unlikely to recover is given leniency in fasting Ramadan by...
Making up the fast in another month
Paying fidyah
Paying zakat fitrah
Not needing to replace anything
Paying a fine
Zakat fitrah is obligatory for every Muslim who is alive at the end of Ramadan. The amount of zakat fitrah is...
1 sha' of staple food
2 sha' of staple food
2.5% of wealth
10% of agricultural produce
20% of mining results
Zakat mal is imposed on certain wealth when it meets the conditions, one of which is reaching the minimum limit called...
Haul
Nishab
Fidyah
Kafarat
Sunnah worship
Zakat mal dikenakan atas harta tertentu apabila telah memenuhi syarat, salah satunya mencapai batas minimal yang disebut…
Haul
Nishab
Fidyah
Kafarat
Ibadah sunnah
Ibadah haji diwajibkan bagi muslim yang mampu. Mampu di sini maksudnya adalah…
Mampu secara jasmani dan rohani saja
Mampu secara ilmu saja
Mampu secara fisik, finansial, dan keamanan
Mampu jika ada keluarga di tanah suci
Mampu jika ada izin pemerintah
Salah satu rukun haji adalah wukuf di Arafah. Waktu wukuf dimulai dari…
Terbit fajar 9 Dzulhijjah hingga terbit fajar 10 Dzulhijjah
Zhuhur 9 Dzulhijjah hingga fajar 10 Dzulhijjah
Maghrib 9 Dzulhijjah hingga maghrib 10 Dzulhijjah
Ashar 9 Dzulhijjah hingga fajar 10 Dzulhijjah
Malam 8 Dzulhijjah hingga siang 9 Dzulhijjah
Seseorang yang tidak mampu menunaikan ibadah haji karena faktor usia atau sakit berat dapat mewakilkannya kepada orang lain dengan syarat sudah pernah haji untuk dirinya sendiri. Hal ini disebut…
Haji Qiran
Haji Ifrad
Haji Tamattu'
Haji Badal
Haji Sunnah
Huruf ra dalam Al-Qur'an kadang dibaca tebal (tafkhim) seperti dalam kata "qur'an", dan kadang dibaca tipis (tarqiq) seperti dalam kata "bismir-rahman". Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa…
Ra selalu dibaca tebal
Ra selalu dibaca tipis
Ra bisa dibaca tafkhim atau tarqiq sesuai syarat
Ra tidak boleh dibaca jelas
Ra selalu dilebur dengan huruf sesudahnya
Jika nun mati bertemu dengan ta dalam bacaan "min tahtiha", maka bunyinya dilebur dengan dengung. Hukum bacaan ini disebut…
Idgham Bighunnah
Idgham Bilaghunnah
Ikhfa'
Iqlab
Idzhar
Pada bacaan "man ya'mal", nun mati bertemu dengan ya. Hukum bacaan ini adalah…
Ikhfa'
Idgham Bighunnah
Iqlab
Idzhar
Mad Jaiz Munfashil
Ketika membaca "mimma razaqnahum", terdapat dua mim berdekatan, sehingga dibaca dengung. Hukum bacaan ini disebut…
Ikhfa'
Iqlab
Idgham Mimi (Mitslain)
Idzhar Syafawi
Mad Thabi'i
Jika mim mati bertemu dengan ba, seperti pada bacaan "tarmihim bi", maka bibir tertutup dan bunyi samar. Hukum bacaan ini adalah…
Ikhfa' Syafawi
Idgham Mimi
Idzhar Syafawi
Mad Lin
Mad Wajib
Dalam mushaf terdapat tanda waqaf laa yang berarti…
Boleh berhenti
Harus berhenti
Tidak boleh berhenti
Wajib terus tanpa berhenti
Boleh berhenti sebentar
Tanda waqaf mim berarti…
Wajib berhenti
Boleh berhenti
Tidak boleh berhenti
Lebih baik tidak berhenti
Dilarang berhenti
Kata "yaa ayyuhaa" memiliki huruf mad yang dibaca panjang 2 harakat. Hukum bacaan ini adalah…
Mad Wajib Muttashil
Mad Thabi'i
Mad Jaiz Munfashil
Mad 'Aridh Lissukun
Mad Lin
Kata "yaa ayyuhal ladziina" terdapat mad karena huruf mad bertemu dengan hamzah dalam kata yang berbeda. Maka bacaan ini disebut…
Mad Wajib Muttashil
Mad Thabi'i
Mad Jaiz Munfashil
Mad Silah
Mad Badal
Iman kepada Allah termasuk rukun iman yang pertama. Salah satu asmaul husna Allah adalah al-'Alim. Makna dari nama ini adalah…
Maha Mengetahui segala sesuatu
Maha Mendengar
Maha Melihat
Maha Menolong
Maha Menghidupkan
l husna Allah adalah al-'Alim. Makna dari nama ini adalah…
Maha Mengetahui segala sesuatu
Maha Mendengar
Maha Melihat
Maha Menolong
Maha Menghidupkan
Asmaul husna al-Khabir bermakna…
Maha Mengetahui secara rinci dan mendalam
Maha Menyembuhkan
Maha Mengetahui yang tampak saja
Maha Menghidupkan
Maha Mematikan
Seorang muslim wajib mengimani adanya malaikat. Tugas malaikat Raqib dan Atid adalah…
Mencatat amal baik dan amal buruk manusia
Meniup sangkakala
Membawa wahyu
Menyampaikan rezeki
Mencabut nyawa
Salah satu kitab Allah adalah Injil. Kitab ini diturunkan kepada…
Nabi Musa a.s.
Nabi Isa a.s.
Nabi Daud a.s.
Nabi Muhammad Saw.
Nabi Ibrahim a.s.
Rasul terakhir yang diutus Allah adalah Nabi Muhammad Saw. Keberadaan beliau sebagai penutup para nabi disebut dengan istilah…
Ulul Azmi
Khatamul Anbiya'
Khalilullah
Ruhullah
Najiyullah
Iman kepada hari kiamat berarti meyakini bahwa manusia akan dibangkitkan, dihisab, dan diberi balasan. Salah satu peristiwa dahsyat pada hari kiamat adalah hancurnya alam semesta, yang disebut…
Yaumul Mahsyar
Yaumul Ba'ts
Yaumul Qiyamah
Yaumul Hisab
Yaumul Jaza'
Qada dan qadar merupakan ketentuan Allah yang harus diimani. Qada berarti…
Ketetapan Allah sejak zaman azali
Pelaksanaan ketetapan Allah dalam realitas kehidupan
Kehendak manusia semata
Takdir baik saja
Takdir buruk saja
Qadar berarti…
Takdir baik saja
Takdir buruk saja
Ketetapan Allah sejak azali
Perwujudan qada Allah dalam kenyataan hidup manusia
Perintah Allah dalam ibadah
Mengimani qada dan qadar mengajarkan sikap terbaik dalam menghadapi takdir, yaitu…
Pasrah total tanpa usaha
Tidak perlu berdoa karena sudah ditentukan
Tetap berusaha sambil berserah diri kepada Allah
Menyalahkan takdir saat gagal
Tidak menerima takdir buruk
Iman kepada Allah dan rukun iman lainnya tidak cukup hanya diyakini dalam hati. Harus disertai dengan…
Mengingkari dalam ucapan
Amal perbuatan sesuai syariat
Membiarkan tanpa pengamalan
Pengetahuan saja tanpa ibadah
Mengikuti hawa nafsu
Seorang murid belajar dengan sungguh-sungguh, bukan semata ingin dipuji guru atau orang tuanya, melainkan hanya karena Allah. Perilaku ini termasuk akhlak mulia, yaitu…
Tawakal
Ikhlas
Syukur
Husnuzan
Zuhud
Orang yang ikhlas tidak akan mudah kecewa ketika amalnya tidak dipuji manusia, sebab ia yakin bahwa…
Allah Maha Melihat segala amal
Malaikat selalu melindunginya
Amal baik pasti dibalas manusia
Amal baik tidak perlu dicatat
Hidupnya selalu beruntung
Seorang petani yang panen hasilnya sedikit tetap bersyukur, karena baginya itu adalah rezeki dari Allah. Sikap seperti ini termasuk pengamalan dari…
Ikhlas
Tawakal
Syukur
Husnuzan
Qana'ah
Allah berfirman dalam QS. Ibrahim: 7, "Jika kamu bersyukur, niscaya Aku akan menambah nikmat kepadamu…". Ayat ini mengajarkan bahwa…
Bersyukur mendatangkan tambahan nikmat
Bersyukur membuat hidup semakin sulit
Bersyukur hanya perlu dalam hati
Bersyukur berarti meninggalkan nikmat
Bersyukur tidak ada kaitan dengan
Gratitude brings additional blessings.
Gratitude brings additional blessings
Gratitude makes life more difficult
Gratitude only needs to be in the heart
Gratitude means leaving blessings
Gratitude has nothing to do with blessings
The love for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) can be manifested by...
Following his teachings and sunnah
Praising him without practicing sunnah
Considering him just an ordinary human
Comparing him with other prophets
Ignoring his hadiths
In a hadith it is mentioned: "The faith of a person is not complete until I am more beloved to him than his parents, his children, and all of mankind." This hadith emphasizes the importance of...
Faith in the scriptures
Faith in angels
Love for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Gratitude to Allah
Sincerity in deeds
Husnuzan means to think positively. When a friend does not greet us, we think positively that perhaps he is busy, not because he dislikes us. This attitude is called...
Sincerity
Gratitude
Husnuzan
Contentment
Purification
One form of husnuzan towards Allah is...
Thinking that prayers will not be answered
Believing that every decree of Allah contains wisdom
Blaming Allah when faced with calamity
Praying without conviction
Thinking that Allah is unjust
The attitude of husnuzan towards fellow humans will prevent us from...
Sincerity
Gratitude
Husnuzan
Su'uzan (bad suspicion)
Trust
A person who is accustomed to sincerity, gratitude, loving the Prophet, and husnuzan will...
Live a burdensome life
Struggle to face problems
Achieve inner peace and blessings in life
Always seek praise
Lack self-confidence
In Islam, prayer is the most important act of worship after the declaration of faith. The Prophet Muhammad referred to prayer as...
The pillar of religion
The foundation of life
The source of sustenance
The key to knowledge
The path to health
The number of obligatory prayer units in a day and night is...
11 units
13 units
15 units
17 units
20 units
The conditions for the validity of prayer include being free from minor and major impurities, covering the body, and...
Reciting Al-Fatihah
Facing the Qibla
Standing upright
Sitting in Tashahhud
Raising hands
Fasting in Ramadan is obligatory for Muslims based on Allah's command in QS. Al-Baqarah verse...
183
184
185
186
187
A person who is seriously ill and cannot recover is given a concession in fasting Ramadan by...
Making up the fast on other days
Paying fidyah
Paying zakat fitrah
Not needing to replace anything
Paying a fine
Zakat fitrah is obligatory for every Muslim who is alive at the end of Ramadan. The amount of zakat fitrah is...
1 sha' of staple food
2 sha' of staple food
2.5% of wealth
10% of agricultural produce
20% of mining results
Zakat mal is imposed on certain wealth when it meets the conditions, one of which is reaching the minimum limit called...
Haul
Nishab
Fidyah
Kafarat
Sunnah worship
The pilgrimage is obligatory for Muslims who are able. Here, able means...
Able physically and spiritually only
Able in knowledge only
Able physically, financially, and securely
Able if there are family members in the holy land
Able if there is government permission
One of the pillars of Hajj is standing at Arafah. The time for standing begins from...
One of the pillars of Hajj is standing at Arafah. The time for standing begins from...
Dawn of 9 Dzulhijjah until dawn of 10 Dzulhijjah
Dhuhr of 9 Dzulhijjah until dawn of 10 Dzulhijjah
Maghrib of 9 Dzulhijjah until maghrib of 10 Dzulhijjah
Asr of 9 Dzulhijjah until dawn of 10 Dzulhijjah
Night of 8 Dzulhijjah until noon of 9 Dzulhijjah
Someone who is unable to perform Hajj due to age or serious illness can delegate it to another person with the condition that they have performed Hajj for themselves. This is called...
Hajj Qiran
Hajj Ifrad
Hajj Tamattu'
Hajj Badal
Hajj Sunnah
After the end of the Khulafaur Rasyidin period, Muslims entered the era of dynasties. The first dynasty in Islamic history is the Umayyad Dynasty, which was established in the year...
622 AD
632 AD
661 AD
750 AD
1258 AD
The Umayyad Dynasty made the city of Damascus the center of government. The choice of this city was because...
Its strategic location, close to international trade routes
Closer to Medina
No Roman interference
Has abundant natural resources
Because of the order of Caliph Umar bin Khattab
Caliph Abdul Malik bin Marwan is known for his policy of Arabization in administration. This means...
The official language of administration is Arabic
All officials must be of Arab descent
All citizens are required to learn Arabic
Latin is completely abolished
All taxes are written in Arabic
During the time of Al-Walid bin Abdul Malik, Islam expanded westward to Spain through the commander Thariq bin Ziyad. The event of the crossing of the Islamic forces to Spain is known as...
Battle of Yarmuk
Conquest of Andalusia
Battle of Badr
Expedition of Tabuk
Battle of Zallaqah
One of the figures of the Umayyad Dynasty known for his justice and asceticism, nicknamed the fifth righteous caliph is...
Mu'awiyah bin Abi Sufyan
Umar bin Abdul Aziz
Yazid bin Mu'awiyah
Marwan bin al-Hakam
Abdul Malik bin Marwan
The Abbasid Dynasty replaced the Umayyad Dynasty after a major revolution led by the descendants of Abbas bin Abdul Muthalib. The Abbasid Dynasty was established in the year...
622 AD
661 AD
750 AD
1258 AD
1453 AD
The center of the Abbasid government is in the city of Baghdad. This city then developed into the center of...
Islamic military
Knowledge and civilization
Agriculture
Maritime trade
Political resistance
During the Abbasid period, knowledge developed rapidly. One of the famous institutions that was established in Baghdad as a center for translation and study of knowledge is...
Dar al-Ifta
Dar al-Hadis
Bait al-Hikmah
Bayt al-Mal
Jami' al-Azhar
A famous scientist during the Abbasid period in the field of medicine who wrote al-Qanun fi al-Thibb is...
Al-Kindi
Al-Farabi
Ibn Sina
Al-Khawarizmi
Ibn Khaldun
During the Abbasid period, many great scholars were born. Imam Shafi'i is known as the founder of one of the fiqh schools. He passed away in...
Baghdad
Kufa
Cairo
Damascus
Andalusia
He passed away in...
Baghdad
Kufah
Cairo
Damascus
Andalusia
The Fatimid dynasty was established by...
Abdullah al-Mahdi Billah
Salahuddin al-Ayyubi
Al-Mu'tashim
Harun ar-Rasyid
Al-Mansur Billah
The center of the Fatimid government is in Cairo. One of the important legacies of this dynasty is the establishment of a university that is still a center of Islamic knowledge today, namely...
University of Cordoba
Al-Azhar University
University of Baghdad
University of Damascus
University of Granada
The Fatimid dynasty adheres to Ismaili Shia. This causes...
Good relations with all Sunnis
Ideological conflict with the Sunni majority
Close relations with the Ottoman Turks
Joining the Abbasids
Moving to Andalusia
The Ottoman dynasty was established in the 13th century and became one of the great powers of the world. The founder of this dynasty is...
Sultan Murad I
Sultan Mehmet II
Osman Gazi
Sultan Suleiman
Bayezid I
One of the great achievements of the Ottoman Empire is the conquest of Constantinople in 1453. The leader who led this conquest is...
Sultan Murad I
Sultan Mehmet II
Osman Gazi
Suleiman al-Qanuni
Bayezid II
After the conquest of Constantinople, the city was renamed Istanbul and made the center of...
World trade
Politics, science, and Islamic culture
Abbasid military
Fatimid government
Turkish agriculture
Sultan Suleiman al-Qanuni is known by the nickname 'The Magnificent' in the West. He is nicknamed this because...
His extraordinary generosity
His greatness in writing fiqh books
Military strength and legal policies
Becoming the conqueror of Spain
Living a simple and ascetic life
The Safavid dynasty was established in Persia (Iran) with the official state sect being...
Sunni Shafi'i
Sunni Hanafi
Shia Itsna Asy'ariyah
Shia Ismaili
Sunni Maliki
Shah Ismail I is the founder of the Safavid dynasty. He succeeded in making...
Baghdad the center of government
Tehran the center of government
Isfahan the center of government
Damascus the center of government
Cairo the center of government
The Mughal dynasty was established in India and founded by a descendant of Timur and Genghis Khan named...
Aurangzeb
Humayun
Babur
Akbar
Shah Jahan
Someone who receives a great blessing such as graduation, the birth of a child, or being freed from a disaster is encouraged to perform a special worship as a sign of gratitude, namely...
Sujud Tilawah
Sujud Syukur
Sujud Sahwi
Sujud Sunnah
Sujud Rukhsah
In prayer, if someone forgets to add or reduce a movement, they can cover it with...
Sujud Syukur
Sujud Sahwi
Sujud Tilawah
Sujud I'tidal
Sujud Sunnah
When hearing a verse of prostration in the Quran, a Muslim is encouraged to perform...
Sujud Syukur
Sujud Sahwi
Sujud Tilawah
Sujud Ru
