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FIQH

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following deals with core beliefs such as belief in Allah, angels, books, and the Day of Judgment?

a)

Tafsir

b)

Aqeedah

c)

Fiqh

d)

Qiyas

2.

What is the explanation or interpretation of the Qur’an called?

a)

Aqeedah

b)

Tafsir

c)

Ijma

d)

Qiyas

3.

Main Sources of all branches of Islamic studies: All Islamic knowledge is derived from two primary sources: 1. ______ (The Word of God) 2. ______ (The Prophet Muhammad's teachings, actions, and approvals) Fill in the blanks.

a)

1. Quran 2. Sunah

b)

1. Hadith 2. Fiqh

c)

1. Sunnah 2. Tafsir

d)

1. Shariah 2. Ijma

4.

What does Ijma (الإجماع) mean?

a)

Drawing an analogy between issues

b)

Agreement of Alsahabah or qualified Muslim scholars

c)

Explanation of the Qur’an

d)

Core beliefs

5.

Qiyas (القياس) means drawing an analogy between a new issue and an existing ruling in the Qur’an or Sunnah, based on a shared reason or cause.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

What is the linguistic meaning (in Arabic) of Fiqh?

a)

Understanding

b)

Law

c)

Worship

d)

Charity

7.

To know the Islamic Ruling (الحكم الشرعي) from the Islamic Sources and its detailed proofs is the Islamic terminological meaning of which term?

a)

Fiqh

b)

Tafsir

c)

Aqeedah

d)

Qiyas

8.

In Islamic terminology, what does 'the proof (دليل)' mean?

a)

Agreement of scholars

b)

A text from Quran or Sunah

c)

Core beliefs

d)

Analogy between issues

9.

What is the ruling called that must be done, such as Salah?

a)

Mustahab/Sunnah

b)

Fard/Wajib

c)

Mubah

d)

Makrooh

10.

Which Islamic ruling is described as 'Good to do, but not obligatory'?

a)

Fard/Wajib

b)

Mustahab/Sunnah

c)

Mubah

d)

Haram

11.

Fill in the blank: The ruling that is neutral and okay to do or not do (e.g., drinking orange juice) is called _______.

a)

Mubah (Permissible)

b)

Haram (Forbidden)

c)

Wajib (Obligatory)

d)

Makruh (Discouraged)

12.

Which ruling is better not to do, such as drinking water while standing?

a)

Fard/Wajib

b)

Mustahab/Sunnah

c)

Makrooh

d)

Haram

13.

What is the Islamic ruling for something that must not be done, such as alcohol?

a)

Mubah

b)

Makrooh

c)

Haram

d)

Mustahab/Sunnah

14.

No one can interpret the Qur’an or Hadith without knowledge of Usul al-Fiqh (principles of Fiqh).

a)

True

b)

False

15.

According to the worksheet, what is the first step in deriving Islamic rulings from texts?

a)

Collect All Evidence from the Qur’an and Sunnah

b)

Consult the opinions of scholars first

c)

Apply personal reasoning before reading texts

d)

Ignore the context of the verses

16.

Why is it important to gather all verses and hadiths related to the same topic when studying Islamic rulings?

a)

To rely on a single verse or hadith

b)

To get the complete and balanced meaning

c)

To ignore other texts

d)

To make it easier to memorize

17.

According to the example given, what did the Prophet ﷺ recommend regarding drinking?

a)

Drinking while standing is obligatory

b)

Drinking while sitting is recommended, not obligatory

c)

Drinking while sitting is obligatory

d)

Drinking while standing is recommended

18.

The Arabic language is essential for correctly understanding the Qur’an and Sunnah.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Sometimes, a word in Arabic may look similar to a word in another language but has a completely different meaning. Someone might think the word “تَبَانَهُ” means the English word ________, but it does not. What is the word someone might mistakenly think it means?

a)

banana

b)

table

c)

window

d)

car

20.

What does the Arabic word 'بَنان' mean?

a)

The whole hand

b)

The fingertips or the ends of the fingers

c)

The palm

d)

The wrist

21.

why is it important to know the original Arabic meanings when understanding the Qur'an?

a)

To understand the Qur'an correctly and not confuse similar words from other languages with their original Arabic meanings.

b)

To memorize the Qur'an faster.

c)

To translate the Qur'an into more languages.

d)

To make the Qur'an easier to recite.

22.

In the verse 'وَثَمُودَ الَّذِينَ جَابُوا الصَّخْرَ بِالْوَادِ' (Al-Fajr, 89:9), what does the word 'جَابُوا' mean in classical Arabic?

a)

Brought

b)

Cut through or carved

c)

Built

d)

Destroyed

23.

General rules in Arabic: A command (amr) usually means ________, unless there is other proof that changes it.

a)

obligation

b)

permission

c)

recommendation

d)

prohibition

24.

General rules in Arabic: A prohibition (nahi) means ________, unless there is other proof that softens it.

a)

forbiddance

b)

permission

c)

recommendation

d)

advice

25.

Is it allowed to understand a verse or hadith in a way that contradicts the consensus (ijma‘) of the Companions or the early generations?

a)

yes

b)

no

26.

What does an acceptable difference (اختلاف سائغ) occur based on?

a)

Personal opinion

b)

Valid evidence and reasoning

c)

Ignorance

d)

Popularity

27.

Fill in the blank: An unacceptable difference (اختلاف غير سائغ) occurs when someone opposes ______ or the consensus of the Ummah.

a)

clear evidence

b)

personal opinion

c)

minor issues

d)

cultural norms

28.

What does a command indicate according to the main principles of Fiqh Rules?

a)

Prohibition

b)

Obligation

c)

Doubt

d)

Certainty

29.

According to the main principles of Fiqh Rules, what overrides the general text?

a)

Doubt

b)

Certainty

c)

The specific text

d)

The command

30.

Fill in the blank: Certainty is not removed by _____.

a)

doubt

b)

fear

c)

ignorance

d)

confusion

31.

What is the meaning of Taharah (Purity)?

a)

Removing Hadath (minor or major by wudu and ghusl)

b)

Removing Najasah (physical Impurity)

c)

Both A and B

d)

None of the above

32.

According to the definition of Taharah, the substance of the impurity must be removed, and it should be washed with water until all traces of it — color, smell, and taste — are completely _____?

a)

gone

b)

visible

c)

increased

d)

mixed

33.

If a dog licks a vessel, how many times must it be washed?

a)

Seven times

b)

Three times

c)

Five times

d)

Ten times

34.

what should be used for washing the vessel the first time if a dog licks it?

a)

Soil (or dust)

b)

Water

c)

Soap

d)

Vinegar

35.

It is allowed to use gold or silver utensils for eating or drinking in Islam.

a)

YES

b)

NO

36.

What is the external requirement for validity in Islamic acts, such as using pure water?

a)

Condition (Shart)

b)

Obligation (Wajib)

c)

Pillar (Rukn)

d)

Permissibility (Mubah)

37.

What is the internal essential part of the act, such as washing the face, called in Islamic practice?

a)

Pillar (Rukn)

b)

Sunnah

c)

Niyyah

d)

Wajib

38.

Which type of water is described as 'Natural water (Rain, Sea, River, spring, well, snow)' and is used for purification?

a)

Pure & Purifying (Tahur)

b)

Impure (Najis)

c)

Used Water (Mustamal)

d)

Mixed Water (Muzaf)

39.

Which type of water is mixed with a pure substance (e.g., tea, soap) and cannot be used for purification?

a)

Pure but Non-Purifying (Tahir)

b)

Distilled Water

c)

Rainwater

d)

Mineral Water

40.

Which type of water is changed by an impurity and cannot be used at all?

a)

Impure (Najis)

b)

Pure (Tahur)

c)

Used (Mustamal)

d)

Rainwater

41.

Which of the following are two conditions (Shurut) that must be met before performing minor ablution (wudu)?

a)

Intention (niyyah) and using clean water

b)

Reciting a specific prayer and facing the Qiblah

c)

Wearing clean clothes and being in a mosque

d)

Having a witness and performing it at sunrise

42.

Anything exiting the private parts invalidates wudu.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

What are the pillars (Arkaan) of Ghusl?

a)

Intention, Washing the Entire Body.

b)

Reciting Surah Al-Fatiha, Facing Qiblah.

c)

Using Miswak, Wearing Clean Clothes.

d)

Performing Wudu, Saying Bismillah.

44.

Fill in the blank: Pouring water over the head three times, running fingers through the hair, is a recommended Sunnah of ________.

a)

Ghusl

b)

Wudu

c)

Tayammum

d)

Salat

45.

When is Dry Ablution (Tayammum) performed?

a)

When water is unavailable or one cannot use it (due to illness/fear).

b)

After eating food.

c)

When entering a mosque.

d)

Before going to sleep.

46.

What is used for Tayammum?

a)

Clean earth or dust.

b)

Water

c)

Leaves

d)

Sandpaper

47.

How is Tayammum performed?

a)

Wipe the face and hands with water

b)

One strike on the earth, wipe the face and hands (to the wrists)

c)

Wash the feet

d)

Pour water over the head

48.

What is the condition for wiping over socks/khuff (leather socks/shoes)?

a)

Must be worn after a full state of purity (Wudu or Ghusl).

b)

Can be worn at any time, regardless of purity.

c)

Only required for Friday prayers.

d)

Must be made of cotton.

49.

How long can a traveler wipe over socks/khuff?

a)

1 Day/Night

b)

2 Days/Nights

c)

3 Days/Nights

d)

4 Days/Nights

50.

What part of the socks/khuff/shoes should be wiped?

a)

The top of the socks/khuff/shoes.

b)

The bottom of the socks/khuff/shoes.

c)

The sides of the socks/khuff/shoes.

d)

The inside of the socks/khuff/shoes.

51.

What are the two additional things that invalidate wiping over the khuffs, apart from the nullifiers of wudu?

a)

1- Removing the khuff after wiping over it. 2- Expiration of the allowed time (one day and night for a resident, or three days and nights for a traveler).

b)

1- Walking more than 10 steps. 2- Wearing the khuff on wet feet.

c)

1- Changing the color of the khuff. 2- Washing the khuff while wearing it.

d)

1- Praying while wearing the khuff. 2- Sleeping with the khuff on.

52.

Which of the following is NOT a toilet manner (Adab Al-Haajah)?

a)

Avoid facing/backing the Qiblah in open areas.

b)

Clean private parts using water (Istinja) or stones/tissues (Istijmar).

c)

Letting the beard grow for men.

53.

Which of the following is a Sunan Al-Fitrah (Natural Practice)?

a)

Trimming nails/mustache.

b)

Avoid facing/backing the Qiblah.

54.

Fill in the blank: After hearing the Adhan, you should ______ quietly and repeat what the Mu’adhin (caller) says.

a)

listen

b)

speak

c)

stand

d)

pray

55.

What should you say when the Mu’adhin says “Hayya ‘ala as-salah” and “Hayya ‘ala al-falah”?

a)

La hawla wa la quwwata illa billah.

b)

Subhanallah.

c)

Allahu Akbar.

d)

Astaghfirullah.

56.

After the Adhan, what should you do?

a)

Say the du‘a and send prayers on the prophet.

b)

Start eating immediately.

c)

Ignore and continue your work.

d)

Go to sleep.

57.

What is the Iqama?

a)

The first call to prayer

b)

The second, shorter call right before the prayer starts

c)

A type of prayer

d)

The time for supplication

58.

Is Du‘a between Adhan and Iqama accepted?

a)

YES

b)

NO

59.

Why is it called 'Salah'?

a)

Because it is performed at night

b)

Because it connects the servant with Allah

c)

Because it is the first pillar of Islam

d)

Because it is a type of charity

60.

Prayer is the ______ pillar of Islam after the testimony of faith.

a)

second

b)

third

c)

fourth

d)

fifth

61.

How many obligatory prayers are there daily for Muslims?

a)

Five

b)

Three

c)

Seven

d)

Four

62.

How did early Muslims determine prayer times?

a)

By the sound of birds

b)

By the length of the shadow

c)

By the color of the sky

d)

By the position of the moon

63.

From the condition of prayer

a)

Sanity (or Islam, or Purity from both major and minor impurity, or Time of prayer must have entered)

b)

Reciting a specific surah

c)

Facing any direction

d)

Praying at any time of the day

64.

What direction must one face during prayer?

a)

Qiblah

b)

East

c)

West

d)

North

65.

the intention required before starting the prayer called

a)

Niyah

b)

Salah

c)

Dua

66.

What does 'Awrah mean?

a)

The parts of the body that must be covered.

b)

A type of prayer performed at night.

c)

A festival celebrated annually.

d)

A chapter in the Quran.

67.

For men, what id Awra ?

a)

From the navel to the knees.

b)

Only the head and hands.

c)

From the shoulders to the ankles.

d)

Entire body except the face.

68.

For women, which parts of the body must be covered during prayer?

a)

All the body except the face and hands.

b)

Only the head and feet.

c)

Only the arms and legs.

d)

Only the face and hands.

69.

Which of the following is NOT a pillar (essential act) of prayer?

a)

A) Intention

b)

B) Reciting Al-Fatiha

c)

C) Placing right hand over left

d)

D) Bowing (Ruku')

70.

Which act is performed at the beginning of the prayer and involves saying Allahu Akber?

a)

Takberrah AlIhram (Opening Takbeer)

b)

Ruku (Bowing)

c)

Sujud (Prostration)

d)

Tashahhud (Testification)

71.

Which Surah must be recited as a pillar of prayer?

a)

Al-Fatiha

b)

Al-Baqarah

c)

Al-Ikhlas

d)

Al-Mulk

72.

What is the act of bowing in prayer called?

a)

Ruku‘

b)

Sujud

c)

Takbir

d)

Qiyam

73.

Seven body parts must touch the ground during prostration which are the forehead, the nose, 2hands, 2kness, 2feet (toes)

a)

true

b)

false

74.

What do we say at final sitting in prayer ?

a)

Final Tashahhud

b)

First Tashahhud

c)

Fateha

75.

What is said at the end of the prayer to conclude it?

a)

Two Tasleems

b)

One Takbeer

c)

Recitation of Surah Fatiha

d)

Raising the hands

76.

Which of the following is a Sunnah of prayer?

a)

Reciting Al-Fatiha

b)

Raising hands at Takbeer at the first and third rakaa

c)

Bowing (Ruku‘)

d)

Prostration on seven body parts

77.

At which rakaa is it Sunnah to raise hands at Takbeer?

a)

At the first and the third rakaa

b)

At the second and fourth rakaa

c)

Only at the last rakaa

d)

At every rakaa

78.

After which Surah is it Sunnah to recite another Surah at the first and second rakaa?

a)

After Al-Fatiha

b)

After Al-Ikhlas

c)

After Al-Baqarah

d)

After Al-Nas

79.

What is said in bowing and prostration as a Sunnah?

a)

Tasbeeh

b)

Takbeer

c)

Dua Qunoot

d)

Surah Fatiha

80.

Where should the right hand be placed as a Sunnah during prayer?

a)

Over the left hand

b)

Beside the right knee

c)

On the forehead

d)

Behind the back

81.

Where should one look during prostration as a Sunnah?

a)

Toward the place of prostration

b)

Toward the sky

c)

Toward the right side

d)

Toward the feet

82.

Which of the following nullifies the prayer?

a)

Losing wudu during prayer

b)

Standing still

c)

Whispering quietly

d)

Looking at the floor

83.

Which of the following is a thing that nullifies prayer?

a)

Speaking intentionally

b)

Closing your eyes

c)

Wearing a hat

d)

Smiling softly

84.

Which of the following nullifies the prayer?

a)

Eating or drinking

b)

Thinking about food

c)

Yawning

d)

Adjusting your clothes

85.

Which of the following actions will nullify your prayer?

a)

Laughing aloud

b)

Sneezing

c)

Sighing

d)

Blinking

86.

Uncovering the ‘Awrah during prayer will ________ the prayer.

a)

nullify

b)

lengthen

c)

beautify

d)

shorten

87.

Intentionally leaving a pillar or condition during prayer will ________ the prayer.

a)

nullify

b)

delay

c)

improve

d)

shorten

88.

Which of the following is a disliked action in prayer?

a)

Looking up toward the sky

b)

Standing straight

c)

Closing your eyes

d)

Whispering

89.

Turning your sight right or left without need is a ________ action in prayer.

a)

disliked

b)

obligatory

c)

recommended

d)

permissible

90.

Fidgeting with hands, clothes, or anything that distracts is considered ________ in prayer.

a)

disliked

b)

obligatory

c)

recommended

d)

permissible