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Islamic Religious Studies (IRK) is the subject concerned with the study of the Islamic religion, and is the multi-disciplinary academic field devoted to research into Islamic religious beliefs, behaviors, and institutions.
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"Indeed the people before you were destroyed by asking a lot of unnecessary questions ..."
The quotation above is in Hadith 9 of An-Nawawi which refers to the
A) People of the Book
B) Quraysh
C) People of Madinah
D) Arabs.
Who among the six compilers of Hadith became blind before his death?
A) Nasa’i
B) Abu Da’ud
C) Ibn Maja
D) Tirmidhi
In Q.17:27, the extravagant are likened to associates of
A) pious people
B) pharaoh
C) satan
D) soothsayers
Islam decreed against begging through encouraging
A) collective bargaining
B) labour association
C) trade bargaining
D) dignity of labour
"Allah begets not nor is He begotten."
The quotation above condemns
A) hero praising
B) the doctrine of trinity
C) worshiping of ancestors
D) idol worshiping.
What is expected of a believing Muslim when an important decision needs to be made?
A) Du’ā
B) Da’awah
C) Istikhāma
D) Istikhārah
Qadr to the majority of scholars in Islam means
A) faith
B) situation
C) circumstance
D) destiny
The best Ibadah according to the Prophet (SAW) after the major pillars is to
A) pray nawāfils
B) marry a pious woman
C) make a fellow Muslim happy
D) devote one’s time on dhikr
Among the obligatory steps of ablution are intention, washing the face, washing the hands to the elbow and also
A) rinsing the mouth
B) wiping the two ears
C) washing the feet
D) silence during the ablution
Among the Sunnah steps of ablution are wiping two ears, inhaling and exhaling from the nose and also
A) wiping the head again from back of the skull
B) supplication at every stage of ablution
C) brushing the teeth
D) saying the du’a aloud.