ISL202 Midterm Preparation 2024 by ZB

ISL 202

ISL202 MIDTERM MOST REPEATED MCQS 2024 ZB

•  religion also has a distinct and unique identity due to its principles, rules, and flexible laws.
•  The law of Islamic Sharia is not based on the customs and traditions of any particular nation but on the principles of nature on which man is created.
•  Islam is not just an ideology, but a complete and practical code of life.
•  Islam is a religion that has a well-defined universal status as compared to others religions.
•  This religion also has a distinct and unique identity due to its principles, rules, and flexible laws.
•  The root word of Islam is (Arabic word slam
•  In the Holy Quran, this word is sued both with a ( Zabar Zair ) means peace, harmony, and security.
•  The chain of religion that started with Hazrat Adam was completed on prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
•  There are basically three branches of religion: Faith, worship, and affairs.
•  Beliefs are related to faith.
•  The verb Aqada means to tie a strong knot or tie up.
•  Islamic beliefs are called Imaniyat.
•  Islamic beliefs mean having a firm belief and faith in Allah, His messengers, His angels, His books, the Last Day, and Destiny.
•  The first among Islamic beliefs is "to have faith in Tawheed."
•  The word Tawheed is derived from the Arabic word "Wahd "the literal meaning of which is to believe in oneness.
•  Tawheed is to believe that Allah is One and only in His Being, attributes, to be worthy of worship, and in His actions.
•  “Malaika” is derived from the word “Malak” .
•  Its plural is “Malaika” (and “Malaik” It is an Arabic word that means messenger.
•  angels are the one creation of Allah from all other countless creations. They are made from light.
•  four famous angels: Gabriel, Michael, Izrael and Israfel.
•  "Rizwan" (is known as the guardian angel of heaven )
•  ( "Malik") as the guardian angel of hell.
•  " Kiraaman Katbeen" (record our deed)
•  " Munkar wa nakir" ask questions to human beings in the grave after their death.
•  The famous heaven books are four.
•  Tawrat (Torah) was revealed to Musa
•  Zabur (Psalms) were revealed to Prophet Dawud .)
•  Injeel (Gospel) was revealed to Issa (A.S)
•  Holy Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
•  Arabic is the official language of more than twenty countries.
•  arbic is considered one of the world’s chief languages.
•  The Holy Quran is the last revealed book of Allah.
•  Prophets and Messengers are both plural forms of the word Prophet (Nabi) and Messenger (Rasool).
•  Nabi is "informer" and Rasool means "message bearer".
•  Man acquires knowledge through the five senses: seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, and feeling, but intellect cannot reach many matters.
•  All prophets and messengers are innocent.
•  All the Prophets that Allah sent were men. No woman was sent as a prophet.
•  Akhirat is that which comes later or that which comes at the end.
•  Believing in the Hereafter means believing that a person will be resurrected after death.
•  After the present life of the world, humans will be given another life, and every human being will be rewarded or punished for his good or bad actions.
•  The life of the Hereafter is a reality.
•  The Prophet (PBUH) said: "Death is a gift for a believer".
•  He is devoted to the fearless passion of accepting death on the battlefield
•  The Strength of the Relationship with Allah Almighty.
•  Hazrat Israfeel A.S will blow the trumpet, as a result of which the Hour or the Day of Judgment .
•  End of prophethood is evident in the Qur'an, Hadith, and the consensus of the Ummah.
•  Ibadat is an Arabic word that is derived from “ABD”
•  The Meaning of “Abd” is a servant. It means servitude "
•  The meaning of “Abd” in the dictionary is also "humbleness .
•  To offer the (compulsory congregational) prayers dutifully and perfectly.
•  Namaz is a Persian word that literally means "to bow."
•  "Salat") which literally means "to pray".
•  Zakat and Hajj are obligatory on the wealthy.
•  Christians worship in churches, Sikhs in Gurdwaras, Jews in synagogues, and Hindus in their temples.
•  Monasticism refers to detachment from worldly pleasures.
•  monasticism is to seek the truth through self-sacrifice
•  standing or Qiyaam bowing or Ruku Prostration, Supplication, Glorification and Takbeer.
•  Zakat is derived from the word “zakaa”
•  The literal meaning of which is to flourish, to grow, to be more, and to be clean.
•  Zakat was first made mandatory in 2 Hijri .
•  9 Hijri it was implemented in full.
•  Leave has been granted to travelers and sick people for fast.
•  Zakat is paid on gold, silver, merchandise, cash, cattle, and crops.
•  Zakat levied on crops and fruits is called "Ushar"
•  Zakat is the second most important member of Islam after prayer.
•  Zakat and Hajj are obligatory on the wealthy.
•  There are eighty two (82) places in the Holy Qur'an .
•  Zakat is a means of self-purification.
•  Faqeer is a person who has some wealth and means, but it is not sufficient for his needs in life.
•  Needy Those who cannot earn due to lack of means, unemployed, etc. These people are deprived of basic needs.
•  Collectors of Zakat Employees of the Zakat Department or people running the Zakat system.
•  Who Hearts to be reconciled Those who should be given a part of Zakat to make them inclined to Islam or to keep them on Islam.
•  Slaves For Zakat can be given for the release of slaves and prisoners.