History of Islam _______________ Page 011

101. Which Kalimah should be recited after the Wuzu?

(a) Kalimah-e-Shahadat        *

(b) Kalimah-e-Tamjeed 

(c) Kalimah-e-Tayyaba 

(d) Bismillah 


102. At what occasion all the Kalimahs are recited by a Muslim? 

(a) Birth

(b) Death 

(c) Migration 

(d) Nikah        *


103. What is the meaning of Wuzu? 

(a) Purification 

(b) Ablution        *

(c) Cleanliness 

(d) Perfection


104. How many obligations or Farz in Wuzu are? 

(a) Three

(b) Five 

(c) Six

(d) Four        *


105. How many Sunan-e-Wuzu are? 

(a) 12

(b) 14        *

(c) 15 

(d) 13


106. How many Mustahab in Wuzu are?

(a) Six

(b) Four

(c) Five        *

(d) Seven


107. How many Makruhat in Wuzu?

(a) Five

(b) Four        *

(c) TWO

(d) Seven


108. What is the object of Salah?

(a) To provide benefits to whole humanity

(b) To circulate wealth equal among Muslims

(c) To define those acts which are related only to man and Allah        *

(d) To develop solidarity and unity among Muslims


109. Salat-e-Khisoof is performed at the occasion

(a) Drought    

(b) Luner eclipse        *

(c) Solar eclipse 

(d) Earthquake


110. Salat-e-Kisoof is performed at the occasion of

(a) Solar eclipse        *

(b) Luner eclipse

(c) Famine 

(d) Death


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