Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1: 40 MCQs with Explanations

On 8th Zil-Hajj stay at Mina is said to be Yum-e- Tarvia .

Zakat was forbidden for Banu Hashim .

Four is the correct answer to “There are total number of Makruhat in Wuzu”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Madina is the correct answer to “Salat e Jumma became Faraz in which city”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Only One is the correct answer to “How many Khutba are recited during Hajj”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Ishraq is the correct answer to “The prayer performed very shortly after sunrise is called:”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Salat-e-Khauf is the correct answer to “Which Salaah (prayer) is offered during the time of war”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

‘Jalsa’ in Namaz is Wajib .

7 Stones is the correct answer to “How many stones are thrown at the Jamarat in Hajj ritual”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Hazrat Abaad bin Bashar (RA) is the correct answer to “Name the first person who received three blows of arrows during prayer but did not discontinue his prayer”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Hazrt Aseeram bani Abdul Ashal (RA) is the correct answer to “Name the First Jannati Shaheed who neither offered any prayer nor kept any fast”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Minimum number of people required for Jumu’ah prayer are 3 .

Namaz-e-Kasoof is offered at the time of Solar eclipse .

All of these is the correct answer to “In which timings the Namaz is prohibited”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

The Commandment for observing Fast has been stipulated in the Surah Surah Baqara .

Four is the correct answer to “How many Takbeers are in Namaz-e-Janaza”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

0 is the correct answer to “How many Sajdas are in Salat-e-Janaza”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Hajj is the correct answer to “What is the fundamental pillar of Islam which requires both physical and financial sacrifices”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Masid-e-Nimra is the correct answer to “The Khutba of Hajj (Hajj sermon) is delivered in which mosque”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

zuhr is the correct answer to “During Which prayer, the change of Qibla happened”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

2 is the correct answer to “Minimum Persons required for Namaz Ba-Jamaat”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

To sit straight in Salat is called Qaada .

Maghrib-Isha is the correct answer to “Which two prayers are offered together at Muzdalifa on the 9th Zil-ul-Hajj”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

In Ramadan, Nafal prayer is equal to Farz prayer .

Ramadan is the correct answer to “In which Islamic month Farz prayer is equal to 70 Farz prayer”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Ramadan is the correct answer to “In which Islamic month Nafal prayer is equal to Farz prayer”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

In Ramadan, Farz prayer is equal to 70 Farz prayer .

Kalima Tayyaba, salat, Zakat, Hajj and soam are the fundamental Pillars of Islam.

Munfarid is the person who performs prayer alone.

Madurak is the person who starts prayer with Immam.

The kaffarah for breaking fast is to keep 60 fast for continuous days.

40 is the correct answer to “How many fasts Hazrat Isa (AS) Kept in desert and advised his followers to follow it”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

To Feed 60 people is the atonement for breaking the fast.

There are 17 farz in prayer (نماز).

Parents, Husband, wife and children is the correct answer to “Who are not entitled to get Zakat”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

2 is the correct answer to “How many prayers have no Azan (آذان)”. Items of this type are drawn from the Pillars of Islam & Jurisprudence — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

There are 3 Farz, 10 sunnat and 6 wajibat in Hajj.

A person who has an intention to offer only Hajj at Meeqat is called Mufrid .

A person who has an intention to offer Umra and Hajj at Meeqat is called Qaran .

There are Three types of Hajj.