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Q.1.

Who is mentioned in the Quran as those who Allah does not love?

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Allah likes people who waste food
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Allah does not like anyone
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Allah does not love those who waste food
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None of the above

Q.2.

Who are mentioned in the Quran as those who Allah loves?

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Allah loves those who commit sin
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Allah loves those who eat more
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Allah loves those whoever repents and whoever is clean
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None of the above

Q.3.

What are the fundamental characteristics of a Muslim?

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Pride and arrogance
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Boastfulness and superiority
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Piety and humility
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None of the above

Q.4.

What are the acts which are a key for forgiveness and to paradise?

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People who spend in charity in their prosperity and adversity
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People who control their anger
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People who forgive the faults and errors of others
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All the above

Q.5.

How does Islam instruct one to treat their parents and elders?

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Parents and elders should be treated with respect
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Parents and elders should not be scolded
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Parents and elders should be taken care of in a generous and humble manner
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All the above

Q.6.

What should be done before we start eating?

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When we eat we should mention Allah’s name
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When we eat we should be proud
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When we eat we should criticize food
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None of the above

Q.7.

What has Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated about cleanliness in Islam?

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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated that cleanliness is half of faith
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Cleanliness has no role in Islam
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Cleanliness is good but not essential
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It is good to be clean

Q.8.

What etiquette did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) preach to each Muslim?

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One should speak a good word or remain silent
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One should show hospitality towards their neighbour
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One should show hospitality towards their guests
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All the above

Q.9.

What do Muslims do to attain a state of purity before offering Salah (prayers)?

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Muslims wear a skull cap
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Muslims clip their nails
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Muslims perform Wudu (ablution) before offering Salah (prayers)
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None of the above

Q.10.

What does 'Tahara' mean?

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'Tahara' means free from filth, both spiritual and physical
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'Tahara' means impure
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'Tahara' means walking
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None of the above