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Pillars Of Islam Quiz 1

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1) The first Azan was given by?

Hazrat Ali (RA)

Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

Hazrat Umar (RA)

Hazrat Bilal (RA)

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2) Prayer offered for seeking Allah's counsel in a decision is?

Namaz-e-Hajat

Namaz-e-Janaza

Namaz-e-Kusoof

Namaz-e-Istikhara

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3) In which prayer is there no Ruku or Sajda?

Witr

Eid-ul-Fitr

Namaz-e-Janaza

Tahajjud

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4) How many extra Takbeers are performed in Eid prayers?

In Hanafi Fiqh, there are 6 extra Takbeers (3 in each Rakat).

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5) Which prayer is recommended but not mandatory at night?

Tahajjud

Chasht

Ishraq

Awabin

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6) Jumu'ah prayer was made obligatory in which city?

Madinah

Makkah

Quba

Taif

It was established in 1 A.H.

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7) Wudu with clean sand or dust is called?

Miswak

Istinja

Tayammum

Ghusl

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8) How many prayers were initially commanded during Miraj?

100

It was reduced to 5, but the reward remains equal to 50.

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9) What is the second pillar of Islam?

Roza

Hajj

Zakat

Namaz

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10) In which year was Namaz (Salah) made obligatory?

1 A.H.

12th Nabvi

10th Nabvi

2 A.H.

It was gifted during the Night of Miraj (approx. 10th year of Prophethood).

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11) In which Hijri year was the Azan introduced?

1 A.H.

2 A.H.

3 A.H.

5 A.H.

It was introduced shortly after the construction of Masjid-e-Nabwi.

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12) What is the first pillar of Islam?

Roza

Shahada (Tawheed)

Namaz

Zakat

The Declaration of Faith (Kalima).

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13) Which prayer has no Azan or Iqamah?

Jumu'ah

Fajr

Tahajjud

Eid-ul-Fitr

Both Eid and Janaza prayers have no Azan.

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14) The prayer offered during a Lunar Eclipse is called?

Namaz-e-Istikhara

Namaz-e-Istisqa

Namaz-e-Khusoof

Namaz-e-Kusoof

Khusoof (with a Kh) is for the Moon (Qamar).

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15) The prayer offered during a Solar Eclipse is called?

Namaz-e-Istikhara

Namaz-e-Kusoof

Namaz-e-Istisqa

Namaz-e-Khusoof

Kusoof (with a K) is for the Sun (Shams).

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16) What is the literal meaning of the word 'Salah'?

Prayer/Supplication

Peace

Submission

Success

It means Dua (Supplication).

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17) How many Farz (obligatory) are there in Wudu?

1. Face, 2. Arms, 3. Head Masah, 4. Feet.

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18) Namaz-e-Istisqa is offered for?

Rain

Forgiveness

Guidance

Funeral

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19) How many Takbeers are there in Namaz-e-Janaza?

There are 4 Takbeers and no Ruku or Sujud.

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20) How many Farz are there in Ghusl?

1. Mouth, 2. Nose, 3. Whole Body.

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Pillars Of Islam Quiz 2

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Pillars Of Islam Quiz 2

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1) Rate of Zakat on buried treasure (Rikaz)?

20%

2.5%

10%

This 20% is also known as Khums.

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2) Can Zakat be given to one's own parents or children?

Yes

Sometimes

Only in Ramadan

One cannot give Zakat to direct ascendants or descendants.

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3) In which Surah are recipients of Zakat mentioned?

Surah At-Tawbah

Surah Al-Baqarah

Surah An-Nisa

Surah Al-Imran

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4) What is the Nisab for camels in Zakat?

40 Camels

5 Camels

2 Camels

10 Camels

For 5-9 camels, the Zakat is 1 sheep/goat.

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5) How many Sunnah Rakats are there in the Fajr prayer?

2 Sunnah Mu'akkadah before the 2 Fard.

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6) The Zakat on agricultural land is called?

Ushr

Sadaqah

Jizya

Fitrana

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7) How many heads of expenditure (Masarif) for Zakat are in the Quran?

Mentioned in Surah At-Tawbah, verse 60.

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8) Rate of Ushr on land irrigated by artificial means (Wells/Canals)?

2.5%

15%

10%

Harder/Costlier irrigation requires a lower rate.

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9) What is the Nisab of Silver for Zakat?

40 Tolas

52.5 Tolas

7.5 Tolas

60 Tolas

Approximately 612.36 grams.

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10) Tax collected from non-Muslims for protection is?

Jizya

Ushr

Zakat

Khums

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11) What is the rate of Zakat on wealth?

10%

2.5%

Also known as the 40th part (1/40).

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12) Who are 'Mustahiq'?

Payers

Eligible recipients

Collectors

Non-Muslims

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13) When was Zakat made obligatory?

3 A.H.

5 A.H.

2 A.H.

1 A.H.

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14) Who fought against those who refused to pay Zakat?

Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

Hazrat Usman (RA)

Hazrat Ali (RA)

Hazrat Umar (RA)

During the Ridda Wars.

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15) What is the meaning of 'Jumu'ah'?

Gathering

Friday

Peace

Holy

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16) The Khutbah (sermon) of Eid is delivered?

Before prayer

During prayer

After prayer

Not required

Unlike Jumu'ah (where it is before), Eid Khutbah is after.

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17) What is the Nisab of Gold for Zakat?

7.5 Tolas

10 Tolas

5.5 Tolas

52.5 Tolas

Approximately 87.48 grams.

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18) What is the literal meaning of 'Zakat'?

To submit

To hide

To purify / To grow

To pray

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19) Which prayer is called 'Salat-ul-Wusta' in the Quran?

Isha

Fajr

Asr

Maghrib

Meaning 'The Middle Prayer'.

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20) Rate of Ushr on land irrigated by natural resources (Rain)?

2.5%

20%

10%

Easier irrigation requires a higher rate.

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1) Which night is better than a thousand months?

Miraj

Laylat-ul-Qadr

27th Rajab

Bara'at

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2) Which door of Paradise is reserved for those who fast?

Bab-uz-Zakat

Bab-ur-Rayyan

Bab-ul-Islam

Bab-us-Salat

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3) Who is a 'Sahib-e-Nisab'?

Traveler

One with minimum wealth

Receiver

Scholar

A person who possesses the minimum amount of wealth requiring Zakat.

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4) In which Surah is fasting mentioned?

An-Nisa

Al-Baqarah

Al-Imran

Al-Ma'idah

Verse 183: 'Fasting is prescribed for you...'

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5) In which Hijri year was Fasting made obligatory?

1 A.H.

2 A.H.

4 A.H.

3 A.H.

In the month of Sha'ban.

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6) Fasting is the _______ pillar of Islam.

2nd

4th

3rd

5th

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7) Who sights the moon for Ramadan in Pakistan?

Election Comm

Supreme Court

Islamic Council

Ruet-e-Hilal Committee

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8) What is the meal taken before starting a fast?

Suhoor (Sehri)

Walima

Aqeeqa

Iftar

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9) When was Sadaqah-e-Fitr made obligatory?

2 A.H.

4 A.H.

8 A.H.

1 A.H.

Same year as Fasting.

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10) Fasting is not obligatory for?

Sick

Children

Travelers

All of the above

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11) What is the Nisab for sheep and goats for Zakat?

100

Exempt until the count reaches 40.

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12) Sadaqah-e-Fitr (Fitrana) must be paid before?

Ramadan start

Eid-ul-Fitr Prayer

Hajj

Eid-ul-Adha

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13) Penalty for intentionally breaking a fast without valid reason?

10 days fasting

1000 rupees

No penalty

Kaffarah (60 continuous days)

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14) What is the literal meaning of 'Sawm'?

To eat

To abstain/stop

To purify

To pray

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15) In which Hijri year was Hajj made obligatory?

10 A.H.

2 A.H.

9 A.H.

8 A.H.

The command came in 9 A.H. The Prophet (PBUH) performed it in 10 A.H.

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16) Zakat is the _____ pillar of Islam.

Fourth

Second

Fifth

Third

The order is: 1. Shahada (Kalima), 2. Salah (Namaz), 3. Zakat, 4. Sawm (Roza), 5. Hajj.

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17) Which fasts are forbidden (Haram)?

Friday

Rajab

On the two Eids

Muharram

Fasting is prohibited on Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha.

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18) What is the literal meaning of 'Ushr'?

One-tenth

One-twentieth

One-fifth

One-fourth

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19) To whom can Zakat NOT be given?

Travelers

Sayyids (Family of Prophet)

Orphans

The poor

Sadaqah/Zakat is forbidden for the Ahl-ul-Bayt (Family of the Prophet PBUH).

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20) Seclusion in the Mosque during last 10 days of Ramadan is?

Hajj

Charity

I'tikaf

Fasting

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1) What is the 'Hateem'?

Semi-circular area

Door

Roof

Well

The Hateem (also known as Hijr Ismail) is a sacred, semi-circular, low-walled area right next to the Kaaba.

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2) Animal sacrificed by Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) in place of Hazrat Ismail (AS)?

Cow

Camel

Goat

Ram(dumba)

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3) Circling the Kaaba seven times is called?

Wuquf

Sa'ee

Rami

Tawaf

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4) What is the literal meaning of 'Hajj'?

To pray

To sacrifice

To travel

To intend (Qasd)

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5) What is 'Multazam'?

Area between Kaaba door and Black Stone

City

Hill

Type of Hajj

A place where prayers(duas) are believed to be accepted.

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6) Who was the first Ameer-ul-Hajj appointed by Prophet (PBUH)?

Hazrat Usman (RA)

Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

Hazrat Umar (RA)

Hazrat Ali (RA)

Appointed in 9 A.H.

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7) What is the 'Meeqat'?

Kaaba center

End of Hajj

Prayer

Boundary for entering Ihram

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8) Which Prophet built the Kaaba with his son?

Hazrat Isa (AS)

Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)

Hazrat Adam (AS)

Hazrat Musa (AS)

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9) Hills of Safa and Marwa are mentioned in which Surah?

Al-Hajj

Al-Ma'idah

Al-Baqarah

Al-Imran

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10) What is 'Umrah'?

Madinah visit

Lesser Pilgrimage

Ramadan Hajj

Mandatory Hajj

It is not Fard but Sunnah/Wajib.

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11) Running between Safa and Marwa is called?

Sa'ee

Tawaf

Talbiyah

Rami

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12) Throwing pebbles at Jamarat is called?

Rami

Halq

Ihram

Sa'ee

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13) In which month is Hajj performed?

Zil-Hajj

Zil-Qa'dah

Shawwal

Ramadan

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14) The first house of Allah built on Earth is?

Quba

Al-Aqsa

Masjid-ul-Haram (Kaaba)

Masjid-e-Nabwi

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15) What is 'Yum-e-Arafat'?

8th Zil-Hajj

9th Zil-Hajj

10th Zil-Hajj

1st Muharram

The main day of Hajj.

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16) What is 'Halq'?

Shaving the head

Throwing stones

Clothing

Running

Cutting hair short is called Qasr.

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17) How many rounds of the Kaaba in one Tawaf?

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18) How many stones are thrown at each Jamarat in one day?

During Hajj, pilgrims throw seven pebbles at each of the three Jamarat pillars on the 11th, 12th, and sometimes 13th of Dhul-Hijjah, totaling 21 stones per day for those days

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19) Animal sacrifice (Qurbani) is performed on?

8th Zil-Hajj

1st Muharram

10th Zil-Hajj

9th Zil-Hajj

It can be done on 10th, 11th, and 12th.

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20) Pilgrims go to Mina on which date?

9th Zil-Hajj

12th Zil-Hajj

10th Zil-Hajj

8th Zil-Hajj

This is called 'Yum-e-Tarwiyah'.

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21) What is 'Ihram'?

Prayer

Place

Circling Kaaba

Dress/State of pilgrim

It involves wearing specific sheets and following specific prohibitions.

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22) Zamzam first gushed out for which Prophet?

Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)

Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)

Hazrat Ismail (AS)

Hazrat Ishaq (AS)

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23) Touching or kissing Hajr-e-Aswad is?

Wuquf

Rami

Sa'ee

Istilam

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24) How many obligatory (Farz) acts are in Hajj?

3 farz(Ihram, Wuquf-e-Arafat, Tawaf-e-Ziyarat), 6 wajibs and 10 sunnat

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25) Hajj is the _______ pillar of Islam.

4th

5th

2nd

3rd

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26) The prayer 'Labbayk Allahumma Labbayk' is?

Talbiyah

Tahmid

Tahlil

Tasbih

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27) Without 'Wuquf-e-Arafat', Hajj is?

Invalid

Makruh

Optional

Valid

It is the main pillar (Rukn-e-Azam) of Hajj.

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28) Where do pilgrims stay on the night of 9th Zil-Hajj?

Mina

Makkah

Madinah

Muzdalifah

They collect stones there.

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29) What is 'Hajj-e-Akbar'?

Family Hajj

Rich Hajj

First Hajj

When Arafat falls on Friday

Commonly referred to as Friday Hajj in general knowledge.

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30) What is 'Tawaf-e-Wida'?

Farewell Tawaf

Umrah Tawaf

Sick Tawaf

First Tawaf

It is Wajib for non-residents.

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31) What is 'Maqam-e-Ibrahim'?

Hill

Mosque

The Stone/Spot

Grave

The stone where Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) stood while building the Kaaba.

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About this Test

This Pillars of Islam Quiz Test Online helps you understand and revise the five fundamental pillars of Islam with carefully selected and exam-oriented MCQs. These quizzes cover Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj, including their conditions, significance, benefits, and essential rulings. Designed for MDCAT, AFNS, ISSB, PPSC, FPSC, and other competitive exams, these tests strengthen your Islamic Studies preparation with clear and reliable information.