JAMB UTME - Islamic Religious Studies - 2010

Question 1 Report

Imam Malik was born in

Syria

Makkah

Madinah Correct answer

Egypt

Answer Details

Imam Malik was born in Medina, which is a city in modern-day Saudi Arabia.

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Question 2 Report

What is expected of a believing Muslim when an important decision needs to be made?

Du’ā

Da’awah

Istikhāma

Istikhārah Correct answer

Answer Details

When an important decision needs to be made, a believing Muslim is expected to perform Istikhara. Istikhara is a prayer and a form of seeking guidance from Allah to make the right decision. The person seeking guidance should perform ablution (wudu) and offer a two-rak’ah prayer, then recite the Istikhara dua (supplication) asking Allah to guide them towards the right decision. The dua is recited with sincerity and faith that Allah will guide them towards what is best for them in this world and in the hereafter. After performing the Istikhara prayer, the person should trust in Allah's decision and act accordingly.

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Question 3 Report

Hadith 4 of An-Nawawi’s collection is about the complete

nature of man’s creation Correct answer

movement of the sun in its orbit

nature of the creation of the earth

movement of the seas and oceans

Answer Details

“… verily, the creation of any one of you takes place when he is assembled in his mother’s womb…?..

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Question 4 Report

The Prophet (SAW) said, ‘Of all things lawful, divorce is the most hateful to Allah’ because it exposes the parties to

reconciliation

provocation Correct answer

hardship

arbitration

Answer Details

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Talaq (Divorce)

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Question 5 Report

The major themes that can be derived from Surah al-fatihah are

knowledge, prayer and sacrifice

praise, prayer and pledge

praise, promise and equity

praise, pledge and prayer. Correct answer

Answer Details

Surah al-fatihah is the opening chapter of the Quran and contains several major themes that Muslims can derive from it. The major themes include praise and glorification of Allah, acknowledgement of His sovereignty and power, seeking guidance, seeking forgiveness and repentance, and making a commitment to follow His path. Therefore, the correct answer is "praise, pledge and prayer."

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Question 6 Report

The companion who introduced Islam to North Africa through Egypt was

Amr b. As Correct answer

Abu Musa

Ibn Ishaq

Ibn Suleiman

Answer Details

The companion who introduced Islam to North Africa through Egypt was Amr b. As. Amr b. As was an early Muslim who played a significant role in the spread of Islam during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and afterwards. He was appointed by Umar, the second caliph, to lead the Muslim conquest of Egypt, which he did successfully. Amr b. As is credited with being the companion who introduced Islam to North Africa through Egypt, which became a center of Islamic civilization and scholarship in the centuries that followed.

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Question 7 Report

How many Caliphs did the Glorious Qur’an

Pas through before its standardization?

Six

Four

Three “Abubakar, Umar then Uthman” Correct answer

Two.

Answer Details

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Question 8 Report

‘Peace descending on the righteous throughout the night'The verse above is one of the major

Themes in Sūrah

al-Qadr Correct answer

al-Alaq

al-Kawthar

al-Falaq.

Answer Details

The verse "Peace descending on the righteous throughout the night" is a major theme in Sūrah al-Qadr. Sūrah al-Qadr is the 97th chapter of the Qur'an and is known for describing the night of power or decree, which is believed to be one of the holiest nights in the Islamic calendar. The verse emphasizes the idea that peace descends upon those who are righteous during this special night. This theme highlights the importance of striving for righteousness and the benefits that come with it, especially during important religious occasions.

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Question 9 Report

Divine Inspiration was employed in the

arrangement of the Glorious Qu'ran Correct answer

compilation of the Glorious Qu'ran

standardization of the Glorious Quran

memorization of the Glorious Qu'ran

Answer Details

Divine inspiration was employed in the arrangement of the Glorious Quran. The verses of the Quran were revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) over a period of 23 years in accordance with the needs of the Muslim community at the time. The order and arrangement of the verses were also guided by divine inspiration and not by the Prophet's personal choice or preference. The final arrangement of the Quran was completed during the lifetime of the Prophet under the guidance of the angel Jibreel. Thus, the arrangement of the verses in the Quran is not a result of human effort but a manifestation of divine wisdom and guidance.

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Question 10 Report

Islam decreed against begging through encouraging

collective bargaining

labour association

trade bargaining

dignity of labour. Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 11 Report

Who among the six compilers of Hadith became blind before his death?

Nasa?i

Abu Da?ud

Ibn Maja

Tirmidhi Correct answer

Answer Details

Among the six compilers of Hadith, the one who became blind before his death was Tirmidhi. He was born in Persia (nowadays Iran) and spent his life travelling and collecting Hadith from different scholars. His collection of Hadith is called Jami` at-Tirmidhi. Tirmidhi lost his eyesight in the later years of his life due to an illness, but he continued to teach and narrate Hadith until his death.

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Question 12 Report

Those who are not Pilgrims are advised to fast on the day of

eid al-fitri

ashurah

eid al-adha

Arafat Correct answer

Answer Details

Those who are not Pilgrims are advised to fast on the day of Arafat. Arafat is the day before Eid al-Adha, which is the 10th day of the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah. It is the day when the pilgrims performing Hajj gather at the plain of Arafat, seeking forgiveness and mercy from Allah. Even those who are not performing Hajj are encouraged to fast on this day as it is considered a virtuous act that expiates sins and earns great rewards.

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Sawm (Fasting)

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Question 13 Report

An Imam leading prayer, forgetfully rises when he is to sit, he is alerted by saying

astaghfirullah

Allahu Akba

subhānallah Correct answer

subhāna rabbial Azim.

Answer Details

The phrase that is commonly used to alert an Imam who forgetfully rises when he is supposed to sit during prayer is "subhānallah". This phrase means "Glory be to Allah" and is often used to express amazement or admiration for something. In this context, it serves as a gentle reminder to the Imam to correct his mistake and continue with the prayer.

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Question 14 Report

‘Indeed the people before you were destroyed by asking a lot of unnecessary questions …’The quotation above is in Hadith 9 of An-Nawawi which refers to the

People of the Book Correct answer

Quraysh

People of Madinah

Arabs.

Answer Details

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Question 15 Report

‘Allah begets not nor is He begotten.’

The quotation above condemns

hero praising

the doctrine of trinity Ref: Suratul_Ikhlas Q. 112:3. Correct answer

worshiping of ancestors

idol worshiping.

Answer Details

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Taharah (purification)

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Question 16 Report

The Day of Judgement is described in

arranged in three rows

made to drink from hot vessels

like moths scattered about Correct answer

made to wear iron rods around their necks.

Answer Details

“It is the Day whereon mankind will be like moths scattered about” Ref: Q. 101:4.

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Question 17 Report

The core of Muhammad’s (SAW) da’awah in Makkah was on

the unity of Allah Correct answer

business transaction

divine punishment of wrong-doers

sincere brotherhood

Answer Details

The core of Muhammad's (SAW) da'awah in Makkah was on the unity of Allah. He emphasized the oneness of Allah and called the people of Makkah to abandon their idols and worship Allah alone. He taught that Allah is the only God, the Creator of the universe, and the only one worthy of worship. This message was a central part of the message that Prophet Muhammad (SAW) preached in Makkah, and it laid the foundation for the Islamic faith.

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Shirk

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Question 18 Report

Among the Sunnah steps of ablution are wiping two ears, inhaling and exhaling from the nose and also

wiping the head again from back of the skull Correct answer

supplication at every stage of ablution

brushing the teeth

saying the du’a aloud.

Answer Details

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Question 19 Report

Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) answer to Angel Jibril when he was asked to recite was

'I am not a scholar'

'I am not a jugde'

'I cannot read' "Ma ana biqari" " I cannot read" Correct answer

'I cannot preach'

Answer Details

When Angel Jibril asked Prophet Muhammad (SAW) to recite, his answer was "Ma ana biqari" which means "I cannot read". This happened during the period of revelation and it marked the beginning of the revelation of the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

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Question 20 Report

One major peculiarity between the Makkan and Madinan Suwar of the Glorious Qur’an is that

Makkan Suwar are historical while Madinan Suwar are theoretical

Makkan Suwar are meant for daily rituals while Madinan Suwar are for commercial transactions

Makkan Suwar are purely to people of Makkan while the Madinan Suwar addresses the people of Madina

Makkan Suwar are short and poetic while the Madinan Suwar are longer and generic. Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 21 Report

The revelation of the glorious Qur'an started with a

parable

command " Iqrah" " Read" In a commanding tone by the Angel Jibril (Q :). Ref: Q 96:1 Correct answer

legislation

declaration

Answer Details

The revelation of the glorious Qur'an started with a command "Iqrah" which means "Read" in English. This command was given in a commanding tone by the Angel Jibril (Gabriel) to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This is mentioned in the Qur'an in chapter 96, verse 1. Therefore, the correct answer is option B - command.

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Question 22 Report

The significant message contained in sūrah at-Takāthur is that

passion for wealth and position may divert man’s attention from worship of Allah Ref: Q. 102:1 - 8. Correct answer

moral obligation and spiritual sacrifice should be uppermost in the minds of a true believer

man should avoid committing sin at all times

man should pray five times daily

Answer Details

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Question 23 Report

The best Ibadah according to the Prophet (SAW) after the major pillars is to

pray nawāfils

marry a pious woman

make a fellow Muslim happy Correct answer

devote one’s time on dhikr.

Answer Details

The best Ibadah according to the Prophet (SAW) after the major pillars is to make a fellow Muslim happy. The Prophet (SAW) emphasized the importance of spreading joy and happiness among fellow Muslims. It can be achieved by helping them in their needs, sharing food and gifts, and saying kind words. The act of making someone happy not only pleases Allah but also strengthens the bond of brotherhood and sisterhood in the Muslim community.

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Question 24 Report

Allah’s pleasure in this world and the hereafter can be obtained through

physical exercises

writing Qur’an on a slate

Shari’a Correct answer

oratory

Answer Details

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Question 25 Report

The Arabs worshiped idols during the Jahiliyya period because

They were ignorant of God’s existence

there were Prophets among them

they believed that the idols will intercede Correct answer

there were revealed Books.

Answer Details

The Arabs worshiped idols during the Jahiliyya period because they believed that the idols would intercede on their behalf and bring them closer to God. They did not know or understand the true message of monotheism and the oneness of God, as there were no prophets or revealed books among them to guide them towards the truth. This period was characterized by ignorance and darkness, which ended with the arrival of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and the revelation of the Quran, which brought light and guidance to the Arabs and the world.

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Question 26 Report

The book of Hadith that contains reports on the practices of the people of Madinah apart from aℎādith is

Sahih Bukhari

Sahih Muslim

Mukhtaril aℎādith

Muwatta Malik. Correct answer

Answer Details

The book of Hadith that contains reports on the practices of the people of Madinah apart from ahādith is Muwatta Malik. It is a collection of narrations and opinions of Malik ibn Anas, a jurist from the early Islamic period. It contains a wide range of topics, including beliefs, rituals, ethics, and politics, and is known for its emphasis on the practices and customs of the people of Madinah during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

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Question 27 Report

The authenticity of the Glorious Qur’an has been proven by empirical evidence of

dredging sea water to dams

stages of growth of human embryo Ref: Quaran Chapter 23 Vs 12 - 14 Correct answer

development of nuclear technology

development of solar technology

Answer Details

The authenticity of the Glorious Qur’an has not been proven by empirical evidence of any technological advancement such as dredging sea water to dams, development of nuclear technology, or development of solar technology. However, it has been proven by empirical evidence of the stages of growth of the human embryo, which is described in detail in the Qur'an in Chapter 23, verses 12-14. The accuracy of this description was only confirmed by modern scientific research in embryology.

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Question 28 Report

Fasting has been prohibited on doubtful day which is

28th of Sha’aban

1st of Ramadan

30th of Ramada

30th of Sha’aban Correct answer

Answer Details

Fasting has been prohibited on the doubtful day which is the 30th of Sha'aban. This is because it is uncertain whether the month of Ramadan has begun or not. It is advised to refrain from fasting on this day to avoid confusion and ensure that the fast is observed during the correct month of Ramadan.

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Question 29 Report

Angel Jibril asked the Prophet (SAW) to read during the event of the first revelation

four times

three times

twice Correct answer

once

Answer Details

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Question 30 Report

The battle of Badr was fought in the 2nd

Year after Hijrah in

622 A. H

624 A. H (But it is 624AD not AH). Correct answer

625 A. H

632 A. H.

Answer Details

The correct answer is "624 A. H." The Battle of Badr was fought in the second year after the Hijrah migration of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) from Makkah to Madinah. It was fought on the 17th of Ramadan in the year 2 AH (624 CE) between the Muslims of Madinah, led by Prophet Muhammad (SAW), and the Quraysh of Makkah. It was a significant battle in Islamic history, as the outnumbered Muslim army emerged victorious over the much larger Quraysh army, which had come to attack them. The victory boosted the morale of the Muslims and solidified their position in Madinah.

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Question 31 Report

The permission to marry up to four wives in Islam is aimed at

bearing more children

treating them equally

reducing the number of unmarried women

preventing adultery Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 32 Report

‘O Allah! Lord of power (and rule), Thou giveth power to whom thou pleaseth, and thou strippest off power from whom thou pleaseth …’ Q.3:26The verse above describes Allah’s political

complex

liberal

severe

sovereign Correct answer

Answer Details

The verse mentioned (Q.3:26) acknowledges Allah as the Lord of power and rule who bestows power to whom He wills and strips it away from whom He wills. This emphasizes the sovereignty of Allah in politics, meaning that He has ultimate power and authority over all political matters. Therefore, the answer is 'sovereign'.

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Question 33 Report

Lending out money with interest in Islam is

sadaqah

ribā Correct answer

kharaj

Jizyah.

Answer Details

Lending out money with interest in Islam is considered ribā. Ribā is an Arabic term that refers to the practice of charging, paying, or accepting interest fees on loans or transactions. It is strictly prohibited in Islam, as it is seen as exploitation and unjust enrichment at the expense of the borrower. Instead, Islam encourages charitable giving and interest-free loans to help those in need.

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Question 34 Report

In Q.17:27, the extravagant are likened to associates of

pious people

pharaoh

satan

soothsayers Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 35 Report

A text of Hadith is rejected if it is

reported by an Arab

against natural phenomenon Correct answer

reported twice by the same reporter

not reported in Madinah.

Answer Details

A text of Hadith is rejected if it is against natural phenomenon. This means that if the content of the Hadith goes against what is known through reason, observation, or scientific evidence, it is considered invalid. This is because Islam encourages the pursuit of knowledge and the use of reason, and anything that contradicts natural phenomena or established knowledge is deemed unreliable. Therefore, Hadith scholars have to critically examine and authenticate the Hadith based on their chains of transmission and their content to ensure their accuracy and conformity with the principles of Islam.

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Question 36 Report

The success of the business venture which

Muhammed (S.A.W) carried out for

Khadījah was due mainly to

Khadījah’s love for him

the fact that he was a prophet

his dedication and honesty Correct answer

the skill and hardwork of his assistants.

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Question 37 Report

In Hadith 6 of an-Nawawi’s collection, the Prophet(SAW) said the lawful and unlawful are all clear, but between them are

things prohibited

things permitted

ambiguous matters Correct answer

lump of flesh.

Answer Details

In Hadith 6 of an-Nawawi's collection, the Prophet (SAW) said that the lawful and unlawful things in Islam are clear and easy to distinguish. However, between them, there are some matters that are ambiguous and uncertain. This means that there are some issues in Islam that are not explicitly mentioned as either lawful or unlawful, and require further clarification and interpretation based on Islamic principles and guidance. Therefore, it is important for Muslims to seek knowledge and guidance from reputable scholars and sources in order to navigate these ambiguous matters and make informed decisions in accordance with Islamic teachings.

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Question 38 Report

The copy of the Glorious Qur’an in use was standardized during the period of Caliph

Abu Bakr as Siddiq

Umar b. Khattab

Uthman b. Affan Correct answer

Ali b. Abu Talib.

Answer Details

The copy of the Glorious Qur’an in use was standardized during the period of Caliph Uthman b. Affan. Uthman realized that there were differences in the way the Qur’an was being recited in different parts of the Muslim empire, which could lead to confusion and disputes. Therefore, he commissioned a committee to produce a standardized copy of the Qur’an, which was based on the recitation of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and overseen by the companions who had memorized the Qur’an during the Prophet's lifetime. The standardized copy was then distributed to all parts of the Muslim empire, ensuring the consistency of the text and the correct recitation of the Qur’an.

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Question 39 Report

Qadr to the majority of scholars in Islam means

faith

situation

circumstance

destiny Correct answer

Answer Details

Qadr is an Arabic term that is often translated as "destiny" or "fate". In Islamic theology, it refers to the concept that Allah has predetermined everything that will happen in the universe, including the actions and fates of human beings. The majority of scholars in Islam believe in the concept of Qadr, and that it is an essential aspect of Islamic belief.

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Question 40 Report

Among the obligatory steps of ablution are intention, washing the face, washing the hands to the elbow and also

rinsing the mouth

wiping the two ears

washing the feet Correct answer

silence during the ablution

Answer Details

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Question 41 Report

The similarity between the Jihad of Uthman b. Fodio and the Prophet?s hijrah in 622 C. E was the

strength of their followers

inspiration from Allah Correct answer

display of bid?ah

envy of non-believers.

Answer Details

The correct answer is "Inspiration from Allah." Both the Jihad of Uthman b. Fodio and the Prophet's hijrah were inspired by Allah. The Prophet's hijrah was a divine command from Allah to leave Makkah and go to Madinah for the sake of preserving and spreading Islam. Similarly, Uthman b. Fodio's Jihad was also inspired by his belief in the need to purify Islam and to defend it against corruption and oppression. In both cases, the actions taken were motivated by a strong faith and desire to please Allah, rather than personal gain or ambition.

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Question 42 Report

Zakat is an economic system that de-emphasize

accumulation of wealth

poverty Correct answer

helping others

employment.

Answer Details

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Question 43 Report

In Q.5:7, Allah says, ‘if ye are ill or on a journey … and ye find no water, then perform …’

wudū

al-ghusl

at-tayammum Correct answer

qasr

Answer Details

In Quranic verse 5:7, Allah instructs that if a person is sick or traveling and cannot find water, then they should perform a specific type of ritual purification called "at-tayammum." This involves using clean earth or dust to wipe over one's face and hands, and it serves as a substitute for the traditional ablution (wudu) or full body washing (ghusl) when water is not available. The concept of "qasr" is not mentioned in this verse and refers to the shortening of prayers during travel, rather than purification rituals.

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Question 44 Report

Al-Kawthar in the Glorious Qur’an is otherwise called a

river in paradise Correct answer

garden in paradise

light in paradise

fruit in paradise

Answer Details

Al-Kawthar in the Glorious Qur’an is referred to as a river in paradise. It is mentioned in Surah Al-Kawthar, which is the 108th chapter of the Qur’an, and is a short surah consisting of only three verses. In these verses, Allah (SWT) informs Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) that He has granted him an abundance of good in the form of Al-Kawthar, which is a river that flows in paradise. This river is described as being pure and containing the best of everything, including delicious food and sweet drinks. It is a symbol of the immense blessings and happiness that await the believers in the afterlife.

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