Qurbani [Hajj in Islam],

61. The area where the Tawaf takes place is known as _____.

A. Mataf
B. Haram
C. Mawaqeet
D. None of these

Correct Answer: A. Mataf

Explanation: The area around the Kaaba where pilgrims perform Tawaf is called Mataf.

62. Who fixed the boundaries of Haram?

A. Adam
B. Ibrahim
C. Ismail
D. Muhammad (PBUH)

Correct Answer: B. Ibrahim

Explanation: Prophet Ibrahim (AS) is believed to have fixed the boundaries of the Haram.

63. What is the fourth corner of the Kaaba?

A. Black stone Corner
B. Iraqi Corner
C. Shami Corner
D. Yemeni Corner

Correct Answer: D. Yemeni Corner

Explanation: The fourth corner of the Kaaba is the Yemeni Corner (Rukn al-Yamani).

64. Where do pilgrims have to put on Ihram?

A. Mowaqeet
B. Arafat
C. Mina
D. Muzdalifah

Correct Answer: A. Mowaqeet

Explanation: Pilgrims put on Ihram at designated points called Mawaqeet before entering the state of Ihram.

65. Who built the Kaaba first in the universe?

A. Ibrahim & Ismail
B. Angels
C. Adam
D. Musa

Correct Answer: B. Angels

Explanation: According to Islamic tradition, angels built the Kaaba first in the universe.

66. When did the Kaaba disappear ______?

A. During the flood of Noah
B. When Ibrahim was thrown into Fire
C. During Abraha attack on Makkah
D. None of these

Correct Answer: A. During the flood of Noah

Explanation: The Kaaba is believed to have disappeared during the flood of Prophet Noah (AS).

67. First gate of Masjid e Nabawi is known as _____.

A. Bab-e-Salam
B. Bab-al-Qibla
C. Bab al-Rahman
D. Bab-al-Haram

Correct Answer: A. Bab-e-Salam

Explanation: The first gate of Masjid e Nabawi is called Bab-e-Salam.

68. The meaning of Bab e Salam means _______.

A. The Door of Blessings
B. The Door of Peace
C. The door of safety
D. None of these

Correct Answer: B. The Door of Peace

Explanation: Bab-e-Salam means “The Door of Peace.”

69. What does Hajr-e-Aswad mean?

A. Black Stone
B. White Stone
C. Holy Stone
D. Sacred Stone

Correct Answer: A. Black Stone

Explanation: Hajr-e-Aswad translates to “Black Stone,” which is set in the eastern corner of the Kaaba.

70. What was the original color of Hajr-e-Aswad?

A. White
B. Black
C. Red
D. Green

Correct Answer: A. White

Explanation: The Black Stone (Hajr-e-Aswad) was originally white and turned black due to absorbing the sins of those who touched it.

71. What is the small piece of land between Rukn-e-Islam and Rukn-e-Yamani called?

A. Hateem
B. Rukn
C. Mawqif
D. Arafat

Correct Answer: A. Hateem

Explanation: The small area between Rukn-e-Islam and Rukn-e-Yamani is called Hateem, which is considered part of the Kaaba.

72. Where is prayer offered like offering prayer inside the Kaaba?

A. Hateem
B. Rukn
C. Maqam Ibrahim
D. Masjid-e-Haram

Correct Answer: A. Hateem

Explanation: Prayer offered within the area of Hateem is considered equivalent to offering prayer inside the Kaaba.

73. How many well known types of Tawaf are there?

A. 5
B. 3
C. 2
D. 4

Correct Answer: A. 5

Explanation: There are five well-known types of Tawaf: Tawaf al-Qudum, Tawaf al-Ifadah, Tawaf al-Wada, Tawaf al-Umrah, and Tawaf al-Nafl.

74. Where do Hajjis go after completing the seven rounds of Tawaf?

A. Al-Multazim
B. Masjid al-Haram
C. Muzdalifah
D. Arafat

Correct Answer: B. Masjid al-Haram

Explanation: After Tawaf, Hajjis often go to pray in Masjid al-Haram and then proceed to other rituals such as Sayee.

75. What does Al-Multazim mean?

A. Place of holding
B. Sacred place
C. Place of sacrifice
D. Place of prayer

Correct Answer: A. Place of holding

Explanation: Al-Multazim is the area of the Kaaba wall between the Black Stone and the door, where pilgrims hold on and pray.

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76. What is the portion of the wall of Kaaba between its door and Hajr-e-Aswad called?

A. Al-Multazim
B. Hateem
C. Maqam Ibrahim
D. Rukn-e-Yamani

Correct Answer: A. Al-Multazim

Explanation: The portion of the Kaaba wall between its door and Hajr-e-Aswad is known as Al-Multazim.

77. Sayee commence from ____.

A. Safa
B. Marwa
C. Mina
D. Muzdalifah

Correct Answer: A. Safa

Explanation: Sayee begins at Safa, and pilgrims walk back and forth seven times between Safa and Marwa.

78. Where do Hajjis go after performing Sayee?

A. Arafat
B. Mina
C. Muzdalifah
D. Madinah

Correct Answer: B. Mina

Explanation: After Sayee, pilgrims go to Mina for the next steps of Hajj rituals.

79. What Hajjis do in Mina?

A. To stay overnight
B. To perform nawafil
C. To sacrifice livestock
D. None of these

Correct Answer: A. To stay overnight

Explanation: Hajjis stay overnight in Mina as part of the ritual, particularly on the 10th of Zul-Hajj.

80. What type of land is Muzdalifah?

A. Plain
B. Mountainous
C. Desert
D. Forest

Correct Answer: A. Plain

Explanation: Muzdalifah is a flat plain where pilgrims stay overnight during Hajj.

81. Muzdalifah is located between _____.

A. Mina and Arafat
B. Makkah and Madinah
C. Makkah and Mina
D. Madinah and Arafat

Correct Answer: A. Mina and Arafat

Explanation: Muzdalifah is located between Mina and Arafat along the Hajj route.

82. How far is Muzdalifah from Makkah?

A. 10 miles
B. 4 miles
C. 6 miles
D. 3 miles

Correct Answer: C. 6 miles

Explanation: Muzdalifah is approximately 6 miles from Makkah.

83. How far is Muzdalifah from Mina?

A. 2 miles
B. 3 miles
C. 5 miles
D. 6 miles

Correct Answer: B. 3 miles

Explanation: Muzdalifah is about 3 miles from Mina.

84. What is referred to as the “Sacred Monument” in the Quran during Hajj?

A. Mina (valley of Mina)
B. Arafat (Mount Arafat)
C. Al-Mash’ar al-Haram (Muzdalifah)
D. None of these

Correct Answer: C. Al-Mash’ar al-Haram (Muzdalifah)

Explanation: The Quran refers to Muzdalifah as Al-Mash’ar al-Haram, the sacred place for Hajj pilgrims.

85. What prayers are offered together at Muzdalifah?

A. Maghrib & Isha
B. Fajr & Isha
C. Dhuhr & Asr
D. Maghrib & Fajr

Correct Answer: A. Maghrib & Isha

Explanation: At Muzdalifah, Maghrib and Isha prayers are combined and performed together.

86. Where are pebbles collected during Hajj in Islam?

A. Muzdalifah
B. Mina
C. Arafat
D. Makkah

Correct Answer: A. Muzdalifah

Explanation: Pebbles for Rami (stoning Jamarat) are collected at Muzdalifah.

87. Jamarat nearest to Makkah is ______.

A. Jamarat al-Aqaba
B. Jamarat al-Sughra
C. Jamarat al-Kubra
D. Jamarat al-Wusta

Correct Answer: A. Jamarat al-Aqaba

Explanation: Jamarat al-Aqaba is the closest to Makkah.

88. The smallest Jamarat is _______.

A. Jamarat al-Sughra
B. Jamarat al-Kubra
C. Jamarat al-Wusta
D. Jamarat al-Aqaba

Correct Answer: A. Jamarat al-Sughra

Explanation: Jamarat al-Sughra is the smallest of the three Jamarat pillars.

89. Rami is performed in __________.

A. Mina
B. Muzdalifah
C. Arafat
D. Makkah

Correct Answer: A. Mina

Explanation: Rami (stoning of the Jamarat) is performed in Mina.

90. When is Talbiah stopped during Hajj?

A. After Rami
B. After Tawaf
C. After Sayee
D. After Waqoof

Correct Answer: A. After Rami

Explanation: Talbiah is recited continuously after entering Ihram and stops after performing Rami on the 10th of Zul-Hajj.

91. What are the types of Hajj in Islam?

A. Afrad, Qiran, and Tamattu
B. Witr, Fajr, and Dhuhr
C. Iqama, Ameen, and Shifa
D. Masjid, Mowaqeet, and Kaaba

Correct Answer: A. Afrad, Qiran, and Tamattu

Explanation: The three types of Hajj in Islam are Afrad (Hajj only), Qiran (Hajj + Umrah together), and Tamattu (Umrah first, Hajj after).

92. Which of the following is the Meeqat for the people coming from Madinah?

A. Yalamlam
B. Qarn al-Manazil
C. Dhul Hulaifah
D. Al-Juhfah

Correct Answer: C. Dhul Hulaifah

Explanation: Dhul Hulaifah is the designated Meeqat (place to enter Ihram) for pilgrims coming from Madinah.

93. How far is Dhulhulaifah from Madinah?

A. 6 miles
B. 10 miles
C. 3 miles
D. 12 miles

Correct Answer: A. 6 miles

Explanation: Dhulhulaifah is approximately 6 miles from Madinah and serves as the Meeqat for pilgrims coming from that direction.

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