Zakat

In competitive exams, especially those related to Islamic Studies, questions on Zakat hold significant importance. Zakat is frequently tested in various competitive exams like CSS, PMS and other general recruitments to assess the depth of a candidate’s understanding of Islamic obligations and social welfare principles. Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on Zakat help evaluate key concepts such as its definition, the types of wealth subject to Zakat, the recipients of Zakat, and its role in purifying wealth. These questions also test the applicant’s ability to apply knowledge practically, as they often include scenarios or calculations based on Zakat distribution. Mastering Zakat MCQs is essential for those aspiring to perform well in competitive exams, as it not only enhances one’s understanding of the subject but also plays a crucial role in securing high marks in the examination.

The word Zakat is derived from the root:

  1. Zaka
  2. Zaki
  3. Zikr
  4. Zana

What is the number of Zakat among the pillars of Islam?

  1. First
  2. Third
  3. Fifth
  4. Fourth

The complete system of Zakat was established in:

  1. 9 A.H
  2. 8 A.H
  3. 10 A.H
  4. 11 A.H

What does the word “Zakat” mean?

  1. To give
  2. To collect
  3. To purify
  4. To share

An effective Zakat system can help eliminate:

  1. Illiteracy
  2. Inflation
  3. Poverty
  4. Diseases

How many times is the word Zakat used in Makki Surahs?

  1. 12
  2. 18
  3. 22
  4. 30

How many times is the word Zakat used in Madani Surahs?

  1. 8
  2. 12
  3. 10
  4. 14

The heads of Zakat are mentioned in which Surah?

  1. Surah Baqarah
  2. Surah Nisa
  3. Surah Anfal
  4. Surah Tauba

One who collects Zakat is called:

  1. Sa’i
  2. Jaabi
  3. Waasil
  4. Naqeeb

One who disbelieves in Zakat is called:

  1. Munafiq
  2. Mushrik
  3. Kafir
  4. Fasiq
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