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311. __________ city is called "home of hadith".
- A. Makkah
- B. Madina
- C. Baghdad
- D. Basra
Explanation: Madina is traditionally called the home or city of Hadith because many Companions lived there and numerous Prophetic reports were transmitted and taught there. Baghdad and Basra later became major centres of scholarship but are not the standard answer here.
Correct answer: Madina312. The most disliked thing by Allah Ta'ala is ____________.
- A. Murder
- B. Backbiting
- C. Marriage
- D. Listening songs
- E. Divorce
Explanation: A hadith describes divorce as the most disliked of permissible things in the sight of Allah. Murder and backbiting are grave sins, but divorce is singled out because it is lawful yet strongly discouraged when unnecessary.
Correct answer: Divorce313. _________ is the most disliked place by Allah Ta'ala.
- A. Home
- B. Shop
- C. Bazar
- D. Mosque
Explanation: A hadith states that the most disliked places to Allah are the markets, because they commonly involve excessive worldly competition, disputes and dishonest dealings. The mosque is instead identified in the next question as the most beloved place.
Correct answer: Bazar314. Which is the most liked place by Allah Ta'ala?
- A. Home
- B. Shop
- C. Bazar
- D. Mosque
Explanation: Prophetic teachings identify mosques as the most beloved places to Allah because they are devoted to worship, remembrance and religious learning. This is the direct contrast with markets, which are described as the most disliked places.
Correct answer: Mosque315. When the month of Ramazan comes, the doors of the Heaven are opened and the doors of hell are closed."It is______.
- A. Hadith
- B. Quranic Ayat
- C. Both (a) & (b)
- D. None of these
Explanation: This statement is a hadith describing the special status of fasting and the opening of Heaven's doors in Ramadan. It is not a Quranic ayat, even though the Quran establishes the obligation of fasting.
Correct answer: Hadith316. What was the age of Hazrat Aisha (R.A) when Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) died?
- A. 17 years
- B. 18 years
- C. 19 years
- D. 20 years
Explanation: Hazrat Aishah was approximately 18 years old when the Prophet Muhammad died in 11 AH, according to the commonly taught chronology of her life. Her marriage and cohabitation ages are separate details that sometimes cause confusion.
Correct answer: 18 years317. Hazrat Idrees (A.S) met with Holy Prophet (SAW) on the ________ heaven?
- A. 1st
- B. 2nd
- C. 3rd
- D. 4th
- E. 7th
Explanation: During the Mi'raj, Prophet Idris (A.S.) was encountered in the fourth heaven. The commonly memorised sequence places Adam in the first, Jesus and Yahya in the second, Yusuf in the third, Idris in the fourth, Harun in the fifth, Musa in the sixth and Ibrahim in the seventh.
Correct answer: 4th318. Hazrat Haroon (A.S) met with Holy Prophet (SAW) on the ________ heaven?
- A. 1st
- B. 2nd
- C. 3rd
- D. 4th
- E. 5th
Explanation: Hazrat Harun (A.S.) was encountered in the fifth heaven during the Mi'raj. This is one place after Hazrat Idris (A.S.) in the standard sequence of the heavenly meetings.
Correct answer: 5th319. Hazrat Musa (A.S) met with Holy Prophet (SAW) on the ________ heaven?
- A. 5th
- B. 6th
- C. 3rd
- D. 4th
- E. 7th
Explanation: Hazrat Musa (A.S.) was encountered in the sixth heaven during the Mi'raj. He later advised the Prophet (PBUH) to seek repeated reduction of the required prayers.
Correct answer: 6th320. Hazrat Ibraheem (A.S) met with Holy Prophet (SAW) on the ________ heaven?
- A. 5th
- B. 2nd
- C. 3rd
- D. 4th
- E. 7th
Explanation: Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S.) was encountered in the seventh heaven during the Mi'raj. His position in the highest heaven is a useful anchor for remembering the complete sequence.
Correct answer: 7th