Free Arkan-e-Islam MCQs with Answers

181. What is the second belief in Iman-e-Mufassal?

• A. The hereafter life
• B. The angels of Allah
• C. The divine books
• D. The prophets of Allah

Explanation: After belief in Allah, the second article is belief in His angels. Divine books and prophets follow as the third and fourth articles respectively.

182. What is the third belief in Iman-e-Mufassal?

• A. The angels of Allah
• B. THE BOOKS OF ALLAH (The Divine Scriptures)
• C. The prophets
• D. The hereafter life

Explanation: The third article of Iman-e-Mufassal is belief in Allah's revealed books or divine scriptures. It follows belief in Allah and His angels in the standard sequence.

183. What is the fourth belief in Iman-e-Mufassal?

• A. The prophets
• B. The holy books
• C. The day of judgment
• D. The day of resurrection

Explanation: The fourth article is belief in the prophets or messengers of Allah. The day of judgment and resurrection are later articles in the usual formulation of Iman-e-Mufassal.

184. What is the fifth belief in Iman-e-Mufassal?

• A. The day of judgment
• B. The divine books
• C. The day of Resurrection
• D. None of them

Explanation: In the commonly taught sequence of Iman-e-Mufassal, belief in the Day of Judgment is fifth. Belief in divine books comes third, while resurrection after death is listed separately as the seventh belief.

185. What is the sixth belief in Iman-e-Mufassal?

• A. The holy books
• B. The day of Resurrection
• C. Good and bad is predetermined by Allah (TAQDIR)
• D. The day of resurrection

Explanation: The sixth belief is that both good and bad occur by Allah’s knowledge and decree, known as belief in Taqdir. The Day of Resurrection is generally placed seventh in this sequence.

186. What is the seventh belief in Iman-e-Mufassal?

• A. The holy books
• B. Good and bad is predetermined by Allah
• C. The day of judgment
• D. The day of resurrection

Explanation: In the standard seven-part formulation, belief in resurrection after death is the seventh belief. Belief in the Day of Judgment is usually listed as the fifth.

187. What is the literal meaning of Nabi?

• A. A person who behaves nicely
• B. A person who acts according to Shariah
• C. A person who conveys the message of Allah
• D. A person who believes in the unity of Allah

Explanation: Nabi is associated with conveying divine news and guidance from Allah to people, so option c is the closest available meaning. Strictly, the Arabic root also carries the sense of news or tidings.

188. The function of Hazrat Mekael (AS) is to_____________?

• A. Make rain and supply of food to Allah's creatures.
• B. Take out the souls of life bearing creatures.
• C. Brings Allah's message and commands to his prophets (AS)
• D. Blow the trumpet on the day of judgment.

Explanation: Hazrat Mikael (AS) is traditionally assigned responsibility for rain and the distribution of sustenance among Allah’s creatures. Jibraeel brings revelation, Israfeel blows the trumpet, and the Angel of Death takes souls.

189. Name the Angel who takes out souls of life bearing creatures?

• A. Hazrat Izra'eel (AS)
• B. Hazrat Jibra'eel (AS)
• C. Hazrat Israfeel (AS)
• D. None of them

Explanation: Hazrat Izraeel (AS), commonly called Malak al-Mawt, is identified in Islamic teaching as the angel who takes souls at death. Jibraeel, Mikael, and Israfeel have different assigned functions.

190. The function of Hazrat jibra'eel (AS) is to______________?

• A. Make rain and supply of food to Allah's creatures
• B. Take out souls f life bearing creatures
• C. Bring Allah's message and commands to his prophets (AS)
• D. Blow the trumpet on the day of judgment

Explanation: Hazrat Jibraeel (AS) is the angel who conveyed Allah’s revelation and commands to His prophets. Rain, taking souls, and blowing the trumpet are associated with other angels.