Which companion was known for knowledge of judiciary rulings in Basra? A. Anas ibn Malik B. Abu Huraira C. Ibn Abbas D. Salman Explanation: Anas taught in Basra.
What is “Mukhtasar al-Hadith”? A. Fabricated narration B. Summarized version of hadith C. Weak narration D. Broken chain Explanation: Shortened form retaining meaning.
Which Surah mentions Prophet Shu‘ayb warning against fraud in trade? A. Hud B. Al-A‘raf C. Both A and B D. Yunus Explanation: Mentioned in multiple Surahs.
Which sect historically affirmed corporeal attributes literally? A. Mujassimah B. Ash‘ari C. Mu‘tazila D. Maturidi Explanation: They attributed physical qualities to Allah.
Who authored “Al-Mughni fi Usul al-Fiqh”? A. Ibn Qudamah B. Al-Ghazali C. Al-Juwayni D. Al-Shafi‘i Explanation: A major Hanbali usul work.
Which usul principle refers to deriving ruling based on general evidence without analogy? A. Istidlal B. Qiyas C. Istihsan D. Istishab Explanation: Istidlal uses broader textual inference.
Which expedition is associated with the revelation of Surah Al-Tawbah? A. Tabuk B. Khaybar C. Hunayn D. Badr Explanation: Surah Al-Tawbah revealed around Tabuk expedition.
In hadith sciences, what is “Mudraj al-Isnad”? A. Fabricated chain B. Addition into chain by narrator C. Weak narrator D. Broken chain Explanation: Narrator inserts extra names into chain.
Which Surah contains the command regarding “Iddah” (waiting period) in most detailed form? A. Al-Baqarah B. Al-Talaq C. Al-Nisa D. Both A and B Explanation: Detailed rulings appear in both Al-Baqarah and Al-Talaq.
Which school rejects analogy and relies on literal interpretation? A. Zahiri B. Hanafi C. Maliki D. Shafi‘i Explanation: Zahiri literalist approach.