The primary function of a mosque in Islamic society is to:
a) Serve as a place of worship
b) Conduct business transactions
c) Host political debates
d) Provide entertainment events
Which prayer is commonly performed in congregation at mosques?
a) Tahajjud
b) Salah (obligatory prayers)
c) Istikhara
d) Duha
What is the Arabic term for a mosque?
a) Madrasah
b) Jami’ah
c) Masjid
d) Khanqah
The first mosque built in Islam is:
a) Masjid Al-Haram
b) Masjid Quba
c) Masjid An-Nabawi
d) Masjid Al-Aqsa
Which mosque was established by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Madinah?
a) Masjid Al-Aqsa
b) Masjid Al-Haram
c) Masjid An-Nabawi
d) Masjid Quba
Mosques serve as centers for:
a) Political campaigns
b) Community and educational activities
c) Business and trade
d) Tourism development
Which day of the week is considered most important for congregational prayer in mosques?
a) Monday
b) Friday
c) Sunday
d) Wednesday
The sermon delivered before the Friday prayer is called:
a) Khutbah
b) Azan
c) Iqamah
d) Dua
Which of the following is NOT a function of a mosque in Islamic society?
a) A place for daily prayers
b) A center for community gatherings
c) A venue for musical concerts
d) A hub for Islamic education
What is the role of the Imam in a mosque?
a) To lead prayers and provide religious guidance
b) To manage financial investments
c) To oversee business activities
d) To organize sports events
Which mosque is considered the holiest in Islam?
a) Masjid Al-Haram
b) Masjid An-Nabawi
c) Masjid Al-Aqsa
d) Masjid Quba
The call to prayer (Adhan) is given from:
a) The Minaret of a mosque
b) The entrance of a mosque
c) The prayer hall
d) The Imam’s residence
Mosques play an essential role in:
a) Strengthening social bonds
b) Political campaigning
c) Commercial trade
d) Entertainment shows
Which mosque in Islam is associated with the Prophet Muhammad’s ascension to the heavens (Mi’raj)?
a) Masjid Al-Haram
b) Masjid Quba
c) Masjid Al-Aqsa
d) Masjid An-Nabawi
In Islamic history, mosques were often used as:
a) Military training centers
b) Places for Quranic education
c) Markets for trade
d) Political offices
Mosques help in spreading Islamic teachings through:
a) Social media campaigns
b) Friday sermons and educational programs
c) Business investments
d) Political movements
What is the etiquette of entering a mosque?
a) Entering with the right foot first and saying a supplication
b) Entering with shoes on
c) Talking loudly upon entering
d) Running inside the prayer area
What is the role of a mosque during Ramadan?
a) Hosting Taraweeh prayers and iftar gatherings
b) Organizing business fairs
c) Promoting political campaigns
d) Conducting art exhibitions
Which of the following is a significant benefit of attending mosque regularly?
a) Strengthening faith and social ties
b) Gaining financial wealth
c) Learning new business techniques
d) Increasing political influence
What is the role of a mosque in charitable activities?
a) Distributing Zakat and Sadaqah
b) Collecting government taxes
c) Selling religious books
d) Hosting fundraising concerts
In early Islamic history, mosques also served as:
a) Community centers and courts
b) Factories and warehouses
c) Shopping malls
d) Cinemas
What is the area inside the mosque where prayers are performed called?
a) Mihrab
b) Minbar
c) Sahn
d) Musalla
Mosques contribute to youth development by:
a) Providing Islamic education and moral guidance
b) Offering career training programs
c) Organizing concerts and sports events
d) Running political campaigns
Which of the following statements is true about mosques?
a) They are open to all people, regardless of background
b) Only scholars are allowed to enter
c) Non-Muslims are never allowed inside
d) They function only on Fridays
The mosque played a crucial role in the spread of Islam by:
a) Serving as a center for dawah (Islamic preaching)
b) Training military forces
c) Promoting trade and commerce
d) Acting as a government office
Mosques help in fostering unity among Muslims by:
a) Bringing people together for congregational prayers
b) Encouraging sectarian differences
c) Promoting nationalism over religion
d) Organizing political campaigns
The architecture of mosques often includes which significant structure?
a) Minaret
b) Dome
c) Mihrab
d) All of the above
Which of the following best describes the role of mosques in Islamic society?
a) A spiritual, educational, and social hub
b) A place solely for worship
c) A political headquarters
d) A commercial business center
