Marriage in Islam is considered:
A) A social contract only
B) A sacred bond and an act of worship
C) A forced obligation
D) A temporary relationship
What is the main purpose of marriage in Islam?
A) Wealth accumulation
B) Social status
C) Establishing a righteous family and companionship
D) Political alliances
The Quran describes spouses as:
A) Enemies
B) Business partners
C) Garments for each other
D) Masters and servants
Who is responsible for the financial maintenance of the family in Islam?
A) The wife
B) The husband
C) The eldest son
D) The in-laws
What is the Islamic ruling on forced marriage?
A) Allowed if parents agree
B) Forbidden
C) Encouraged in some cultures
D) Only allowed for young girls
What is the role of parents in Islamic families?
A) To guide their children with love and discipline
B) To impose their will forcefully
C) To ignore their children’s needs
D) To let children make all decisions alone
Islam encourages marriage based on:
A) Beauty and wealth
B) Family reputation
C) Religious commitment and good character
D) Social status
Which of the following is a responsibility of Muslim parents?
A) Providing religious and worldly education
B) Leaving children to learn on their own
C) Prioritizing material wealth over values
D) Marrying them off at an early age
What is Mahr (dowry) in an Islamic marriage?
A) A financial gift given by the groom to the bride
B) A payment made by the bride’s family
C) A tax on marriage
D) An optional gift for relatives
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized treating spouses with:
A) Strict rules and control
B) Harsh discipline
C) Love and kindness
D) Indifference
Which Islamic term refers to the mutual agreement between a bride and groom?
A) Nikah
B) Talaq
C) Mahr
D) Walima
How does Islam view divorce?
A) Forbidden in all cases
B) Allowed but disliked
C) Encouraged for minor disputes
D) Mandatory if arguments occur
What is the role of children in an Islamic family?
A) To obey and respect their parents
B) To provide for their parents financially
C) To be independent and avoid family obligations
D) To challenge their parents in all decisions
The best role model for Muslim husbands is:
A) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
B) Any wealthy ruler
C) Traditional tribal leaders
D) Business tycoons
What is the Islamic term for family relations and maintaining ties?
A) Zakat
B) Salah
C) Silat-ur-Rahm
D) Hajj
What is a husband’s responsibility towards his wife in Islam?
A) Providing financial support and kindness
B) Controlling all her actions
C) Keeping her isolated
D) Making all decisions alone
The best wife in Islam is described as:
A) One who obeys her husband in all matters without question
B) One who is beautiful and wealthy
C) One who is religious and treats her husband well
D) One who takes care of the household only
How does Islam encourage love and mercy in marriage?
A) By enforcing strict rules
B) By teaching patience, respect, and kindness
C) By discouraging emotional connection
D) By limiting interactions between spouses
What is a key factor in raising righteous children in Islam?
A) Teaching them Islamic values and leading by example
B) Allowing them complete freedom without discipline
C) Forcing them to memorize religious texts without explanation
D) Keeping them isolated from society
The Quran commands Muslims to treat their parents with:
A) Disrespect if they are old
B) Kindness and humility
C) Equal authority as friends
D) Avoidance after adulthood
How does Islam view polygamy?
A) Encourages it for all men
B) Allows it with strict conditions of fairness
C) Makes it mandatory
D) Prohibits it completely
What is Walima in an Islamic marriage?
A) A religious ceremony after marriage
B) A dowry payment
C) A divorce process
D) A punishment for late marriage
Which relationship is given the highest priority in Islam?
A) Business partnerships
B) Family ties
C) Political alliances
D) Friendships
What is the reward for a Muslim woman who fulfills her marital duties sincerely?
A) High status in Paradise
B) No reward is mentioned
C) Only worldly benefits
D) Financial rewards
A mother in Islam is given how much importance compared to a father?
A) Three times more
B) Equal
C) Less than the father
D) No special importance
What does Islam say about looking after elderly parents?
A) It is a great virtue and duty
B) It is optional
C) It is only for sons
D) It is the government’s responsibility
Which Islamic term refers to the dissolution of marriage by the wife?
A) Nikah
B) Khula
C) Talaq
D) Walima
What is one way to strengthen family bonds in Islam?
A) Maintaining regular communication and kindness
B) Only meeting on Eid
C) Ignoring relatives
D) Prioritizing work over family
Which Surah in the Quran emphasizes kindness to parents?
A) Surah Al-Fatiha
B) Surah Al-Isra
C) Surah Al-Kahf
D) Surah Al-Mulk
