What is the minimum percentage of wealth required to be given as Zakah?
A) 1%
B) 2.5%
C) 5%
D) 10%
Who is obligated to pay Zakah in Islam?
A) Every Muslim, regardless of wealth
B) Only poor Muslims
C) Only wealthy Muslims who meet the Nisab threshold
D) Only religious scholars
What is the term for the minimum amount of wealth that makes Zakah obligatory?
A) Nisab
B) Sadaqah
C) Khums
D) Fitrah
Which type of wealth is subject to Zakah?
A) Gold and silver
B) Cash savings
C) Business inventory
D) All of the above
Who is NOT eligible to receive Zakah?
A) The poor and needy
B) Debtors
C) Wealthy individuals
D) Travelers in need
How often should Zakah be paid?
A) Weekly
B) Monthly
C) Annually
D) Once in a lifetime
What is the primary purpose of Zakah?
A) To increase personal wealth
B) To purify wealth and help the needy
C) To pay religious leaders
D) To fund government projects
In which Islamic month is Zakah commonly calculated and given?
A) Muharram
B) Ramadan
C) Dhul-Hijjah
D) Rajab
What is the Zakah rate on agricultural produce irrigated by rainwater?
A) 2.5%
B) 5%
C) 10%
D) 20%
Zakah can be given to which of the following?
A) Orphans
B) Poor relatives
C) Islamic scholars in need
D) All of the above
Which Quranic verse emphasizes the obligation of Zakah?
A) Surah Al-Baqarah 2:110
B) Surah Al-Fatiha 1:1
C) Surah Yasin 36:10
D) Surah Al-Kahf 18:9
Which term refers to voluntary charity in Islam?
A) Zakah
B) Sadaqah
C) Jizyah
D) Fidyah
What happens if someone does not pay Zakah despite being eligible?
A) They will receive a warning in this world
B) Their wealth will be a burden on the Day of Judgment
C) They will receive double wealth
D) They will be excused
Can Zakah be used to build mosques?
A) Yes, always
B) No, never
C) Only if approved by scholars
D) Only after giving to the poor
How is Zakah different from Sadaqah?
A) Zakah is obligatory, while Sadaqah is voluntary
B) Sadaqah must be given annually
C) Zakah is only given to friends
D) Sadaqah is only given in Ramadan
Zakah is one of the ______ pillars of Islam.
A) Three
B) Four
C) Five
D) Six
What is the Zakah rate on buried treasure (Rikaz)?
A) 2.5%
B) 5%
C) 10%
D) 20%
Which of the following is NOT a valid recipient of Zakah?
A) A poor Muslim
B) A wealthy orphan
C) A traveler in need
D) A Muslim in debt
Which category of people is mentioned first in the Quran as eligible for Zakah?
A) Debtors
B) Travelers
C) The poor and needy
D) Those collecting Zakah
What is the Zakah threshold (Nisab) based on gold?
A) 50 grams
B) 85 grams
C) 100 grams
D) 120 grams
What does Zakah literally mean?
A) Tax
B) Purification
C) Charity
D) Prayer
Which Hadith collection contains sayings about Zakah?
A) Sahih Bukhari
B) Sunan Abu Dawood
C) Sahih Muslim
D) All of the above
Can Zakah be given to non-Muslims?
A) Yes, always
B) No, never
C) Only in exceptional cases
D) Only if they are close friends
Which of the following is NOT subject to Zakah?
A) Gold jewelry above Nisab
B) A house for personal use
C) Cash savings
D) Livestock
What is the Arabic term for those who collect and distribute Zakah?
A) Ulama
B) Fuqaha
C) Amil
D) Mufti
Zakah is primarily meant to help whom?
A) Governments
B) Only relatives
C) The poor and needy
D) Business owners
Which category is specifically mentioned in the Quran as a recipient of Zakah?
A) Political leaders
B) The wealthy
C) Converts to Islam
D) Business owners
Can Zakah be paid in installments?
A) Yes, if necessary
B) No, it must be paid all at once
C) Only if paying for multiple years
D) Only in gold
What is the consequence of withholding Zakah?
A) Increased wealth
B) A warning in the Hereafter
C) Exemption from fasting
D) Permission to use Riba
How does paying Zakah benefit the giver?
A) Increases spiritual purification
B) Reduces sins
C) Increases blessings in wealth
D) All of the above
