1) Which of the following institutions of Islam serve to strengthen the feeling of equality and brotherhood amongst the believers?

1. Daily prayers in the mosque.
2. The Hajj pilgrimage.
3. The Islamic greetings of peace (As-Salamu Alaikum).
4. All of the above.

2) When we say that Allah has sent Prophet Muhammad to the Ummah, who does the Ummah refer to?

1. Only the Muslim community.
2. All humanity; Muslims and non-Muslims.
3. Only non-Muslims.
4. Only the Arabs.

3) When we say that Allah will only reward the Ummah; who does the Ummah refer to?

1. Those who accepted the call of Prophet Muhammad.
2. All humanity; Muslims and non-Muslims.
3. Those who converted to Islam.
4. Only the Arabs.

4) How does one become a part of the Muslim Ummah?

1. By donating a large sum of money for the welfare of the Muslim Ummah.
2. By establishing family ties through inter-racial marriages.
3. By virtue of one’s faith in Allah and profession of the Shahadah.
4. By befriending prominent leaders of the Muslim Ummah.

5) Which Ummah includes all humanity, Muslims and non-Muslims?

1. The Ummah of Response.
2. The Ummah of Invitation.
3. The Ummah of Superiority.
4. The Ummah of Nobility.

6) Which of the following is not inclusive in the Muslim community of believers.

1. Easterners.
2. Westerners.
3. Oppressed.
4. Females.
5. None of the above.

7) The word Ummah can be translated as:

1. a nation or a community.
2. a city or a country.
3. a race or a species.
4. None of the above.

8) Which two categories of people does the term Ummah refer to?

1. The Ummah of Invitation and the Ummah of Response.
2. The Ummah of Superiority and the Ummah of Inferiority.
3. The Ummah of Nobility and the Ummah of Ignobility.
4. None of the above.