1) The daily life of a Muslim is distinguished from the lives of others by the fact:

1. That he spends all his time in worship and lives as a recluse.
2. That he is very rigid and mixes only with other Muslims and his family.
3. That he lives a balanced life, engaging in his daily activities of life yet taking out time in between to thank and be grateful to his Lord through prayer and worship.
4. That he hopes only for the life in the hereafter hence takes no interest in the worldly affairs and ignores the needs of himself and those around him.

2) By how many degrees is a prayer performed in congregation superior to a prayer performed individually?

1. Twenty-seven times more than when performed individually.
2. Thirty times more than when performed individually.
3. Sixty times more than when performed individually.
4. Eighty-seven times more than when performed individually.

3) The daily life of a Muslim is characterized by the fact:

1. That he does not waste his time in futile things rather he spends his time engaged in activities which are pleasing to Allah.
2. That he spends all his time in worship and rejects any activities which are related to leisure or entertainment.
3. That he opts to spend time pleasing Allah alone without any regard for his family’s needs.
4. That he spends all his time pleasing and serving the creatures of Allah in the hope of attaining reward from Allah.

4) If a woman lives close to a mosque, where is it preferable for her to pray her obligatory and Sunnah prayers?

1. It is preferable for women to perform both the obligatory and Sunnah prayers in the mosque.
2. Islam forbids women from entering mosques therefore women should pray in their homes.
3. It is preferable for women to perform both the obligatory and Sunnah prayers in their homes.
4. It is preferable for women to perform only the obligatory prayers at the mosque.

5) Which two obligatory prayers did the Prophet Muhammad lay great emphasis on?

1. The Fajr and Maghrib prayer.
2. The Fajr and Asr prayer.
3. The Asr and Maghrib prayer.
4. The Dhuhr and Asr prayer.