1) Why must a Muslim be physically clean when going to the mosque?

1. Because it is the House of Allah.
2. Because giving off a bad odor offends the angels who are present.
3. Because offensive smells bother fellow human beings.
4. All of the above.

2) Which of the following actions is considered offensive to others if performed just before entering the mosque?

1. Eating raw onions or garlic.
2. Smoking.
3. Wearing dirty clothes or socks.
4. All of the above.

3) With regards to greeting the people in the masjid as one enters he should:

1. not say "As-Salamu Alaikum" if he sees the people are praying.
2. say "As-Salamu Alaikum" only after they have finished praying.
3. whisper "As-Salamu Alaikum" in an inaudible voice if people are praying.
4. None of the above.

4) The person who leads the prayer in congregation is referred to as a/an:

1. Prophet
2. Khalifa.
3. Muezzin.
4. Imam.

5) If a person is greeted by someone entering the masjid whilst being engaged in prayer he should:

1. reply to him by saying "Wa-alaikum As-Salam" in an audible voice.
2. simply ignore him.
3. reply to him after completing the prayer.
4. reply with a gesture by spreading the palm.

6) The house of worship for Muslims to pray together is called:

1. church.
2. shrine or temple.
3. masjid or mosque.
4. synagogue.

7) Select a true statement.

1. Every masjid must have a dedicated imam to lead the daily prayers.
2. An attendee of the masjid may lead the prayer if the masjid lacks a dedicated imam.
3. If there is no dedicated imam, then the obligation of the Friday prayers is dropped.
4. None of the above.

8) What is the primary purpose of going to the masjid?

1. To meet other fellow Muslims and maintain good relations.
2. To worship Allah.
3. To take part in gaming and social events.
4. To dedicate one's time to the maintenance of the masjid.

9) According to Prophet Muhammad masjids are:

1. the houses of Almighty Allah.
2. a second home to every Muslim.
3. community centers for the Muslims to entertain themselves in.
4. meant exclusively for the five daily prayers.