1) In Islam, a marriage proposal:

1. can be given when a woman is in her waiting period.
2. is a promise to marry.
3. has no religious or moral binding.
4. can be made to a woman already betrothed.

2) Identify some of the goals of an Islamic marriage.

1. Preserving chastity.
2. Seeking offspring.
3. Sexual gratification.
4. All of the above.

3) Identify a true statement about marriage.

1. Islamic marriage is not a lifelong institution.
2. The purpose of an Islamic marriage is to satisfy physical desires only.
3. Islamic marriage is not tied to personal modesty.
4. None of the above.

4) When does marriage become obligatory upon a Muslim?

1. When the person cannot exercise self-control and is worried about doing something forbidden.
2. When he has acquired enough money to support a family.
3. As soon as he/she reaches puberty.
4. Marriage is not obligatory on a Muslim under any circumstance.

5) Which of the following action is permissible for a Muslim before marrying a prospective spouse?

1. They may meet and talk to each other alone.
2. They may date one another for a couple of months.
3. They may meet and talk to each other in the presence of a chaperone.
4. They may indulge in acts of intimacy.

6) According to the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad, when a person gets married he has protected:

1. one third of his Imaan (faith).
2. one forth of his Imaan (faith).
3. half of his Imaan (faith).
4. all of his Imaan (faith).

7) Pick the best statement that identifies the correct role of a Walee.

1. Marry the woman himself.
2. Assist a woman in getting married.
3. Interviewing a prospective groom.
4. None of the above.

8) According to the Prophet Muhammad a woman may be married to for various reasons. Which aspect should a person look for in a woman that will bring him the greatest prosperity?

1. Her wealth.
2. Her piety.
3. Her beauty.
4. Her noble lineage.