1) Why did the Prophet institute certain rules and regulations for men and women in his mosque?

1. It was to make women inferior to men.
2. He was simply conforming to the Arabian culture of that time.
3. He separated the genders to reduce enticement to sin.
4. None of the above.

2) The Prophetic guidance with regards to the free mixing of genders is to be put into application by:

1. only those Muslim men and women who have weak imaan.
2. only unmarried Muslim men and women.
3. only those communities which have a larger population of women.
4. None of the above.

3) At the mosque men and women gather to pray. How can this be structured as a permissible form of Ikhtilaat?

1. By letting the women pray in front of the men.
2. By allowing women to have their own entrance and having their rows behind the rows of men.
3. By not allowing more than three women in each row.
4. None of above.

4) What measure(s) did the Prophet Muhammad take in order to prevent men and women crowding together around the doors of the mosque?

1. He initially forbade the women from coming to the mosque until a larger entrance for them was built.
2. He made the men wait until the women had left the mosque.
3. He designated a separate entrance for the women.
4. Option B and C.

5) 'In the time of Prophet Muhammad, men and women prayed together in the mosque standing next to each other'.

1. True, they always stood side by side due to the lack of space until the premises were extended.
2. False, the Prophet Muhammad instructed the men and women to pray separately.
3. True, since the Prophet Muhammad was apathetic towards the mixing of men and women in the place of worship.
4. No account exists on how the Prophet instructed the men and women to pray within the mosque.