Who was the first chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology?

D. Justice Abu Saleh Muhammad Akram

B. Justice Muhammad Afzal Cheema

D. Justice Abu Saleh Muhammad Akram

To what extent is a minor of sound mind allowed to dispose of their property by will in Islamic law?

A. Fully allowed with guardian's consent

B. Allowed up to one-third of the property

D. Allowed only for movable property

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Past Paper MCQ
In which court was the Resalah Majallah Law issued?
Correct Answer: B. Islamic Court
One-liner
The Resalah Majallah Law was issued in the Islamic Court.
22.
Who was the first chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology?
Correct Answer: D. Justice Abu Saleh Muhammad Akram
One-liner
The first chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology was Justice Abu Saleh Muhammad Akram.
23.
To what extent is a minor of sound mind allowed to dispose of their property by will in Islamic law?
Correct Answer: C. Not allowed at all
One-liner
In Islamic law, a minor of sound mind is not allowed at all to dispose of their property by will.
24.
What are the acts called that invalidate the ablution in Islam?
Correct Answer: D. Nawaqiz-e-Wazu
One-liner
The acts that invalidate ablution (Wazu) in Islam are called Nawaqiz-e-Wazu.
25.
What is the term used in Islamic jurisprudence when a husband declares his wife to be like his mother, making her forbidden to him?
Correct Answer: A. Zihar
One-liner
The term is Zihar, a pre-Islamic practice where a husband likens his wife to his mother, thereby declaring her unlawful to him, which Islam condemned and regulated.
26.
From which scenario can the legitimacy of a marriage be presumed in Islamic context?
Correct Answer: C. Presumptive marriage
One-liner
The legitimacy of a marriage can be presumed in the context of a presumptive marriage (also known as Nikah al-Mawquf or marriage by presumption).