Saum MCQs with Answers

Past Paper MCQ

In which Hijri year was fasting (Roza) made obligatory for Muslims?

• A.1 A.H
• B.4 A.H
• C.3 A.H
• D.2 A.H

What is the literal meaning of the word 'Saum' in Islamic terminology?

• A.Struggling
• B.Praying
• C.Purifying
• D.Refraining/Abstaining

Which pillar of Islam is metaphorically referred to as 'armour' for its protective benefits?

• A.Salat
• B.Saum
• C.Zakat
• D.Hajj

What is the meaning of Eid-ul-Fitr in Islam?

• A.Festival of Sacrifice
• B.Breaking fast
• C.Night of Power
• D.Day of Gathering

What is the practice of Etikaf in Islam?

• A.Pilgrimage
• B.Charity
• C.Seclusion
• D.Fasting

What is the penalty for deliberately breaking a fast during the month of Ramadan according to Islamic teachings?

• A.Feeding sixty poor persons
• B.Sixty consecutive fasts
• C.Freeing a slave
• D.Both A and C

How many Muslims does Allah forgive every day at the time of Iftar during Ramadan?

• A.20 lakh
• B.5 lakh
• C.15 lakh
• D.10 lakh

According to the Hadith, what is considered the Zakat of the body?

• A.Hajj
• B.Roza
• C.Sadaqah
• D.Salat

During which times is fasting (Sawm) prohibited in Islam?

• A.From dawn to sunset
• B.On the day of Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha
• C.During the month of Ramadan
• D.Both a & b

Which days are referred to as the 'White Days' in Islam?

• A.1st, 2nd, and 3rd of every Islamic month
• B.10th, 11th, and 12th of every Islamic month
• C.27th, 28th, and 29th of every Islamic month
• D.13th, 14th, and 15th of every Islamic month