1. What does Taharah mean?
a) Ritual bath
b) Ablution
c) Purification
d) Dry ablution
2. What are the two types of Taharah?
a) Taharah from water and dust
b) Taharah from Najasah and Hadath
c) Taharah from Wudu and Ghusl
d) Taharah from prayer and fasting
3. Which of the following is an example of physical impurity (Najasah)?
a) Drinking water
b) Menstrual blood
c) Dust on the floor
d) Rainwater
4. Which of these is NOT a physical impurity (Najasah)?
a) Urine
b) Faeces
c) Clean water
d) Canine saliva
5. Which of the following acts as a purification method for major impurity?
a) Wudu
b) Ghusl
c) Tayammum
d) Sleeping
6. Minor impurities include:
a) Menstrual blood
b) Sexual intercourse
c) Passing of wind
d) Childbirth bleeding
7. Which of the following is a major impurity?
a) Passing of wind
b) Childbirth bleeding
c) Dust on clothes
d) Washing the hands
8. What is used for purification in the absence of water?
a) Soap
b) Tayammum
c) Rain
d) Fire
9. What does the Qur’an (5:6) say about ablution?
a) It should be done only on Fridays
b) It is compulsory before salat
c) It is needed only during Ramadan
d) It is optional
10. What is Wudu?
a) Ritual bath
b) Purification with dust
c) Ablution
d) Washing clothes
11. What part of the body is NOT washed during ablution?
a) Hands
b) Face
c) Ears
d) Back
12. Which of the following invalidates ablution?
a) Eating dates
b) Passing gas
c) Sleeping for 5 minutes
d) Drinking water
13. Which is NOT a mode of purification?
a) Wudu
b) Ghusl
c) Tayammum
d) Fasting
14. What is Ghusl?
a) Dry ablution
b) Full-body purification
c) Minor impurity removal
d) Washing of feet
15. Which of these situations necessitates Ghusl?
a) Waking up from sleep
b) Eating food
c) Menstruation
d) Reading the Qur’an
16. What is the first thing to do before performing ablution?
a) Rinse the mouth
b) Wash the hands
c) Make intention
d) Wipe the ears
17. One of the benefits of Taharah is:
a) It makes one rich
b) It cancels previous sins
c) It makes people famous
d) It leads to illness
18. Why is purification important?
a) It makes worship valid
b) It helps people lose weight
c) It increases wealth
d) It reduces hunger
19. How does Taharah promote good health?
a) It cleanses the body
b) It prevents people from eating
c) It encourages laziness
d) It makes people tired
20. Who commands Muslims to perform ablution?
a) The Prophet (PBUH)
b) The ruler of a country
c) Allah in the Qur’an
d) The scholars
21. When is Tayammum performed?
a) When there is no time for Wudu
b) When water is unavailable
c) After eating
d) Before sleeping
22. Which of the following is NOT a source of clean water for purification?
a) Rainwater
b) Ocean water
c) River water
d) Alcohol
23. What is recommended before Quranic recitation?
a) Ghusl
b) Wudu
c) Tayammum
d) None of the above
24. Which of the following does NOT require ablution?
a) Performing Salat
b) Making Du’a
c) Tawaf around Ka’bah
d) Passing wind
25. How does purification affect one’s faith?
a) It is half of faith
b) It is not important
c) It is optional
d) It is unrelated to faith
26. What happens when a Muslim maintains purification?
a) People will respect them
b) They will be loved by Allah
c) They will be wealthy
d) They will never get sick
27. Which of the following is an example of an impurity that requires Ghusl?
a) Drinking milk
b) Childbirth bleeding
c) Cutting nails
d) Wearing dirty clothes
28. What should be recited after completing Wudu?
a) Surah Al-Fatiha
b) Kalimah Shahadah
c) Ayatul Kursi
d) None of the above
29. What is the main benefit of Wudu?
a) It makes one energetic
b) It allows one to perform Salat
c) It makes people respect you
d) It helps you sleep well
30. How many times should the hands be washed in Wudu?
a) Once
b) Twice
c) Three times
d) Any number of times