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1. Hajj in Arabic means
A. Prayer
B. Fasting
C. Visitation
D. Charity
2. Technically, Hajj refers to
A. Visiting any mosque
B. Traveling for war
C. Pilgrimage to Makkah during Dhul-Hijjah
D. Performing Zakat
3. Hajj is performed in which month of the Islamic calendar?
A. Ramadan
B. Muharram
C. Shawwal
D. Dhul-Hijjah
4. Which of the following is not a condition for Hajj to be compulsory?
A. Maturity
B. Wealth
C. Nationality
D. Physical fitness
5. How many times is Hajj compulsory in a Muslim’s life?
A. Once
B. Twice
C. Thrice
D. Yearly
6. Which Qur’anic chapter contains verses that emphasize completing Hajj and Umrah?
A. Al-Fatihah
B. Al-Baqarah
C. Al-Ma’idah
D. Al-Nisa
7. In Surah Al-Baqarah 2:197, Allah advises pilgrims to
A. Avoid eating meat
B. Travel by car
C. Avoid sexual relations and arguments during Hajj
D. Spend all their wealth
8. What does the Qur’an recommend as the best provision during Hajj?
A. Wealth
B. Food
C. Good clothes
D. Taqwa (God-consciousness)
9. Which Hadith includes Hajj as one of the five pillars of Islam?
A. Hadith 40
B. Hadith 13
C. Hadith 2
D. Hadith 3
10. The Hadith about the five pillars of Islam was narrated by
A. Abu Hurairah
B. Abdullah ibn Umar
C. Aisha
D. Umar ibn Khattab
11. How many major types of Hajj exist in Islam?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
12. Hajj-ul-Qiran involves
A. Hajj only
B. Umrah only
C. Hajj and Umrah together with no break
D. None of the above
13. A pilgrim performing Qiran is called a ________.
A. Mutamatti
B. Mufrid
C. Qarin
D. Hajji
14. In Hajj-ul-Qiran, the pilgrim enters Ihram for
A. Hajj only
B. Umrah only
C. Both Hajj and Umrah
D. None of the above
15. The key rituals in Umrah include
A. Sa’y and shaving
B. Tawaf and Sa’y
C. Jumrah and stoning
D. Zamzam and Eid
16. Hady (animal sacrifice) is compulsory in
A. Hajj-ul-Qiran and Tamattu
B. Hajj-ul-Ifrad
C. Friday prayer
D. All types of Hajj
17. Hajj-ul-Tamattu involves
A. Umrah before Hajj with Ihram throughout
B. Umrah before Hajj with a break
C. Only Hajj
D. Hajj in the month of Ramadan
18. A person who performs Hajj-ul-Tamattu is called
A. Qarin
B. Hajji
C. Mutamatti
D. Mufrid
19. In Hajj-ul-Tamattu, Ihram is removed after
A. Umrah
B. Hajj
C. Tawaf
D. Stoning
20. The form of Hajj with no animal sacrifice requirement is
A. Hajj-ul-Tamattu
B. Hajj-ul-Ifrad
C. Hajj-ul-Qiran
D. Hajj-ul-Udhiyah
21. Hajj-ul-Ifrad is most common among
A. Pilgrims from overseas
B. Residents of Makkah
C. Children
D. Non-Muslims
22. What separates Hajj-ul-Tamattu from Hajj-ul-Qiran?
A. Country of origin
B. Number of sacrifices
C. Break between Umrah and Hajj
D. Time of day
23. What must a pilgrim do if they cannot offer a sacrifice?
A. Borrow money
B. Leave Makkah
C. Fast for 10 days
D. Skip Hajj
24. Hajj is not valid without
A. Zamzam water
B. Ihram
C. Clothes
D. Money
25. Ihram must be worn from the
A. Airport
B. Home
C. Miqat (designated boundary)
D. Ka’bah
26. Which of the following is the first rite of Hajj after arriving in Makkah?
A. Stoning the devil
B. Sa’y
C. Tawaf
D. Shaving the head
27. The act of walking between Safa and Marwah is called
A. Tawaf
B. Sa’y
C. Ihram
D. Wudu
28. The day of Arafah is on
A. 10th Dhul-Hijjah
B. 9th Dhul-Hijjah
C. 8th Dhul-Hijjah
D. 1st Muharram
29. Staying at Arafah is an essential part of Hajj because
A. Food is served there
B. The Prophet was buried there
C. It is the climax of Hajj
D. Pilgrims sleep there
30. The night spent at Muzdalifah is for
A. Rest and collecting pebbles
B. Shopping
C. Reciting Qur’an
D. Cooking meals
31. The stoning of the devil (Ramy al-Jamarat) symbolizes
A. Anger
B. Rejection of evil
C. Celebration
D. Respect
32. How many Jamarat (pillars) are there to stone?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
33. What follows stoning and animal sacrifice in the Hajj ritual?
A. Tawaf al-Ifadah
B. Return home
C. Miqat
D. Changing clothes
34. Tawaf al-Ifadah is performed on
A. 9th Dhul-Hijjah
B. 10th Dhul-Hijjah
C. 11th Dhul-Hijjah
D. Before Eid
35. One of the final rites of Hajj is
A. Visiting a mosque in Madinah
B. Tawaf al-Wada’ (Farewell Tawaf)
C. Drinking Zamzam
D. Sleeping at the Haram
36. Which of these is not a pillar (Rukn) of Hajj?
A. Ihram
B. Tawaf
C. Standing at Arafah
D. Animal sacrifice
37. The spiritual aim of Hajj is to
A. Visit Saudi Arabia
B. Seek social status
C. Purify oneself from sins
D. Show off wealth
38. Pilgrims performing Hajj are called
A. Musalleen
B. Hajji
C. Qarin
D. Ansar
39. What clothing is worn by male pilgrims during Hajj?
A. Jilbab
B. Ihram
C. Kaftan
D. Uniform
40. Female pilgrims wear
A. Ihram with stitched clothes
B. White turbans
C. Black suits
D. Special sandals
41. Hajj teaches Muslims about
A. Banking systems
B. Unity and equality
C. Military tactics
D. Political rights
42. Pilgrims enter a state of Ihram at
A. Their homes
B. Any mosque
C. Miqat
D. After reaching Makkah
43. Women are excused from Hajj if
A. They are rich
B. They have no Mahram (male guardian)
C. They are tired
D. They are fasting
44. Muslims from outside Saudi Arabia mostly perform
A. Hajj-ul-Ifrad
B. Hajj-ul-Tamattu
C. Hajj-ul-Qiran
D. None
45. The reward of Hajj Mabrur (accepted Hajj) is
A. A gift
B. Forgiveness of sins
C. A house in Madinah
D. Long life
46. Hajj was made obligatory in which year of Hijrah?
A. 1 AH
B. 5 AH
C. 9 AH
D. 10 AH
47. Who built the Ka‘bah according to the Qur’an?
A. Musa and Harun
B. Muhammad and Abu Bakr
C. Ibrahim and Isma’il
D. Isa and Maryam
48. The Black Stone (Hajar al-Aswad) is located at ________.
A. Safa
B. Marwah
C. Ka’bah
D. Arafah
49. The Prophet (SAW) performed his only Hajj in _______.
A. 8 AH
B. 9 AH
C. 10 AH
D. 11 AH
50. The Ka‘bah is also known as _______.
A. Bayt al-Maqdis
B. Bayt al-Haram
C. Bayt al-Nur
D. Bayt al-Salam