Understanding the School of Fiqh: A Quiz on Ahkam

What does the term "Ahkam" refer to in Islamic jurisprudence?

• The life story of the Prophet Muhammad

• The five pillars of Islam

• Rulings derived from the Qur'an and Sunnah

• The history of Islamic civilization

How many primary categories are there in Ahkam?

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 10

Which of the following is NOT one of the five primary categories of Ahkam?

• Fard (Obligatory)

• Mustahabb (Recommended)

• Makruh (Disliked)

• Bid'ah (Innovation)

In the context of Islamic jurisprudence, if a Muslim is told that performing the five daily prayers is 'Fard', what does it mean?

• Prohibited

• Optional

• Obligatory

• Recommended

Ali is exploring Islamic practices and learns about different categories of actions. Which category describes actions that are recommended but not obligatory for him to follow?

• Haram

• Mustahabb

• Makruh

• Fard

What is the term used for actions that are considered prohibited in Islamic law?

• Fard

• Makruh

• Haram

• Mustahabb

Which of the following categories of Ahkam refers to actions that are disliked but not sinful?

• Fard

• Makruh

• Mustahabb

• Haram

What does "Mubah" refer to in Islamic jurisprudence?

• Obligatory actions

• Recommended actions

• Permissible actions

• Prohibited actions

In the context of Ahkam, what is the significance of performing a "Fard" act?

• It is optional and carries no reward or punishment.

• It is recommended and carries a reward but no punishment if omitted.

• It is obligatory and carries a reward for performing it and a punishment for omitting it.

• It is disliked and carries a minor punishment if performed.

Which category of Ahkam is considered neutral, neither encouraged nor discouraged?

• Fard

• Haram

• Mubah

• Mustahabb