Test 1: True or False (10 items)

1. The Hijra marked the beginning of the Islamic calendar. (True/False)

2. Tawhid emphasizes the belief in multiple gods. (True/False)
3. Zakat is a ritualistic practice in Islam. (True/False)
4. Sharia is only concerned with criminal law in Islamic societies. (True/False)
5. Islamic finance prohibits the use of interest in financial transactions. (True/False)
6. Prophet Muhammad received divine messages from the angel Raphael. (True/False)
7. The Quran is considered the holy scripture in Islam. (True/False)
8. Fasting during Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. (True/False)
9. Sharia applies only to personal conduct and not to family matters. (True/False)
10. Sukuk is a type of Islamic insurance. (True/False)

Test 2: Identification (10 items)

1. Identify the pivotal moment marking the beginning of the Islamic calendar.
- Answer: ___________
2. What is the central belief in Islam emphasizing the oneness of God?
- Answer: ___________
3. Name the ritualistic practice that involves charitable giving in Islam.
- Answer: ___________
4. What is the legal system in Islam called, based on religious principles?
- Answer: ___________
5. In Islamic finance, what is prohibited, aligning with Sharia principles?
- Answer: ___________
6. Who received divine messages from the angel Gabriel in 7th-century Arabia?
- Answer: ___________
7. Which book is considered the holy scripture in Islam?
 - Answer: ___________
8. Identify the month during which Muslims observe fasting.
- Answer: ___________
9. What is the Islamic rulebook for personal conduct, family matters, and more?
- Answer: ___________
10. What type of Islamic bond represents a Sharia-compliant investment?
- Answer: ___________

Test 3: Enumeration (10 items)

1. Name four areas governed by Sharia.

- 1. ___________
- 2. ___________
- 3. ___________
- 4. ___________
2. List three principles of Islamic finance.
- 1. ___________
- 2. ___________
- 3. ___________
3. List three historical roots explored in Report 1.
- 1. ___________
- 2. ___________
- 3. ___________
Answers: Test 3: Enumeration

Test 1: True or False 1. Areas governed by Sharia:

1. True - 1. Personal Conduct
2. False - 2. Family Matters
3. False - 3. Criminal Law
4. False - 4. Commercial Transactions
5. True - 5. Dress Code and Modesty
6. False 2. Principles of Islamic Finance:
7. True - 1. Prohibition of Riba (Interest)
8. True - 2. Risk-Sharing (Mudarabah)
9. False - 3. Asset-Backed Financing (Ijara)
10. False 3. Historical Roots Explored in Report 1:
- 1. 7th-century Arabia
Test 2: Identification - 2. Prophet Muhammad
- 3. The Hijra
1. Hijra
2. Tawhid
3. Zakat
4. Sharia
5. Interest (Riba)
6. Prophet Muhammad
7. Quran
8. Ramadan
9. Sharia
10. Sukuk