Islamic Concepts and Terminology
What is Hisab known for?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
This Medium Islamic Concepts and Terminology MCQ checks one syllabus fact.
The question is: “What is Hisab known for?”
The accepted answer is A. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment is the fact required by What is Hisab known for option A Option B A hypocrite referring to one who outwardly professes Islam while inwardly rejecting it does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment Option C A supplication or personal prayer made directly to Allah does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment Remaining alternatives The intermediate state or realm between death and the Day of.
- A. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment ✓
- B. A hypocrite, referring to one who outwardly professes Islam while inwardly rejecting it
Why not B: “A hypocrite, referring to one who outwardly professes Islam while inwardly rejecting it” is not correct. The accepted answer is A. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment is the fact required by What is Hisab known for option A Option B A hypocrite referring to one who outwardly
- C. A supplication or personal prayer made directly to Allah
Why not C: “A supplication or personal prayer made directly to Allah” is not correct. The accepted answer is A. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment is the fact required by What is Hisab known for option A Option B A hypocrite referring to one who outwardly
- D. The intermediate state or realm between death and the Day of Resurrection in Islamic belief
Why not D: “The intermediate state or realm between death and the Day of Resurrection in Islamic belief” is not correct. The accepted answer is A. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment is the fact required by What is Hisab known for option A Option B A hypocrite referring to one who outwardly
Correct answer
A. The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment
Explanation
The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment is the fact required by What is Hisab known for option A Option B A hypocrite referring to one who outwardly professes Islam while inwardly rejecting it does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment Option C A supplication or personal prayer made directly to Allah does not match the stem it is a near-miss used to catch incomplete recall of The reckoning or accounting of a person's deeds on the Day of Judgment Remaining alternatives The intermediate state or realm between death and the Day of.
Source: Islamic Studies Official Reference Guide
Tags: FPSC, PPSC, NTS, Islamic Studies, Islamic Concepts and Terminology
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