Explanation

Abdul Malik bin Marwan (5th Umayyad Caliph)

Had 4 sons who became Caliphs:

1. Al-Walid I
2. Sulayman
3. Yazid II
4. Hisham

Explanation

Mann-o-Salwa is a type of food that was gifted to Bani Israel (people of Prophet Musa A.S).

There were two foods:

• One was “Mann” and the other was “Salwa”. 
• Mann was a kind of sweet
• Salwa was a kind of Bird

Explanation

Surah Fatiha (Chapter 1 of the Quran) is often referred to as "Babul Quran," meaning "The Gate of the Quran" or "The Opening of the Quran."

It is the opening chapter.

It is recited in every unit of prayer (rak'ah) in Muslim worship.

Surah Fatiha is also known by several other names, including:

Umm al-Kitab (Mother of the Book)

Umm al-Quran (Mother of the Quran)

Al-Sab'a al-Mathani (The Seven Oft-Repeated Verses)

Al-Hamd (The Praise)

As-Salah (The Prayer)

Al-Fatiha al-Khabira (The Great Opening)

Al-Fatiha al-'Udhma (The Mighty Opening)

Explanation

Surah Al-Noor is found in the 18th Parah (Juz) of the Quran.

It has 64 verses.

It is divided into 9 Rukus.

It focusing on social laws and morality.

Explanation

Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with principles of morality.

It helping individuals distinguish between right and wrong actions.

Explanation

Surah An Nahl is the 16th chapter of the Holy Quran which means شہد کی مکھی

Explanation

• Ushr is a compulsory Islamic tax on the products of agricultural land.
• Ushr is a 10% tax on harvests from irrigated or rain-watered land.
• 5% on harvests from land dependent on well water.

Explanation

There are seven things that are essential for a Muslim to believe in.

the Islamic faith is known as Iman-e-Mufassal.

1.  Faith in God;

2.  Faith in His angels;

3.  Faith in His revealed Books;

4.  Faith in all of His messengers or Prophets;

5.  Faith in the Last Day or the Day of Judgement;

6.  Faith in the doctrine of predestination, which lays down that everything good or bad is decided by God), (Taqdir) and

7.  Faith in life after death.

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Explanation

• Maqam-e-Ibrahim is located in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, in front of the Kaaba.
• The stone is encased in a glass and metal enclosure.
• It is situated in the Mataf area where pilgrims perform Tawaf.
• It is about 13 meters (43 feet) east of the Kaaba.

Explanation

Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) had several swords, but the most famous ones were:

• Azb (أزب): Also known as Azab, it was a sword given to him by his cousin, Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA).
• Zulfiqar (ذو الفقار): This was a sword given to him by Allah (SWT) through the angel Jibril (AS) and was considered a divine gift. It was also used by Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA) in the Battle of the Trench.