JAMB and WAEC Islamic Religious Studies questions

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All topics Hadith · 46 Islam in West Africa and Nigeria · 48 Islamic economic teachings and trade · 44 Islamic moral teachings (Akhlaq) · 51 Marriage, divorce and inheritance · 49 Selected suras and Qur'anic sciences · 55 Taharah and salat · 58 Tawhid and the articles of faith · 47 The life of the Prophet (Sirah) · 61 The Qur'an: revelation and compilation · 46 The rightly guided caliphs · 44 Zakat, sawm and hajj · 57

Question 41· Hadith· JAMB
A narrator of hadith is called a
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Question 42· Hadith· WAEC
A Hadith with a weak link in its chain is classified as
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Question 43· Hadith· JAMB
A hadith in which the Prophet reports words of Allah that are not part of the Qur'an is
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Question 44· Hadith· JAMB
The text or actual content of a hadith is the
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Question 45· Hadith· WAEC
Al-Muwatta was compiled by
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Question 46· Hadith· WAEC
The Hadith 'None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself' teaches
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Question 47· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
The capital of the Sokoto Caliphate was
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Question 48· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· JAMB
Timbuktu was a famous centre of Islamic learning centred on the
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Question 49· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· JAMB
Islam spread in Yorubaland mainly through
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Question 50· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
A major contribution of the Sokoto jihad was
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Question 51· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· JAMB
The book 'Ihya al-Sunnah wa Ikhmad al-Bid'ah' was written by
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Question 52· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· JAMB
The Tablighi and Izala movements in Nigeria are examples of
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Question 53· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
Askia Muhammad of Songhai promoted Islam by
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Question 54· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· JAMB
The Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Nigeria is headed by the
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Question 55· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
The first Hausa ruler of Kano said to have accepted Islam, in the fourteenth century, was
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Question 56· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
Islam first reached West Africa mainly through
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Question 57· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
Askia Muhammad of Songhai made his pilgrimage to Makkah in
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Question 58· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
Islam spread into Yorubaland mainly through
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Question 59· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· JAMB
Al-Maghili, a North African scholar, advised
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Question 60· Islam in West Africa and Nigeria· WAEC
Timbuktu became famous in the 15th and 16th centuries as
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JAMB and WAEC Islamic Religious Studies questions

A narrator of hadith is called a

A Hadith with a weak link in its chain is classified as

A hadith in which the Prophet reports words of Allah that are not part of the Qur'an is

The text or actual content of a hadith is the

Al-Muwatta was compiled by

The Hadith 'None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself' teaches

The capital of the Sokoto Caliphate was

Timbuktu was a famous centre of Islamic learning centred on the

Islam spread in Yorubaland mainly through

A major contribution of the Sokoto jihad was

The book 'Ihya al-Sunnah wa Ikhmad al-Bid'ah' was written by

The Tablighi and Izala movements in Nigeria are examples of

Askia Muhammad of Songhai promoted Islam by

The Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Nigeria is headed by the

The first Hausa ruler of Kano said to have accepted Islam, in the fourteenth century, was

Islam first reached West Africa mainly through

Askia Muhammad of Songhai made his pilgrimage to Makkah in

Islam spread into Yorubaland mainly through

Al-Maghili, a North African scholar, advised

Timbuktu became famous in the 15th and 16th centuries as