Question. Iddat under the Muslim law refers to ___. |
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a. a false accusation of adultery | b. a special kind of maintenance to the wife for beetle leaf expenses |
c. waiting period before a woman can remarry | d. prohibited degrees of relationship |
Answer. b. a special kind of maintenance to the wife for beetle leaf expenses |
Question. A divorced Muslim woman in order to remarry her former husband has to observe the procedure of � |
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(a) Lian | (b) Halala |
(c) Iddat | (d) Mubaarat |
Answer. (b) Halala |
Question. Religion taught by the Prophet Mahammad is |
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Islam | Mahammedan |
Muslim | All of the above |
Answer. Islam |
Question. There are how many sources of Islamic Law |
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Two | Three |
Four | Eight |
Answer. four |
Question. Which of the following are the sources of Muslim Law |
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Quran | Qiyas |
Ijmaa | All the above |
Answer. All the above |
Question. Muslims are governed by |
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Quran | Shariat Law |
Both | None of the above |
Answer. Both |
Question. Which of the following is the most important source of Muslim Law |
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Qiyas | Ijmaa |
Sunnah | Quran |
Answer. Quran |
Question. Which of the following is no longer an important source of Muslim Law |
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Sunnah | Ijmaa |
Customs and usages having force of law | Legislation |
Answer. Custom and usages having force of law |
Question. Shariat Act , 1937 came into operation on |
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7th July, 1937 | 7th October, 1937 |
7th January, 1937 | 7th April, 1937 |
Answer. 7th October, 1937 |
Question. Originator of the Modern theory of Islamic Law is |
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Iganz Goldzihar | Bregstrasser |
Schacht | Shafi |
Answer. Iganz Goldzihar |
Question. Under Muslim Law, Marriage is a |
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Contract | Sacrament |
Tradition | Social Need |
Answer. Contract |
Question. In Mohammedan Law, Marriage is a |
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Contract for legislation of intercourse | Contract for different forms of sex relationship |
Contract for procreation of children | Contract for legalization of intercourse and the procreation of children |
Answer. Contract for legalization of intercourse and the procreation of children |
Question. Essential requirements of Muslim Marriage are |
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ijab | qabul |
both (a) and (b) | either (a) or (b) |
Answer. Both (a) and (b) |
Question. For a valid Muslim Marriage |
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Offer and acceptance must be at the same time | Offer and acceptance must be at the same place |
Offer and acceptance must be at the same time and place | Offer and acceptance must be at different time and different place |
Answer. Offer and acceptance must be at the same time and place |
Question. At the time of marriage, Mohammedan Law |
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Prescribe specific words to be uttered at the occasion | Does not prescribe any specific words to be uttered at the occasion |
If proper words are not used consummation of marriage cures the deficiency | both (b) and (c) above |
Answer. both (b) and (c) above |
Question. Witnesses to the marriage is essential under |
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Hanafi Law | Shariat Law |
both (a) and (b) | none of these |
Answer. Hanafi Law |
Question. Marriage under Sunni Law must be performed before |
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two male witnesses | two female witnesses |
one male and two female witnesses | either (a) or (c) above |
Answer. either (a) or (c) above |
Question. Shariat Law provides that |
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Marriage must be performed before two witnesses | Marriage must be performed before one male and one female witnesses |
Marriage must be performed before one male and two female or two male witnesses | For marriage witnesses are not necessary |
Answer. For marriage witnesses are not necessary |
Question. Which one of the following is not essential for a valid marriage under Muslim Law |
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Offer and acceptance | Fosterage |
Free consent | Competent parties |
Answer. fosterage |
Question. A says in the presence of X and Y " I have married myself to B, " who is not present. On the information reaching B, she says, "I have accepted" |
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This constitutes a valid marriage | This does not constitute a valid marriage, as offer and acceptance must be made at the same time and place |
This does not constitute a valid marriage as X and Y were absent, when B accepts the offer | None of above |
Answer. This does not constitute a valid marriage, as offer and acceptance must be made at the same time and place |
Question. A second marriage of a married Hindu man contracted after his conversion to Muslim faith is |
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Valid | void |
Voidable | irregular |
Answer. void |
Question. In which of the following cases, pleading retrospective talaq in the written statement as a counter to the wife's maintenance petition was not accepted as valid and enforceable |
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Daniel Latifi v Union of India | Mohammad Ahemed Khan v Shah Bano Begam |
Shamim Ara v State of UP | Fazlumbi v Khadir Vali |
Answer. Shamim Ara v State of UP |
Question. Where a Muslim couple married under the Muslim law subsequently get their marriage registered under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 |
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The husband cannot put the marriage to an end by pronouncing talaq on his wife | The husband can put the marriage to an end by pronouncing talaq on his wife |
The husband can pronounce talaq only if there was a written agreement to that effect between the couple subsequent to the registration of their marriage | The husband can bring the marriage to an end by approaching the Shariat court only |
Answer. The husband cannot put the marriage to an end by pronouncing talaq on his wife |