
Beginner Islam quiz
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What term generally describes the principle of modesty in dress and behavior?
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The Islamic calendar is based on the cycles of what?
Answer: Moon
Why: Twelve lunar months fall about eleven days short of the solar year, so Islamic months slide back through all four seasons in roughly 33 years.
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According to Islamic belief, what do the two angels on shoulders record?
Answer: Deeds
Why: One sits on each shoulder, and tradition holds the one on the right writes good acts while the left waits before writing a bad one.
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On which mountain did Noah's Ark rest in the Quran?
Answer: Mount Judi
Why: Surah Hud 11:44 names al-Judi, traditionally placed in Turkey's Sirnak province, while Genesis 8:4 puts the ark on the mountains of Ararat.
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What do Muslims circle during Hajj?
Answer: Kaaba
Why: Its black silk kiswa, woven in Mecca with gold thread, is lifted off and replaced every Islamic New Year.
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Which figure is recognized in Islam as the Messiah?
Answer: Jesus
Why: The Quran uses al-Masih eleven times and only for him, as at 3:45, yet 4:171 calls the Messiah a messenger of God rather than divine.
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In Islamic tradition, what color is most commonly associated with paradise?
Answer: green
Why: The Quran dresses paradise in it: silk garments in 18:31 and 76:21, cushions in 55:76, and the colour still flies on flags from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan.