Explanation

 in Islamic jurisprudence, the Law of Inheritance is referred to as Ilm al-Faraid (علم الفرائض).

This branch of Islamic law deals with the distribution of a deceased person's estate among heirs according to the principles outlined in the Qur'an and Hadith. 

Explanation

Note: IN CSS MPT ANSWER KET Option A is correct

In Islamic jurisprudence, there isn't a specific term for the consensus of a community adopted by scholars of another community.

Ijma Sukuti, Ijma Qawli, and Ijma  Faili all refer to forms of consensus or agreement within a single community or group of scholars.

The correct answer is None of these.

Explanation

The Nikah khutba (marriage sermon) of Hazrat Muhammad SAW and Hazrat Khadija RA was performed by Hazrat Abu Talib (RA).

He was the uncle of the Prophet Muhammad SAW.

He was acted as the guardian during the marriage.

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My Lord, increase me in knowledge.

This Dua is from Surah Taha, verse number 114.

Explanation

• SANAM-UL-QURAN refers to Surah Al-Baqarah.
• It also known as Zirwat-ul-Quran.
• It is recognized as the "Peak of the Quran" due to its comprehensive content.
• Al-Baqarah (The Cow or The Heifer) is the second and longest chapter of the Quran, with 286 verses.
• It derives its name from the story of the cow (vv. 67-73).
• Verse 282, the longest verse, is known as 'āyatu d-dayn.
• It consists of 25,500 letters and is positioned in Juzʼ 1–3.
• The chapter has 40 Rukus and is classified as Medinan.
• Hazrat Ibrahim (علیہ السلام) is mentioned 13 times.
• The verse 183 describes the obligation of fasting (soam).

Explanation

Surah Al-Anfal is referred to as Al-Asbah.

It means "the spoils of war or the plunder.

This surah, the eighth chapter of the Quran.

It ddresses matters related to warfare and the distribution of war booty.

Explanation

Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) had two wives:

1. Sarah
2. Hajra

Sarah was his first wife.

Hajra was his second wife, with whom he had a son, Ismail.

Explanation

The king of Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia) was Najashi.

He is noted for his favorable reception of early Muslim refugees during the time of the Prophet Muhammad SAW.

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Hazrat Sohaib bin Sinan Rumi (RA) belonged to Rome.

He was born around 592 CE in Mosul, Mesopotamia.

He was died around 659 CE in Medina.

Despite his Roman origins, he was of Arab ethnicity.

He is buried in Jannat al-Baqi', Hejaz (modern-day Saudi Arabia).