1) Which of the following institutions of Islam serve to strengthen the feeling of equality and brotherhood amongst the believers?

1. Daily prayers in the mosque.
2. The Hajj pilgrimage.
3. The Islamic greetings of peace (As-Salamu Alaikum).
4. All of the above.

2) How can one fulfill their duty towards the unity and strength of the Muslim Ummah?

1. By acquiring and propagating the knowledge of Islam.
2. By working with groups that promote the interests of Muslims and of humanity.
3. By reforming oneself and living according to the injunctions of Islam.
4. All of the above.

3) Which Ummah includes all humanity, Muslims and non-Muslims?

1. The Ummah of Response.
2. The Ummah of Invitation.
3. The Ummah of Superiority.
4. The Ummah of Nobility.

4) Define the Muslim ‘we’.

1. Muslims who group themselves on the basis of race.
2. Muslims who group themselves on the basis of social status.
3. Muslims who group themselves on the basis of economic status.
4. Muslims who group themselves on the basis of nationality.
5. Muslims who group themselves on the basis of faith in Allah.

5) The word Ummah can be translated as:

1. a nation or a community.
2. a city or a country.
3. a race or a species.
4. None of the above.

6) What has Prophet Muhammad described the Muslim nation as?

1. One body.
2. Building blocks of a building.
3. One Seed.
4. One Organism.
5. Option A and B.

7) Which two categories of people does the term Ummah refer to?

1. The Ummah of Invitation and the Ummah of Response.
2. The Ummah of Superiority and the Ummah of Inferiority.
3. The Ummah of Nobility and the Ummah of Ignobility.
4. None of the above.

8) How does one become a part of the Muslim Ummah?

1. By donating a large sum of money for the welfare of the Muslim Ummah.
2. By establishing family ties through inter-racial marriages.
3. By virtue of one’s faith in Allah and profession of the Shahadah.
4. By befriending prominent leaders of the Muslim Ummah.