1) For which three prayers are four rak’ahs (units) performed?

1. Dhuhr (the noon prayer), Maghrib (the sunset prayer) and Isha (the night prayer).
2. Fajar (the morning prayer), Asr (the afternoon prayer) and Maghrib (the sunset prayer)
3. Dhuhr (the noon prayer), Asr (the afternoon prayer) and Isha (the night prayer).
4. Fajar (the morning prayer), Asr (the afternoon prayer) and Isha (the night prayer).

2) When reciting the takbeer one’s hands are raised to the level:

1. of the top of his head.
2. of his shoulders.
3. of his navel.
4. It is not to be raised at all.

3) During ruku (bowing) we say three times:

1. Subhana Rabbi yal 'Azeem.
2. Subhan Allah.
3. Allahu Akbar.
4. Subhana Rabbi yal A'la.

4) During prostration we say three times:

1. Subhana Rabbi Yal 'Azeem.
2. Subhan Allah.
3. Allahu Akbar.
4. Subhana Rabbi yal A'la.

5) For a prayer consisting of four rak’ahs (units) the tashahud is to be performed:

1. in the first and third rak’ahs (units).
2. only in the last rak’ah(unit).
3. in the second and fourth rak’ahs (units).
4. in every rak’ah (unit).

6) In a four rak’ah (units) prayer, in which rak’ahs (units) is Surah Al-Fatiha to be recited without reciting any chapter after it?

1. The first and last rak’ah (units).
2. The third and forth rak’ah (units).
3. The second and third rak’ah (units).
4. All four rak’ah (units).

7) Which of the following acts is done in between the prostrations?

1. Reciting any verse from the Quran.
2. Stretching ones arms to relax the muscles.
3. Saying Salam (giving the salutation of peace) to the one praying beside you.
4. Saying ‘Rabbigh-firlee’ (My Lord forgive me) twice.