1) Select the statement which is false with regards to the Friday sermon.

1. The Friday sermon is called 'Khutbah' in Arabic.
2. It is common for a designated Imam to deliver the sermon.
3. It is permissible for others besides the designated Imam to deliver the sermon.
4. The sermon must always be delivered in the Arabic language.
5. The sermon comprises of two parts.

2) Which of the following are not obligated to offer the Friday prayer?

1. A woman
2. A child.
3. A sick person.
4. All of the above.

3) In Arabic the Friday prayer is referred to as:

1. Salat ul-Fajr.
2. Salat ul-Jumuah.
3. Salat ul-Eid.  
4. Saum.

4) How many rakahs does the Friday prayer comprise of?

1. One rakah.
2. Two rakahs.
3. Three rakahs.
4. Four rakahs.

5) Select a true statement with regards to the Friday prayer.

1. On Fridays, the Asr prayer is replaced with the prayer known as Salat ul-Jumuah.
2. On Fridays, the Dhuhr prayer is followed by the prayer known as Salat ul-Jumuah.
3. On Fridays, the Dhuhr prayer is preceded with the prayer known as Salat ul-Jumuah.
4. On Fridays, the Dhuhr prayer is replaced with the prayer known as Salat ul-Jumuah.

6) The person delivering the Friday sermon is referred to as the:

1. Imam.
2. Khatib.
3. Muazin.
4. Sheikh.

7) Select the correct statement.

1. Women are not required to pray the Friday prayer.
2. Women may attend the Friday prayer if they want to.
3. Women must pray the Dhuhr prayer at home if they do not attend the Friday prayer.
4. All of the above.

8) Identify the important events which took place on Friday, in accordance to the Prophetic narration.

1. Prophet Adam was created.
2. Prophet Adam was expelled from Paradise.
3. Prophet Adam was admitted into Paradise.
4. All of the above.

9) Salat ul-Jumuah consists of:

1. a short sermon followed by a congregational prayer.
2. a congregational prayer devoid of any sermon.
3. a congregational Dhuhr prayer followed by a short sermon.
4. a congregational prayer followed by a short sermon.

10) Identify the way(s) in which Salat ul-Jumuah is different than the Dhuhr prayer.

1. Salat ul-Jumuah is two rakahs, whereas Dhuhr prayer is four rakahs.
2. Salat ul-Jumuah consists of a sermon in addition to the prayer.
3. Salat ul-Jumuah cannot be offered at home, whereas Dhuhr can be offered at home.
4. All of the above.

11) Which of the following is a permissible option for a Muslim male who cannot make it to the mosque for the Friday prayer?

1. He may pray the Friday prayer at home.
2. He may pray the Friday prayer on an individual basis outside the mosque.
3. He may leave the prayer altogether and make it up the following Friday by praying two extra rakahs.
4. None of the above.