1) The principles of Shariah are subject to human discretions.

1. True, since Allah loves His creation and permits them to do whatever is most comfortable for them.
2. False, the principles of Shariah are free of injustice and are not subject to human discretions.
3. True, since Allah knows that man is the best judge of what is good for himself and can make his own decisions.
4. True, since the Shariah is merely a suggested guideline and man is permitted to do as he deems fit.

2) What does Shariah incorporate?

1. Ethics.
2. Belief system.
3. Islamic jurisprudence.
4. All of the above.

3) Identify a difference between Quran and Sunnah.

1. Quran is revelation from Allah, while Sunnah is not.
2. Quran is directly from Allah, while Sunnah is a compilation of Prophet Muhammad's opinions.
3. Quran is the Word of Allah, while Sunnah is primarily the words and deeds of the Prophet’s companions.
4. None of the above.

4) The laws of Shariah are inhumane and very rigid.

1. True, it does not allow any room to ease prohibitions when needed.
2. True, it brings about hardship which is a true test of one's love for their Lord.
3. False, Shariah is humane and eases the obligatory duties and prohibitions under certain circumstances.
4. False, Shariah is extremely flexible and allows a person to exercise his choice in almost everything.

5) What is not a feature of Shariah?

1. Universal applicability.
2. Comprehensiveness.
3. Cruelty.
4. Justice.
5. Moderation.

6) The laws of Shariah are based on justice. This justice is to be extended towards:

1. Muslims.
2. non-Muslims.
3. enemies.
4. All of the above.

7) Which of the following is a primary source of Shariah?

1. Urf (custom).
2. Quran.
3. Maslahah mursalah (public interest).
4. Qiyas (analogy).

8) The rules governing speech and action are called:

1. fiqh.
2. urf.
3. qiyas.
4. istihsan.