Islamic quiz: test your knowledge of Islam
Test your knowledge of Islam
Angels in Islam
10 questions
The Hereafter in Islam
10 questions
Basics of Islam
10 questions
Battle of Badr
10 questions
Battles in Islam
10 questions
The Rightly Guided Caliphs (Khulafa ar-Rashidun)
10 questions
The Five Pillars of Islam
10 questions
Conquest of Mecca (Fath Makkah)
10 questions
Women in Islam
10 questions
Hadiths
10 questions
The Hajj
10 questions
The Hijra (the migration of the Prophet)
10 questions
The Night Journey (Isra and Mi'raj)
10 questions
Jerusalem
10 questions
Mecca
10 questions
Medina (Al-Madinah)
10 questions
Umrah
10 questions
Religious practices in Islam
10 questions
The first revelations of Islam
10 questions
Adam
10 questions
Al-Yasa (Elisha)
10 questions
Ayyub (Job)
10 questions
Dawud (David)
10 questions
Dhul-Kifl
10 questions
Harun (Aaron)
10 questions
Hud
10 questions
Ibrahim
10 questions
Idris (Enoch)
10 questions
Ilyas (Elijah)
10 questions
Isa (Jesus)
10 questions
Ishaq (Isaac)
10 questions
Ismail (Ishmael)
10 questions
Lut (Lot)
10 questions
Muhammad
10 questions
Musa (Moses)
10 questions
Nuh (Noah)
10 questions
Salih
10 questions
Shu'ayb
10 questions
Prophets in Islam
10 questions
Sulayman (Solomon)
10 questions
Yahya (John the Baptist)
10 questions
Yaqub (Jacob)
10 questions
Yunus (Jonah)
10 questions
Yusuf (Joseph)
10 questions
Zakaria (Zechariah)
10 questions
Ramadan
10 questions
Sahabas (Companions)
10 questions
Salat (Prayer)
10 questions
Surahs of the Quran
10 questions
Sulayman and the Queen of Sheba
10 questions
Tawhid (the Oneness of Allah)
10 questions
Holy cities (Mecca/Medina)
10 questions
Zakat
10 questions
Islam quiz: test your knowledge of the Muslim religion
Learning Islam can sometimes seem complex with its many fields of study. An Islamic quiz lets you test your knowledge while discovering new sides of this rich and deep religion.
This kind of questionnaire generally covers several essential themes. The questions on the prophets help in better understanding the messengers sent by Allah through history. Fiqh, which is Islamic jurisprudence, helps in grasping the practical rules of the daily life of a Muslim.
The Sira, the biography of the prophet Muhammad, is a fundamental pillar for understanding Islam. It tells the exemplary life of the last messenger and his teachings. The Sahabas, the companions of the prophet, also played a crucial part in passing on the religion.
A well-made quiz offers varied questions. Some deal with the pillars of Islam, others with the history of the first Muslim communities. Those taking part can thus revise their knowledge of the daily prayers or the rules of fasting.
The interactive side makes learning more engaging than simply reading. The answers given after each question make it possible to go deeper into the subject. This method suits particularly young Muslims who wish to strengthen their religious grounding.
The questions may also deal with subjects such as the authentic hadiths or the different schools of Islamic thought. Some quizzes even include parts on the recitation of the Quran and its rules of tajwid.
This playful approach makes it easier to memorise important information. It also encourages discussion between Muslims of different levels of knowledge.
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How does the Islamic quiz work?
Choose a theme from the categories offered, then answer the 10 multiple-choice questions. After each answer, an explanation is shown so you can understand the correct answer. At the end, your final score appears and you can start the quiz again or change theme.
Which themes does the Islamic quiz offer?
The quiz has 53 themes: the five pillars, Tawhid, the Salat, the Zakat, Ramadan, Hajj and Umrah, the angels, the Hereafter, the battle of Badr, the Hijra, the conquest of Mecca, the rightly guided caliphs, the Sahabas, women in Islam, the surahs of the Quran, as well as a quiz devoted to each of the prophets, from Adam to Muhammad ﷺ.
Is the Islamic quiz free?
Yes, the quiz is entirely free and asks for no registration. It is played straight in the browser, on computer, tablet or smartphone. No personal data is asked for in order to take part, and you can replay each theme as often as you like.
How many questions does the quiz have?
Each theme has 10 questions, that is more than 500 questions in all spread over 53 categories. You can run through several themes to cover the prophets, the Sira, fiqh, the history of the first Muslims and the holy cities, with an explanation after every answer.
Are there other quizzes on the site?
Yes. Alongside this classic quiz, Muslim Alim offers video quizzes in Shorts format and an Islamic escape game in six rooms. To revise, see also the history of the prophets and the authentic hadiths on the site. Each format has its own pace: fast in video, step by step in the escape game.