Women’s Rights in Islam | Islamiyat LAT

1. Question 1 of 8

   What financial right does a woman have upon marriage, to be given by the husband and owned solely by her?

   A Sadaqah B Khums C Mahr (dower/bridal gift) D Zakat
2. Question 2 of 8

   What right regarding property ownership does Islamic teaching grant to women, independent of their husbands or male relatives?

   A Women may not own property B Women may only own property jointly with a husband C Women may only inherit property, not purchase it D The right to independently own, buy, and sell property
3. Question 3 of 8

   What right did Islam establish for women regarding inheritance, at a time when this was not widely recognized?

   A Only the right to inherit from a father B Only the right to inherit from a husband C A guaranteed, specified share of inheritance D No right to inherit
4. Question 4 of 8

   Who is widely cited as an example of a successful businesswoman among early figures in Islamic history?

   A Hafsa (RA) B Fatimah (RA) C Aisha (RA) D Khadijah (RA), the Prophet's first wife
5. Question 5 of 8

   What right does Islamic family law grant a woman regarding the ability to end an unwanted marriage?

   A Only the husband may end a marriage B Women may never seek divorce C Divorce is not addressed for women D The right to seek divorce (Khula)
6. Question 6 of 8

   Who is widely cited as an example of a prominent female scholar and Hadith narrator in early Islamic history?

   A Fatimah (RA) B Khadijah (RA) C Aisha (RA) D Zainab (RA)
7. Question 7 of 8

   Does Islamic teaching require a woman's consent for a marriage to be valid?

   A Yes, her consent is required B Consent is only required for a second marriage C No, consent is not required D This varies with no clear Islamic teaching
8. Question 8 of 8

   What Islamic teaching addresses a woman's right to seek education?

   A Education is discouraged for women B Seeking knowledge is considered obligatory for both men and women, according to widely cited Hadith C This is not addressed in Islamic teaching D Education is only for men

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