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Question 1Single Answer
In respect of family relations, the law applicable in India is
  1. A
    Secular law in India
  2. B
    Statutory law
  3. C
    Religious law
  4. D
    Personal law of the parties
Question 2Single Answer
Under the Muslim Law, marriage is regarded as a -
  1. A
    Sacrament
  2. B
    Contract
  3. C
    Social need
  4. D
    Tradition
Question 3Single Answer
A muslim goes to any country of the world -
  1. A
    With his personal law
  2. B
    Without his personal law
  3. C
    Leaving his personal law in his country
  4. D
    With an object of obeying the laws of the country concern which includes personal law
Question 4Single Answer
Who said, "Divorce good in law though bad in Theology" ?
  1. A
    Justice Mittar
  2. B
    Justice  Bachloar
  3. C
    Justice  Beharul Islam
  4. D
    Justice  Amir Ali
Question 5Single Answer
Which on of the following was appointed as Khalifa after the death of Mohammad Sahib, the Prophet
  1. A
    Abu Hanifa
  2. B
    Ummar
  3. C
    Abu  Bakr
  4. D
    Ali Sahib
Question 6Single Answer
Muslim Jurisprudence is known as
  1. A
    Fiqh
  2. B
    Qiyas
  3. C
    Koran
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 7Single Answer
Which is not a place of pulic worship ?
  1. A
    Mosque
  2. B
    Imambara
  3. C
    Dargah
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 8Single Answer
Under Muslim Law, marriage is
  1. A
    An institution legalishing male and female conjugal relations
  2. B
    A civil contract
  3. C
    Sunnet
  4. D
    All the above
Question 9Single Answer
Who has observed "Muslim Marriage is both a civil contract and a religious sacrament" ?
  1. A
    Amir Ali
  2. B
    Dr. Jang
  3. C
    Justice sir Shah Sulaiman
  4. D
    Justice Mahmood
Question 10Single Answer
Marriage in Islam is a
  1. A
    Contract
  2. B
    Sacrement
  3. C
    Contract as well as sacrement
  4. D
    Neither contract nor Sacrement
Question 11Single Answer
What is the primary purpose of establishing parentage in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    To determine the child's education
  2. B
    To assign guardianship only
  3. C
    To decide the child's marital status
  4. D
    To establish lineage and inheritance rights
Question 12Single Answer
Who is considered the father of a child born within a valid marriage under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    The husband of the mother
  2. B
    The mother's brother
  3. C
    The child's guardian
  4. D
    The mother's father
Question 13Single Answer
What is the status of a child born during a valid marriage in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Illegitimate
  2. B
    Legitimate
  3. C
    Acknowledged
  4. D
    Disowned
Question 14Single Answer
Can a child born in an irregular marriage be considered legitimate under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    No, never
  2. B
    Only if acknowledged by the mother
  3. C
    Yes, if the marriage is not void
  4. D
    Only if the child is male
Question 15Single Answer
What is meant by "acknowledgement" in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    A formal adoption process
  2. B
    Registering a child with authorities
  3. C
    A man acknowledging a child as his own without proof of paternity
  4. D
    Naming a child after the father
Question 16Single Answer
Under Muslim Law, when can a man acknowledge a child as his own?
  1. A
    Only if the child is an adult
  2. B
    Only if the child is born in a void marriage
  3. C
    In the absence of proof of paternity
  4. D
    Only with the mother's consent
Question 17Single Answer
What is the effect of a valid acknowledgement of paternity in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    It cancels the mother's rights
  2. B
    It changes the child's religion
  3. C
    It makes the child a guardian
  4. D
    It grants the child inheritance rights
Question 18Single Answer
Who can acknowledge a child under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Only the child's father
  2. B
    Any relative of the child
  3. C
    The child's mother
  4. D
    The child's guardian
Question 19Single Answer
What is a condition for a valid acknowledgement of a child in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    The child must be at least 18 years old
  2. B
    The mother must also acknowledge the child
  3. C
    The child must be born in a void marriage
  4. D
    The acknowledger must be in a position to be the father
Question 20Single Answer
What is the status of a child born in a void marriage under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Illegitimate
  2. B
    Legitimate
  3. C
    Acknowledged
  4. D
    Adopted
Question 21Single Answer
Can a child born out of wedlock be acknowledged as legitimate under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    No, never
  2. B
    No, unless born in an irregular marriage
  3. C
    Yes, if both parents agree
  4. D
    Yes, unconditionally
Question 22Single Answer
What does parentage establish in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Lineage and inheritance rights
  2. B
    Only the child's religion
  3. C
    The child's marital prospects
  4. D
    The child's educational rights
Question 23Single Answer
What is required for a marriage to be considered valid for legitimacy purposes in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    It must follow all legal formalities
  2. B
    It must be an irregular marriage
  3. C
    It must involve a dowry
  4. D
    It must be registered
Question 24Single Answer
What happens to a child's legitimacy if born within six months of a valid marriage in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    The child is illegitimate
  2. B
    The child is legitimate
  3. C
    The child is acknowledged
  4. D
    The child is disowned
Question 25Single Answer
Can a child born in an irregular marriage inherit from the father under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    No, never
  2. B
    Yes, if the marriage is not void
  3. C
    Only if the mother agrees
  4. D
    Only if the child is male
Question 26Single Answer
What is the minimum gestation period for a child to be considered legitimate in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Three months
  2. B
    Six months
  3. C
    Nine months
  4. D
    Twelve months
Question 27Single Answer
Who is considered the mother of a child in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    The woman who adopts the child
  2. B
    The woman who gives birth to the child
  3. C
    The woman who raises the child
  4. D
    The woman married to the father
Question 28Single Answer
What is the significance of legitimacy in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    It determines the child's nationality
  2. B
    It establishes inheritance and lineage rights
  3. C
    It decides the child's education
  4. D
    It affects the child's marital status
Question 29Single Answer
Can a child born before a valid marriage be considered legitimate in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    No, never
  2. B
    No, unless born in an irregular marriage
  3. C
    Yes, unconditionally
  4. D
    Yes, if acknowledged
Question 30Single Answer
What is the legal effect of a father's acknowledgement of a child in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    It changes the child's surname
  2. B
    It makes the child eligible for inheritance
  3. C
    It transfers guardianship to the father
  4. D
    It cancels the mother's rights
Question 31Single Answer
What is an irregular marriage in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    A marriage that is void
  2. B
    A marriage without a dowry
  3. C
    A marriage without witnesses
  4. D
    A marriage with some legal defects but not void
Question 32Single Answer
Can a child born in a void marriage be acknowledged as legitimate in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Yes, if the father acknowledges
  2. B
    Only if the child is male
  3. C
    Yes, if the mother agrees
  4. D
    No, never
Question 33Single Answer
What is the role of parentage in determining inheritance in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    It has no role
  2. B
    It only determines guardianship
  3. C
    It establishes who inherits from whom
  4. D
    It affects only the mother’s rights
Question 34Single Answer
Can a woman acknowledge a child as her own under Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Yes, in all cases
  2. B
    Only if the child is born in a valid marriage
  3. C
    Yes, if the father agrees
  4. D
    No, only a man can acknowledge a child
Question 35Single Answer
What is the condition for a valid acknowledgement of paternity in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    The child must be born in a void marriage
  2. B
    The child must be at least 7 years old
  3. C
    The acknowledger must be capable of being the father
  4. D
    The mother must also acknowledge
Question 36Single Answer
What is the status of a child born after the termination of a valid marriage in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Illegitimate
  2. B
    Legitimate, if born within a specific period
  3. C
    Acknowledged
  4. D
    Disowned
Question 37Single Answer
What is the specific period after divorce for a child to be considered legitimate in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    One year
  2. B
    Six months
  3. C
    Nine months
  4. D
    Two years
Question 38Single Answer
Can a child born in an irregular marriage inherit from the mother in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    No, never
  2. B
    Only if the marriage is void
  3. C
    Only if the father acknowledges
  4. D
    Yes, always
Question 39Single Answer
What is the consequence of a void marriage on a child’s legitimacy in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    The child is legitimate
  2. B
    The child is illegitimate
  3. C
    The child is acknowledged
  4. D
    The child is adopted
Question 40Single Answer
Can a father acknowledge a child born to a woman he is not married to in Muslim Law?
  1. A
    Yes, unconditionally
  2. B
    Yes, if the mother agrees
  3. C
    Yes, if the child is male
  4. D
    No, unless married to the mother
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