Correct Answer: C. Morocco

Correct Answer: B. angels of punishment

Explanation

*Sharia, Islamic law, or redundantly Sharia law, is a religious law forming part of the Islamic tradition. It is derived from the religious precepts of Islam, particularly the Quran and the hadith.

*Sharia is a now a familiar term to Muslims and non-Muslims. It can often be heard in news stories about politics, crime, feminism, terrorism and civilisation.

All aspects of a Muslim's life are governed by Sharia. Sharia law comes from a combination of sources including the Qur'an (the Muslim holy book), theHadith (sayings and conduct of the prophet Muhammad) andfatwas (the rulings of Islamic scholars).

Many people, including Muslims, misunderstand Sharia. It's often associated with the amputation of limbs, death by stoning, lashes and other medieval punishments. Because of this, it is sometimes thought of as draconian. Some people in the West view Sharia as archaic and unfair social ideas that are imposed upon people who live in Sharia-controlled countires.

Many Muslims, however, hold a different view. In the Islamic tradition Sharia is seen as something that nurtures humanity. They see the Sharia not in the light of something primitive but as something divinely revealed. In a society where social problems are endemic, Sharia frees humanity to realise its individual potential.

Explanation

What is an Iddah Period?

This is the period of time that a woman that is in the process of officially being separated from her husband legislatively, in which she does not remarry. The iddah period leaves open time for the husband and wife to reconcile and continue on with their marriage, as long as it is done before the period has ended.

What are the types of woman that has an Iddah Period?

1. The woman that her husband has passed away.
2. The woman that her husband is still alive.

What are the iddah periods for these types of woman?

1. The one who’s husband has passed away;
   1. If she is pregnant her iddah period is until she delivers the child.
   2. If she is not pregnant her iddah period is four months and ten days.
2. The one who’s husband is alive;
   1. If she is pregnant her iddah period is until she delivers the child.
   2. If she is not pregnant her iddah period is;
      1. If she still has her menstrual cycle, three periods of purifying herself after her menses.
      2. If she no longer has here menses, she must wait a period of three months.

An Important Side Note:

A woman that has been divorced after being married, but before the marriage was consummated, has no iddah period that she must observe.

Correct Answer: C. Authenticity

Correct Answer: D. authenticity of the Glorious Quran

Correct Answer: D. directed Khadija to cover him with a cloak

Correct Answer: A. Islam

Correct Answer: C. Shirk

Correct Answer: A. as sanat