Top 50+ Solved Islamic Banking Products MCQ Questions Answer
Q. An investor and his customer contribute either in shared possession of an assets orequipment, or in a combined commercial venture is
a. diminishing musharika
b. musharika
c. ijarah
d. salam
Q. The term Shirrkah – al- aqd in Islamic commercial law refers to a partnership or jointventure formed by………
a. payment of a fixed price
b. safe keeping
c. contract
d. ruling by the shariah scholars
Q. The Islamic financial system prohibits transactions featuring
a. extreme uncertainties resulting from speculation and gambling
b. sharing of profit and risk of loss
c. partnership agreements
d. trading for profit
Q. Are Islamic banking products for Muslims only
a. for muslims and and those non-muslims who are allowed by sharri'ah scholars.
b. no
c. yes
d. for muslims and those who convert to muslims
Q. Tameen is another name for
a. takaful (islamic insurance)
b. faqir (a poor person)
c. shirkah (partnership)
d. tatfif (fraud)
Q. Amanah in Islamic banking refers to
a. a deposit held in trust which creates various fiduciary duties.
b. an expert who is consulted for advice on islamic law.
c. an interest-free loan.
d. a loan that does not have to be repaid
Q. The Arabic term Haq means
a. legal rights
b. credit proposal
c. taking full responsibility
d. kind of sale
Q. The Shari'ah is set of rules or law governing
a. spending on objects which have been explicitly prohibited.
b. the quantity and quality of a good for sale
c. economic, social, political and cultural aspects of islam societies.
d. principles of partnership
Q. Wakalah is used by Islamic banks mostly for
a. consumer loans
b. sales through documents
c. fund management
d. guaranteeing payments
Q. Banking may broadly be described as the business of providing
a. investment services
b. financial services
c. loans and mortgages
d. foreign exchange services
Q. Which of the following is a type of investing instrument?
a. musharakah
b. tawarruq
c. kafalah
d. qimar
Q. The term Aqd in Islamic commercial law refers to
a. ownership of goods
b. a contract
c. non-permissible
d. permissible
Q. Takaful, a form of Islamic insurance, refer to a scheme for
a. struggling for livelihood
b. perfect ownership
c. equal distribution of wealth
d. mutual assistance and shared responsibility