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• A gift can be revoked by a Muslim
  ক

  Before the offer of gift is accepted by the donee

  খ

  At any time before the delivery of possession

  গ

  At any time after delivery of possession

  ঘ

  Either (B) or (C)
• A marriage of a Muslim with a woman prohibited by reason of affinity shall be
  ক

  Irregular

  খ

  Void

  গ

  Valid

  ঘ

  None of the above
• Y, a Muslim executes a deed in respect of an immovable property in favour of 'Z' and gets the same registered, but the delivery of possession is not given to 'Z'
  ক

  Gift is complete and valid the moment registration is done

  খ

  Gift is incomplete and thus void

  গ

  Gift is complete but voidable at the instance of heirs

  ঘ

  Gift is incomplete but can be ratified by the court
• Delegation of power to give divorce, to wife, contingent upon happening of an event, on the happening of that event
  ক

  Shall ipsofacto dissolve the marriage

  খ

  Marriage shall be dissolved on exercise of power by the wife

  গ

  Marriage can only be dissolved with the consent of the husband

  ঘ

  Marriage can be dissolved by resorting to judicial process by the husband
• Testamentary capacity of a Muslim is cut down
  ক

  As to quantum

  খ

  As to the legatees

  গ

  As to both quantum and legatees

  ঘ

  Only as to quantum and not as to legatees
• In Muslim Law marriage with a woman prohibited by reason of blood relationship is
  ক

  Valid & the issue legitimate

  খ

  Irregular & the issue legitimate

  গ

  Void but the issue legitimate

  ঘ

  Void and the issue illegitimate
• Mutah marriages are considered to be illicit by
  ক

  Sunnite School of Mohammedan law

  খ

  Ismailis

  গ

  Zaydis

  ঘ

  All the above
• In the event of non-payment of prompt dower, the wife
  ক

  Can refuse to live with her husband and admit him to sexual intercourse

  খ

  Cannot refuse to live with her husband but can refuse to admit him to sexual intercourse

  গ

  Can refuse to live with her husband but cannot refuse to admit him to sexual intercourse

  ঘ

  Can neither refuse to live with her husband nor can refuse to admit him to sexual intercourse
• The application of Muhammadan Law to non-muslims is entirely . . . . . . . . :
  ক

  Personal

  খ

  Customary

  গ

  Arbitrary

  ঘ

  None of these
• In a divorce by Khula, though it is by agreement between the husband and wife, the initiative for divorce
  ক

  Is of the wife

  খ

  Is of the husband

  গ

  Is of both

  ঘ

  Can be of the wife or the husband
• Shia law does not provide for
  ক

  Valid marriage

  খ

  Irregular marriage

  গ

  Void marriage

  ঘ

  Either (A) or (B) or (C)
• Time which the court can grant to the husband, for satisfying the court that he has ceased to be impotent, under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939 is
  ক

  Three months

  খ

  Six months

  গ

  One year

  ঘ

  Two years
• A gift of mushaa, in a property capable of division, is valid from the moment of the gift, even if the share is not divided off and delivered to the donee, in which of the following cases
  ক

  Gift by co-heir or co-sharer to another

  খ

  Gift of a share in a Zamindari or taluka, or freehold property in a large commercial area

  গ

  Gift of shares in a land company

  ঘ

  All the above
• A married Muslim man changed his religion and became a Hindu. After one month, he got married to a Hindu girl. This marriage is:
  ক

  Valid as it was contracted after conversion which results in automatic dissolution of Muslim Marriage

  খ

  Valid as the Hindu husband cannot live with Muslim wife

  গ

  Void as he was already married

  ঘ

  Void as it was contracted without the consert of the first wife
• Which of the following is Arabian virtue
  ক

  Hospitality

  খ

  Fortitude

  গ

  Manliness

  ঘ

  All the above
• In Shia muslim marriage how many witness are compulsorily required?
  ক

  One male and two females

  খ

  Two males

  গ

  No witness

  ঘ

  Two females
• Give Correct Response:<br>The power of a Muslim to dispose off his property by a Will is:
  ক

  Unlimited

  খ

  Limited

  গ

  Limited to the extent of ¹/₃^rd of his property

  ঘ

  All of the above
• Creating a "Waqf" means dedication of property to:-
  ক

  State

  খ

  Himself

  গ

  Family members

  ঘ

  God
• In which of the following cases, the gift is not irrevocable
  ক

  When the thing given is lost or destroyed or has become unidentifiable

  খ

  When the thing given has been transferred by the donee in any manner

  গ

  When the thing given has increased in value

  ঘ

  None of the above
• Dower in Muslim Law is-<br>1. Dowry<br>2. An obligation imposed upon the husband as a mark of respect for wife<br>3. Consideration for marriage<br>4. A legal right of the wife<br>Select the correct answer by using the given below-
  ক

  1, 3 and 4

  খ

  2 and 4

  গ

  2, 3 and 4

  ঘ

  2 and 3
• Which of the following are not a valid gift
  ক

  Conditional gifts

  খ

  Contingent

  গ

  Gifts in future

  ঘ

  All the above
• 'Missing of husband' to be a ground for divorce, the whereabouts of the husband must have not been known for a period of
  ক

  Three years

  খ

  Four years

  গ

  Five years

  ঘ

  Seven years
• System developed by the Muslim doctors is
  ক

  Mohammedan law

  খ

  Fiqh

  গ

  Muslim law

  ঘ

  All the above
• Religion of Islam is essentially
  ক

  Monotheistic

  খ

  Polytheistic

  গ

  Paganistic

  ঘ

  Either (B) or (C) and not (A)
• Where there have been three declarations, amounting to an irrevocable talaq, the divorced couple
  ক

  Cannot re-marry

  খ

  Can re-marry without the wife first marrying another man

  গ

  Can re-marry only after undergoing the prescribed course

  ঘ

  Can re-marry without undergoing the prescribed course with the permission of the Qazi
• "Muslim marriage is a religious sacrament too." It was laid down in
  ক

  Maina Bibi v. Chaudhary Vakil Ahmad 1925, PC

  খ

  Shah Bano case, 1986 SC

  গ

  Mohd. Khan v. Husaini Begum 1903, PC

  ঘ

  Anis Begum v. Mustafa (1933) ILR 55 All 733
• Property over which the widow has exercised a right of retention, the widow has a right to alienate that property by
  ক

  Sale

  খ

  Mortgage

  গ

  Gift

  ঘ

  None of the above
• Failing the mother, the custody of a boy under the age of seven years belongs to:
  ক

  Father

  খ

  Paternal uncle

  গ

  Brother's wife

  ঘ

  None of these
• Iddat period, in case of a divorced woman, if she is subject to menstruation, means:
  ক

  Three menstrual courses after the date of divorce

  খ

  Six months period after the date of divorce

  গ

  Nine menstrual courses after the date of divorce

  ঘ

  Nine months period after the date of divorce
• After the death of the husband, a Muslim wife can retain possession over her husband's property until dower is paid. This is her right of
  ক

  Pre-emption

  খ

  Recovery

  গ

  Retention

  ঘ

  Pledge