1) Select a true statement with regards to the Islamic stance on growing a beard.

1. Beards are discouraged since it means the person is untidy or unkempt.
2. Growing a beard is obligatory as it opposes the polytheists who generally do not keep beards.
3. Shaving off the beard is encouraged as it allows Muslims to blend in comfortably with the non-Muslim community.
4. Beards must be kept short and moustaches should be allowed to grow freely.

2) The Prophet fixed the maximum number of days for removing pubic and  underarm hairs to be:

1. seven days.
2. thirty days.
3. forty days.
4. None of the above.

3) Which of the following is excluded from the 'natural practices' that Islam urges us to follow?

1. Clipping the nails of hand and feet.
2. Shaving the pubic hair.
3. Cutting the moustache short.
4. None of the above.

4) Which of the following practices would be considered as going against the sunan al-fitrah?

1. Not removing the pubic hair at all since the area is generally kept covered out of the public eye.
2. Keeping the moustache long as a matter of honor as in some cultures.
3. Keeping the moustache long to have a more macho appearance.
4. Growing the nails long, in order to adorn them with nail polish.
5. All of the above.

5) Sunan al-fitrah are human practices that are:

1. natural, innate and in tune with how Allah created human beings.
2. unnatural and must be learned from professional hygienists.
3. primal and are discouraged lest human beings regress back to their animal like behavior.
4. None of the above.

6) The practice of circumcision:

1. can be traced back only to the time of the Prophet Muhammad.
2. can be traced back only to the time of the Prophet Jesus.
3. cannot be traced back to the time of any prophet since it is an advanced medical procedure which was not present at that time.
4. None of the above.

7) In Muslim males, when does delayed circumcision become required (wajib)?

1. Just before one is about to get married.
2. Upon reaching the age of puberty.
3. Just before one is about to perform pilgrimage to Makkah.
4. As soon as one develops an infection.