Though the Qur’an doesn’t explicitly number the quantity of prayers required of Muslim believers every day, it has been customary since time immemorial for Muslims to pray _________ times a day.

The Qur’anic penalty for adultery, following a careful conviction process, is:

Mark True or False for the following statement: “The Qur’an outlines every single practice of the modern Hajj.”

Qur’anic passages having to do with homsexuality focus on the biblical story of:

The word “jihad” literally means:

The Qur’an says that all believers must regularly:

One of the Qur’an’s most revolutionary laws was that:

This word, which means “the right path,” describes Islamic law as based on the Qur’an and hadiths.

Out of the Qur’an’s 6,200 verses, roughly how many are the “ayat al-akham,” or “legal verses?”

Mark True or False for the following statement: “The Qur’an outlaws usury.”

Toward the beginning the episode, when reading what the Qur’an says about fasting and going on the pilgrimage, we noted that from time to time the book includes:

How many times is the hijab, or veil, mentioned as a physical object in the Qur’an?

According to Qur’anic law, under what circumstances can a husband spend a wife’s dowry?

What’s the maximum number of wives the Qur’an says a man is allowed to have?

The word “Muslim” literally means:

The Qur’anic phrase “ahl al-kitab,” or “people of the book,” describes whom?

This word describes the part of Islamic law based on human reason.

We examined a passage in Surat an-Nisa, or “Women,” that ends with the words, “. . .admonish them. . .then strike them.” What does the word “them” refer to in this verse?

Mark True or False for the following statement: “The Qur’an prohibits believers from drinking alcohol.”

What does the Qur’an recommend be present on the scene when a loan agreement is made?