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Islam: Practices
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40 Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Religious Studies questions on Islam: Practices, each with instant feedback and a full examiner-style mark scheme.

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Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

What is the name of the niche in the qiblah wall that indicates the direction of Makkah?

  1. Minbar
  2. Mihrab
  3. Minaret
  4. Musalla
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✓ Answer: BMihrab
Award 1 mark for identifying the mihrab as the niche in the qiblah wall indicating the direction of Makkah. A is incorrect — the minbar is the raised platform or pulpit used for delivering the khutbah. C is incorrect — the minaret is the tower used to call the adhan. D is incorrect — musalla refers to a prayer area or prayer mat.
Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

Some mosques include a madrasah as part of their facilities. What is the primary function of a madrasah?

  1. To provide Islamic education and Qur'anic teaching
  2. To prepare food for community gatherings
  3. To provide accommodation for travelling Muslims
  4. To store copies of the Qur'an and religious texts
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✓ Answer: ATo provide Islamic education and Qur'anic teaching
Award 1 mark for identifying the madrasah as an educational institution. C is incorrect — accommodation might be provided but this is not the primary function of a madrasah. D is incorrect — this describes a library. B is incorrect — this describes kitchen facilities, not a madrasah.
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