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Muslim knowledge quiz
Test what you know about Islam with short multiple-choice quizzes. Pick a topic or play a mixed quiz, and after every answer see the explanation and the Quran verse or hadith it comes from.
16,192 questions in the bank · 598 questions in 10 topics
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Quran
Which surah is this verse from?
Read a verse and name its surah. Over 4,900 verses.
Complete the verse
Finish the verse from four choices. Over 3,200 verses.
Verse numbers
Know where a verse sits in its surah. Over 5,000 verses.
Surah facts
Number of verses, order of the surahs and the juz' they begin in.
Names of Allah
Hand-written topics
Questions on the pillars, prophets, seerah, prayer and more, each with an explanation and its source.
Mixed quiz Questions from every topic, chosen at random each time. A good way to find what to learn next. Start the mixed quizChoose a topic
Quran
Surahs, verses, revelation and the stories of the Quran.
Pillars and faith
The five pillars of Islam and the six articles of faith.
Prophets
The prophets named in the Quran and what happened to them.
Seerah
The life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, from birth to his death.
Prayer
Salah, wudu, the adhan, the Friday and Eid prayers.
Fasting, zakat and Hajj
Ramadan, zakat, Hajj, Umrah and other acts of worship.
Sunnah and hadith
Famous hadith, manners and the daily Sunnah.
Companions
The Sahaba: Abu Bakr, 'Umar, 'Uthman, 'Ali and others.
Islamic history
The Hijri calendar, holy places and the early community.
Unseen and the Hereafter
Angels, the grave, the Last Day, Paradise and Hell.
How it works
- Pick a topic or the mixed quiz, then choose how many questions you want and how hard they should be.
- Tap an answer. You see at once whether it is right, with a short explanation and the source of the answer.
- At the end, review the questions you missed, try again or share your score.
How the bank is made
These questions are not written from memory. Each one is built from the Arabic text of the Quran and of the two Sahih collections on this site, so the answer is the text itself. Verses and hadith that appear more than once are left out, so a question never has two right answers. Every answer shows its source: the surah and verse, or the book and hadith number.
General information for learning, not a fatwa. For your own situation, ask a qualified scholar.
Common questions
Is the Muslim Flow quiz free?
Yes. Every quiz is free, with no account and no ads.
Where do the questions come from?
From the Quran and authentic hadith, mainly Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, and from early sources such as Sirah Ibn Hisham for history. Each answer shows the source it is based on.
Is my score saved?
Your best score and number of attempts for each topic are saved only in your own browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and clearing your browser data removes them.
Which languages are the questions in?
The questions are written in English and Arabic. In other languages the page is shown in your language and the questions appear in English.