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Muslim Act Law 100 MCQ With Free Exam SET:-1

Q41. How many grounds of divorce are provided for a Muslim woman under Section 2 of the Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939 ?

(A) 7
(B) 8
(C) 9
(D) 10

Q42. Mother’s right to have the custody of the child

(A) Extinguishes on divorce by the father of the child
(B) Continues even on divorce by the father of the child
(C) Continues on divorce by the father of the child only with the consent of the father of the child
(D) Continues on divorce by the father of the child only with the permission of the court

Q43. Marriage agreement between a Muslim couple, may provide for
Q44. In Muslim Law marriage contracted without witness is

(A) Void
(B) Valid
(C) Invalid
(D) Irregular

Q45. Who under the Mohammedan Law can claim right of preemption ?

(A) Shafi-i-Sharik (a co-sharer in the property)
(B) Shafi-i-Khalit (a participator in immunities and appendages)
(C) Shafl-i-Iar (an owner of contiguous immovable property)
(D) All of them

Q46. A void bequest is:

(A) Contingent bequest
(B) Bequest made to the child in womb born within six months
(C) Alternative bequest
(D) None of these

Q47. In a suit for divorce by the wife on the ground of ‘missing of husband’ under section 2(i) of Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act

(A) The paternal uncle and brother of the husband, if any, must be cited as a party if he or they are heirs of the husband
(B) The paternal uncle and brother of the husband, if any, must be cited as a party if he or they are not heirs of the husband
(C) The paternal uncle and brother of the husband, if any, must be cited as a party irrespective of whether he or they, are heirs or not the heirs of the husband
(D) The maternal uncle and the cousin brother of the husband, if any must be cited as a party irrespective of whether he or they are heirs or not heirs of the husband

Q48. An irregular marriage can be terminated

(A) By saying ‘I have relinquished you’
(B) By divorce
(C) By the intervention of the court
(D) By either (A) or (B) or (C)

Q49. Conversion to Islam of a non-Muslim husband, lawfully married in accordance with his own law

(A) Shall ipsofacto dissolve his marriage
(B) Shall dissolve his marriage with the permission of the Qazi
(C) Shall dissolve his marriage if the conversion to Islam is with the permission of the court
(D) Shall not dissolve his marriage

Q50. Talab-e-Mowasbat is made . . . . . . . :

(A) Before sale
(B) Before court
(C) Before decree
(D) None of these

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