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Elaborate the six achievements of Khalifa Ali (R.A.)

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 6(c) with Answers.

(c) Elaborate the six achievements of Khalifa Ali (R.A.) (6 marks)

Achievements of Khalifa Ali (R.A)

He faced the challenges after the assassination of Khalifa Uthman with courage and exemplary character.
He tried to unite Muslims at a time of difficulties and bring them back on one platform.
He led a very simple life of self denial.
He was a great warrior and a scholar who benefitted the Muslims with his knowledge.
He was one of the greatest Jurists among the Sahabas and assisted Muslims in judicial matters during his reign.
He was so effective in his speeches and writings that he attracted a lot of people to the fold of Islam.
He implemented the payment of jizya.
He changed his capital from Madina to Kufa for effective administration.
He established Kufa as a centre of knowledge.
He appointed judges according to their competencies.
He ruled based on the Quran and Hadith.

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State Imam Ghazali’s view on children’s education.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 6(b) with Answers.

(b) State Imam Ghazali’s view on children’s education. (6 marks)

Imam Ghazali’s view on children’s education

A child should be taught the creed in his earliest age.
The meaning of the creed should be taught in an advanced age of the child.
A child must be polite humble and attentive and should not boast about his father’s wealth
He must learn to respect and obey his parents, teachers and elders.
He must observe the rules of cleanliness and be taught to fast a few days in Ramadhan.
He should be taught not to love money for love of it is a deadly poison.
He should learn the prescriptions of the sacred law.
The pupils must not be excessively proud.
Punishing children should be a last resort.
Teaching of children should be from simple to complex.

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Discuss eight contributions made by Abbasids in the field of Education.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 6(a) with Answers.

(a) Discuss eight contributions made by Abbasids in the field of Education. (8 marks)

Contribution of Abbasids in the field of education.

They established Madrassas, schools, colleges and other institutions of learning in the empire and they ensured that a library was attached to every mosque where children learnt Quran and other elements of religion
They established schools in private houses where the rich had private tutors in their houses.
Education system was well organized into lower level/primary where pupils learned how to read Quran, middle level/secondary where they learned meaning and interpretation of the Quran, Hadith literature and logic then the advanced level where students learnt Maths, geography, philosophy e.t.c
Khalifa Maamun established Baitul hikma which was an important learning centre.
Works of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Galilleo were translated into Arabic.
Islamic Fiqh developed based on the Quran and hadith and the four schools of thought evolved during this time.
They encouraged women to seek for knowledge.
Khalifa Maamun encouraged astronomy by building two observatories.
Sahihul Sitta was compiled during the Abbasids
Produced famous geographers e.g. Al-Yaqub wrote (Kitabul buldan) the book of the country
The era produced great philosophers such as Al- kindi, Al farabi,lbn Sina.
Abbasid khalifas employed teachers and funded research.

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In which ways has Islam discouraged slavery?

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 5(c) with Answers.

(c) In which ways has Islam discouraged slavery? (6 marks)

How Islam discourages slavery.

Islam teaches that the best before Allah are the most pious,regardless of their race or social standing
The message in the Quran is for the whole of mankind, rich, poor,free, slave
The Prophet (p.b.u.h.) preached on the equality of mankind and brotherhood
The Prophet advocated for humane treatment of slaves e.g. he set free Zaid bin Harith who was a slave
The Prophet preached against slavery.
Setting free a slave is one of the ways of atoning for one’s sins.
Slaves were given high ranks e.g. Bilal Ibn Rabbah was a Muadhin.
Islam advocates for the fair treatment of slaves.
Slaves were asked to buy their freedom.

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Explain four factors that led to the battle of Badr.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 5(b) with Answers.

(b) Explain four factors that led to the battle of Badr. (8 marks)

Factors that led to the battle of Badr.

The urge by the Makkans to show their superiority and attack the Muslims in Mad ma
The fact that Islam had gotten a base from which they could fight idolatory angered the Makkans.
The Quraish feared that the Muslims could block their caravan route to Syria.
The escape of Abu Suffyan’s caravan that was approaching from Syria and the Muslims who were waiting to intercept it angered the Quraish and led to the battle.
Islam was challenging the idolatry religion in Makka which the Quraish never wanted to abandon
Allah granted the Muslims express permission to defend themselves from Makkan hostilities (Q22 :39)
Muslims wanted to regain some of the losses they had suffered for many years of Makkan attacks arid hostilities

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Give six reasons why Sayyidna Abubakar (R.A.) was elected Khalifa.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 5(a) with Answers.

(a) Give six reasons why Sayyidna Abubakar (R.A.) was elected Khalifa. (6 marks)

Reasons why Sayyidna Abubakar was elected Khalifa.

He was the closest companion of the Prophet (p.b.u.h.)
He was chosen by the Prophet to be his companion during the difficult time of the Hijra to Madina
He was one of the ten companions of the Prophet (p.b.u.h.) to whom the Prophet gave good tidings of paradise
He was the first man to believe in the Prophet p.b.u.h.
The Prophet had indirectly appointed him during his sickness when he asked him to lead people in prayers
He was proposed by both Umar and Abu Ubaydah to take the Khilafa and all the other companions agreed.
He participated in all the battles fought by the Prophet (p.b.u.h.)
He supported the Prophet (p.b.u,h.) throughout his mission
He stood by the Prophet (p.b.u.h.) and Islam in times of difficulties and gave all his wealth in support of Islam

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In what ways did Umar-al-Khattab contribute to the growth of Is lam before he became a Khalifa?

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 4(c) with Answers.

(c) In what ways did Umar-al-Khattab contribute to the growth of Is lam before he became a Khalifa? (7 marks)

Contributions of Umar-aI-Khattab to the growth of Islam before he became a Khalifa.

His conversation strengthened Islam.
Because of him, Muslims were able to perform Swalat publicly.
He was the first to declare his faith openly to the Quraish, this gave hope and confidence to the Muslims.
He asked the Prophet (P.b.u.h.) to offer prayers in the Kaaba.
He had great love for the Prophet and supported him.
He took part in most of the battles fought by Muslims.
Contributed to the Tabuk expedition physically and financially.
He was a scribe and advisor to the Prophet (P.b.u.h.) and Khalifa Abubakar R.A.
His conversion encouraged other Quraish to convert to Islam.

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State six reasons that led to the fall of the Fattimid's empire.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 4(b) with Answers.

(b) State six reasons that led to the fall of the Fattimid's empire. (6 marks)

Reasons for the fall of the Fattimid empire.

Discontentment as a result of forceful conversion e.g. Khalifa Al-Hakim was not tolerant towards other religions and forced Christians and Jews to convert to Islam.
The empire was vast, hence difficult to enforce law and order This created divisions which led to their downfall.
Corruption ¡n the administration.
Disunity between Sunnis and Shia contributed to the weakening of the state.
Oppression of citizens which led to revolts.
Forcing Ismaili doctrines on everyone and increasing taxes created discontentment.
Strict measures such as suppression of women, banning of alcohol and gambling displeased many people.
Killings and torture led to the rise of crusaders who campaigned against Fattimid rule.
Weak and immature rulers who could not control the empire e.g. Al-Hakim.
Turkish slaves serving as body guards of the rulers gained power and overthrew the Fattimids.

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Discuss ways in which Muslim city states on the East Coast of Africa facilitated the spread of Islam in the region between 1700 and 1900 AD.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 4(a) with Answers.

(a) Discuss ways in which Muslim city states on the East Coast of Africa facilitated the spread of Islam in the region between 1700 and 1900 AD. (7 marks)

Ways in which Muslim city states on the East Coast of Africa facilitated the spread of Islam in the region between 1700 -1900 AD

Inhabitants of the city states were Muslims intermarried with the local people who converted to Islam.
The Swahili/Islamic civilization and culture thrived in the city states, this attracted neighbouring communities who easily embraced Islam.
Mosques and madrassas ¡n the city states was an attraction to the local people who converted to Islam.
Through trade, inhabitants of the city states interacted with local people in the region leading to conversion to Islam.
People in the region left their homes to seek employment from Muslim inhabitants these workers eventually embraced Islam.
Those who sought employment in the city states occasionally travelled to visit relatives in the villages and they took Islam with them.
Businessmen from the city states who ventured into the mainland, established Muslim centres such as Taveta, Ujiji, Mumias which were responsible for the spread of Islam.
The city states were ruled by Muslims/Sultans who extended their authority into neighbouring local communities who accepted Islam.

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State seven Islamic teachings on acquisition of wealth.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 3(c) with Answers.

(c) State seven Islamic teachings on acquisition of wealth. (7 marks)

Islamic teachings on acquisition of wealth

Every person has a right to acquire wealth legally.
Islam Sanctions acceptable ways of acquiring wealth e.g. through trade, inheritance, gifts, work.
Illegal ways of acquiring wealth such as hoarding, unfair monopoly and charging interest are prohibited in Islam.
Taking other people’s property without permission is prohibited e.g. through stealing, robbery, deceit.
All property belongs to Allah and is held in trust by mankind.
Muslims should pay zakat from their wealth.
Muslims should avoid extravagant use of their wealth.
Wealth should be used for the benefit of the community especially the less fortunate members.
Wealth should not be used for harmful purposes.
When acquiring wealth, a Muslim should abide by the laws of the country e.g. in Kenya it is illegal to own elephant tusks.

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Give six ways through which Islam empowers women economically.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 3(b) with Answers.

(b) Give six ways through which Islam empowers women economically. (6 marks)

Ways through which Islam empowers women economically.

Women receive dowry from their husbands.
They inherit from their fathers, husbands and other relatives.
They are accorded the right to own property,
They are allowed to engage in income generating activities such as legal employment, business.
Married women should be cared for by their husbands hence can use their earnings in investments of their choice.
Women are allowed to seek for knowledge and advance in different careers in the job market.
They are entitled to financial support from the husband in case of divorce and they are the ones taking care of the children.
Women are allowed to receive gifts and proceeds from religious endowments (waqf).

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State seven rules to be observed by a Muslim shopkeeper when selling goods to customers.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 3(a) with Answers.

(a) State seven rules to be observed by a Muslim shopkeeper when selling goods to customers. (7 marks)

Rules to be observed by a Muslim shopkeeper when selling goods to customers.

A shopkeeper is not allowed to overcharge the customers.
The customers should be allowed to inspect goods before buying.
Customers can return defective goods.
The shopkeeper should not charge interest.
The shopkeeper should not hoard goods then hike their prices.
The shopkeeper should not cheat in weights and measurements.
The shopkeeper should not sell expired goods.
The customer should be informed about the condition and quality of the goods before buying.
A shopkeeper can sell goods on credit to the customers if he is able to.
A shopkeeper should not tamper with the goods before selling e.g. adulterating milk

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Identify seven unlawful acts in business transactions.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 2(c) with Answers.

(c) Identify seven unlawful acts in business transactions. (7 marks)

Unlawful acts in business transactions

Trading in unlawful and haram goods such as alcohol.
Reducing the weight when weighing items such as sugar.
Practising unfair monopoly.
Hoarding on goods.
Overpricing of commodities.(charging too much)
Starting a business with money from illegal earning.
Lack of mutual trust between the buyer and the seller.
Lying to the buyers on the suitability of commodities in order to attract them to buy from you.
Forcing a buyer to buy an item. (Lack of mutual consent).
Charging interest.
Engaging in bribery.

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Explain six teachings in Islam that a married couple can adopt in order to avoid talaq.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 2(b) with Answers.

(b) Explain six teachings in Islam that a married couple can adopt in order to avoid talaq. (6 marks)

Teachings in Islam that a married couple can adopt in order to avoid talaq

Both the wife and husband should be ready to accept the short comings of one another.
Amicable solutions should be sought before the final decision of resorting to talaq.
In-case the wife is getting out of control, the husband is expected to persuade her and cool her down so as to avoid talaq.
Wisdom and proper language should be used by both parties and the consequences of the divorce and loss of tranquility at home brought forth so as to avoid the painful outcome.
After the first talaq, the woman has to stay in the husbands house hoping for calmness, understanding and eventual reconciliation.
A couple should solve their misunderstanding through peaceful means, not through quarrelling or fighting.
If unable to solve issues, they should involve a third party to mediate.
In cases of misunderstandings, a couple should exercise the virtues of patience and forgiveness in order to avoid talaq.
A Muslim couple should base their relationship on fear of Allah,trust and understanding to avoid suspicion and quarrels.

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State seven benefits of writing a will before a Muslim dies.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 2(a) with Answers.

(a) State seven benefits of writing a will before a Muslim dies. (7 marks)

Benefits of writing a will before a Muslim dies

Writing a will attract rewards from Allah.
It reduces conflicts among the heirs after the death of a person since each heir will know their share
Declaration and writing of Wasiyya prevents injustice to those who were supposed to benefit from part of the estate of the deceased.
It clearly indicates who should be the administrator of the estate and his mandate.
Family members are able to refer to the will and know the debtors so as to pay them before sharing the tarka (estate).
It facilitates the rightful distribution of the wealth of the deceased.
A Muslim is able to benefit non-heirs by willing his property to them, hence assisting them.
Writing of a will enables Muslims assist other members of society e.g. through contributing to build schools, boreholes, hospitals e.t.c.
It designates what fraction of the estate should be set aside for the beneficiaries before distributing to the heirs.
It can be used as a guideline for inheritance in a non Muslim country.

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Mention six Islamic manners of walking.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 1(c) with Answers.

(c) Mention six Islamic manners of walking. (6 marks)

Islamic manners of walking

One should walk in a moderate pace. (Q. 31:19)
A Muslim should walk with humility and not with pride (Q. 17:37)
A Muslim should remove harmful obstacles on the way e.g. thorns, nails, e.t.c.
Women should not strike their feet as they walk to attract attention.
Women should always walk behind men so as to guard their modesty.
Muslims should lower their gaze while walking and should not stare directly at undesirable elements e.g. naked people.
Muslins should walk by the side of the path so that they don’t cause confusion for other path users.
Those walking should greet those who are seated.
Stop walking as a show of respect to the adhan or a funeral procession.
Walk on the right side of the road/path
Give way/ assist the disabled on the way.

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Elaborate the ways in which HIV/AIDS has affected the Muslim society today.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 1(b) with Answers.

(b) Elaborate the ways in which HIV/AIDS has affected the Muslim society today. (8 marks)

Ways in which HIV/AIDS has affected the Muslim society today.

It has impoverished families especially if the ìnfected person is the bread winner.
Children have been forced to drop out of schools due to lack of support from their parents who cannot afford to educate them.
Treatment for the disease is very expensive and many patients are unable to afford it. These depend on their families who may exhaust all finances for the their treatment.
It has led to psychological problems on the infected due to stigmatization and the affected due to stress of caring for the sick
It leads to divorce and separation in some cases.
It may lead to suffering of the children whose parents have separated and left them in a state of confusion.
It has led to deaths of many Muslims.
Children suffer psychologically when they are left as orphans after the death of their parents due to the disease.
Those infected are stigmatized and sometimes neglected by relatives, this causes suffering and can lead to an early death.
Affects the economy of a country because those affected are not able to work.

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Discuss the rationale behind the prohibition of slander in Islam.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 1(a) with Answers.

(a) Discuss the rationale behind the prohibition of slander in Islam. (6 marks)

Rationale behind the prohibition of Slander in Islam

Slander creates suspicion, dishonesty, in the society. People stop trusting one another, thus it destroys friendship, relationships.
It hurts the people on whom the slander is directed to leading to hostilities between people of the same religion, community, house e.t.c.
It encourages dishonesty and creates hatred and enmity in the society.
It leads to defamation of noble character e.g. lady Aisha.
It causes disunity, conflicts among members of the same community.
It is against the teachings of Islam and Allah hates those who engaged in this vice hence will lead to hell fire.
Spoils people’s reputation and can lead to loss of trust, jobs,livelihood/lowers dignity.
Can lead to marriage breakup due to suspicion and false rumours.

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State five qualities of the prophets of Allah (s.w)

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 6(c) with Answers.

c)State five qualities of the prophets of Allah (s.w) (5 marks)

Qualities of the Prophets of Allah

They are appointed by Allah to teach His religion and laws to mankind.
They were sent to various people or nations. To every nation Allah sent a prophet.
They all had the same essential mission i.e. to proclaim the message of tawhid or worship of only one God.
They received direct guidance from Allah in form of revelation.
They were sincere in fulfilling their mission.
They never demanded for payment for fulfilling their duties or proclaiming the message of Allah.
Allah endowed them with special gifts/miracles to facilitate their message.
They were always victorious in proclaiming the message of Allah.
They were knowledgeable on matters of faith and law.
They were models of exemplary character, behavior and morality.
They were free from committing major/minor sins knowingly (ma’sumin).

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Describe eight characteristics of the revealed books.

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 6(b) with Answers.

b)Describe eight characteristics of the revealed books. (8 marks)

Characteristics of the revealed books

They were revealed to the Prophets of Allah.
They all teach on the oneness of Allah.
The teachings of all revealed books are simple and straight forward.
They call people to the worship of one God and to stop worshipping of idols
They teach about sanctity of human life/importance of human beings as the most important of Allah’s creation.
They talk about the existence of Angels.
They talk of the belief in the prophets of God.
They talk of the existence of heaven and hell /punishment and reward.

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Why is the belief in Qadar important to Muslims?

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 6(a) with Answers.

a)Why is the belief in Qadar important to Muslims? (7 marks)

Why the belief in Qadar is important to Muslims

A Muslim recognizes the powers and authority of Allah over His creatures.
A Muslim accepts life situations whether good or bad as being part of the will of Allah.
Encourages Muslims to exercise patience when afflicted by calamities.
Muslims are contented with what they get in life as part of Allah’s providence.
Believers in Qadar earn rewards from Allah.
Muslims distinguish what is in human domain and what is in the realm of Allah e.g. human being plant crops, and whether the crops grow or not is in the hands of Allah.
It helps believers to rely on Allah only.
Understanding the concept of Qadar frees believers from the danger of resigning to fate.
Qadar is a pillar of ¡man without which one’s belief is incomplete.

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List six crimes and their punishment according to hudud laws,

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 5(c) with Answers.

c)List six crimes and their punishment according to hudud laws, (6 marks)

Crimes and their punishment according to Hudud laws

Theft — chopping off the hand (Q5:38).
Zinaa (adultery — stoning to death (Q24:2)
Murder/abortion — death.
Drinking of alcohol — 80 lashes.
Highway robbery — death.
Slander — 80 lashes.
Apostacy (Riddah) — death.
Zinaa — (fornication) — 100 lashes (Q24:2)

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Differentiate between zakat and tax

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 5(b) with Answers.

b)Differentiate between zakat and tax (8 marks)

Differences between zakat and tax

Zakat is a religious obligation and a pillar of Islam while tax is a requirement from the government and a secular duty.
Zakat is compulsory only to those who are able and qua1ify to give but tax is compulsory on all citizens who are capable of earning a living.
Zakat is given by the rich to the poor while tax is given by both rich and poor to the government.
There is a fixed rate for zakat which does not change, while the rate of tax keeps on fluctuating.
Zakat is paid on property which has been in one’s possession for a period not less than one year while tax is paid on monthly income.

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State six achievements of Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 5(a) with Answers.

a)State six achievements of Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal (6 marks)

Achievements of Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal

He is the founder of the Hanbali School of Law which gained wide acceptance in the Muslim world.
He was a famous jurist and was consulted on juridicial matters and was a leader known for independent opinions.
He strictly followed the shariah in judging legal matters, he accepted/acknowledged the four sources of Shariah.
Under his guidance, a committee of experts drafted a set of rules on legal matters known as Usul-al-Fiqh.
He encouraged Muslims to acquire knowledge for the betterment and service of Islam and not for material gains.
He reformed judicial institutions, he often criticized decisions by judges in courts by sending them private letters.
He wrote several books on law e.g. Al-fiqh ai akbar, al-alim wal muta’alim, Radd a’la al-Qadiriya, Musnad.

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Explain seven conditions to be fulfilled for one to be considered a mujtahid in Islam

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 4(c) with Answers.

c)Explain seven conditions to be fulfilled for one to be considered a mujtahid in Islam (7 marks)

Conditions to be fulfilled for one to be considered a Mujtahid

He must be a Muslim of sincere belief.
He must be mature
He must be pious, modest, upright and of unblemished character.
He must have knowledge of the Islamic Shariah.
He must have the knowledge of Quran and its science.
He must have the knowledge of the Sunnah of the Prophet (P.b.u.h.) and the science of Hadith.
He should acquire sufficient knowledge of every aspect of the issues about which ljtihad is required.
One must have the skills of Arabic language because all original sources of sharia arc in Arabic.
Should have knowledge of the pattern of behavior, customs and traditions of the local community.

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KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 6(c) with Answers.

​(c) Elaborate the six achievements of Khalifa Ali (R.A.) (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 6(b) with Answers.

(b) State Imam Ghazali’s view on children’s education. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 6(a) with Answers.

(a) Discuss eight contributions made by Abbasids in the field of Education. (8 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 5(c) with Answers.

(c) In which ways has Islam discouraged slavery? (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 5(b) with Answers.

(b) Explain four factors that led to the battle of Badr. (8 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 5(a) with Answers.

(a) Give six reasons why Sayyidna Abubakar (R.A.) was elected Khalifa. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 4(c) with Answers.

(c) In what ways did Umar-al-Khattab contribute to the growth of Is lam before he became a Khalifa? (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 4(b) with Answers.

(b) State six reasons that led to the fall of the Fattimid's empire. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 4(a) with Answers.

​(a) Discuss ways in which Muslim city states on the East Coast of Africa facilitated the spread of Islam in the region between 1700 and 1900 AD. (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 3(c) with Answers.

(c) State seven Islamic teachings on acquisition of wealth. (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 3(b) with Answers.

(b) Give six ways through which Islam empowers women economically. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 3(a) with Answers.

(a) State seven rules to be observed by a Muslim shopkeeper when selling goods to customers. (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 2(c) with Answers.

(c) Identify seven unlawful acts in business transactions. (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 2(b) with Answers.

(b) Explain six teachings in Islam that a married couple can adopt in order to avoid talaq. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 2(a) with Answers.

(a) State seven benefits of writing a will before a Muslim dies. (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 1(c) with Answers.

(c) Mention six Islamic manners of walking. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 1(b) with Answers.

(b) Elaborate the ways in which HIV/AIDS has affected the Muslim society today. (8 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 2 2019 Question 1(a) with Answers.

(a) Discuss the rationale behind the prohibition of slander in Islam. (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 6(c) with Answers.

c)State five qualities of the prophets of Allah (s.w) (5 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 6(b) with Answers.

​b)Describe eight characteristics of the revealed books. (8 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 6(a) with Answers.

a)Why is the belief in Qadar important to Muslims? (7 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 5(c) with Answers.

c)List six crimes and their punishment according to hudud laws, (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 5(b) with Answers.

b)Differentiate between zakat and tax (8 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 5(a) with Answers.

a)State six achievements of Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal (6 marks)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2019 Question 4(c) with Answers.

c)Explain seven conditions to be fulfilled for one to be considered a mujtahid in Islam (7 marks)

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(c) Elaborate the six achievements of Khalifa Ali (R.A.) (6 marks)

(a) Discuss ways in which Muslim city states on the East Coast of Africa facilitated the spread of Islam in the region between 1700 and 1900 AD. (7 marks)

b)Describe eight characteristics of the revealed books. (8 marks)