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Explain the circumstances that led to the revelation of Surah An Nur (Q.24)

3/4/2021

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Explain the circumstances that led to the revelation of Surah An Nur (Q.24). (5 mks)

Circumstance that led to the revelation of Surah Nur.

It was about the incident which happened to Aisha on the return from an expedition to Banu Mustaliq.
Aisha had left her tent in search for her necklace when she returned she found that the camp had left.
She sat down hoping someone will come to fetch her.
The next morning she was found by Safuan who had been left to remain behind to collect things .
When people saw them together they spread rumours about them of committing adultery.
The Surah was revealed to defend lady Aisha against the rumours.
It was also revealed o lay down rules and regulations on morality and various punishment and reprimand those who were spreading the rumours.

5 x 1 = 5marks

Explain the circumstances that led to the revelation of Surah An Nur

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Enumerate the Prohibitions mentioned in Surah Al-Nur (Q24)

26/3/2021

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Enumerate the Prohibitions mentioned in Surah Al-Nur (Q24) (6 marks)

Fornication
Adultery
False accusation by a spouse
Slander
Propagation of rumours
We should not follow foot steps of Satan
Avoid looking at opposite sex

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With reference to Surah An-Nur, describe the prescribed punishments for Zinna and for quadhf (slander)

16/3/2021

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2007 Question 2(a) with Answers.

With reference to Surah An-Nur, describe the prescribed punishments for Zinna and for quadhf (slander). (8 marks)

Zinna

Prescribed punishment for fornication: The man and woman who are guilty of fornication should be flogged with hundred stripes.
The punishment should be administered publicly / in the open. The marriage should be terminated.

Slander

Those who are guilty of slander should be flogged with eighty stripes.
The testimony of those who have been found to have slandered should be rejected in future.

(4 x 2 = 8 marks)

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State the moral teachings of Surah An-Nur.

14/3/2021

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KCSE IRE Paper 1 2013 Question 2(a) with Answers.

a) State the moral teachings of Surah An-Nur. (10 marks)

Moral teachings of Surah An-Nur

The Surah highlights chastity which is a virtue for both men and women Q 24: 15 -16 highlights the punishment for sex offences e.g. fornicators to be given 100 lashes and there must be witnesses when the punishment is being carried out.
Adultery is discouraged and Muslims are called upon to boycott adulterers and should not have any relations with them Q 24:3.
Those who slander or create false allegations about sexual misconduct. those who accuse others of adultery without evidence to be given 80 lashes and if they repent thereafter then Allah will forgive them Q 24:4 - 5.
Husbands who accuse their wives of inﬁdelity without evidence should swear 4 times and invoke the curse of Allah on themselves if the wives swear in the same way, then they are acquitted. Q 24: 6 - 10.
The Surah lays down general principles regarding relations between Muslims that should be based on faith and not suspicions. Q 24: 26
Believers are forbidden from entering houses of other people unless with permission. Q24: 27 - 29.
Believers are wamed to be careful about false rumours because they can cause pain and divisions among them. those who spread evil rumours deserve punishment and not encouragement. Q 24: 11 - 16.
Marriage is encouraged among the single and pious even if they are slaves or poor as Allah will enrich them.
Slavery is discouraged. Slave owners are asked to give ﬁnancial help to the slaves so that they can eam their freedom. Prostitution by slave girls is also forbidden. Q 24:33
Muslim men and women should lower their gaze from looking at forbidden things and shun illegal sexual acts.
Women are forbidden from revealing their adomment except to their husband and Mahrim. Q 24: 30 - 31
Rules regarding coexistence and social relations are established, e.g privacy in the home is encouraged servants and under age children should not enter private rooms without permission especially before Fajr prayers, at noon and after Isha prayers. Q 24: 58 - 59 -
Old women past child bearing age are permitted to set aside their outer garment within the house. Q 24: 60.
Muslims are encouraged to treat the disabled kindly e.g. the blind, lame, crippled and sick. are allowed to eat in other people‘s houses.
When entering other people's houses. it is good to offer greetings.

(5 x 2= 10 marks)

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Explain the circumstances that led to the revelation of Surah An Nur (Q.24)

Explain the circumstances that led to the revelation of Surah An Nur (Q.24). (5 mks)

Enumerate the Prohibitions mentioned in Surah Al-Nur (Q24)

Enumerate the Prohibitions mentioned in Surah Al-Nur (Q24) (6 marks)

With reference to Surah An-Nur, describe the prescribed punishments for Zinna and for quadhf (slander)

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2007 Question 2(a) with Answers.

With reference to Surah An-Nur, describe the prescribed punishments for Zinna and for quadhf (slander). (8 marks)

State the moral teachings of Surah An-Nur.

KCSE IRE Paper 1 2013 Question 2(a) with Answers.

a) State the moral teachings of Surah An-Nur. (10 marks)

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