The limit of testamentary power by Muslim is:
In Islamic law, testamentary power is the right of a Muslim to dispose of their property and assets through a will or testamentary instrument, subject to certain limitations. One of the main limitations on this power is the requirement to follow the rules of inheritance outlined in the Quran. The Quran specifies that after the payment of funeral expenses and debts, the deceased's property should be distributed among their heirs according to a fixed formula. The exact shares to be distributed to each heir depend on their relationship to the deceased and are calculated using a system known as "faraid." However, the Quran also allows a Muslim to distribute up to one-third of their property through a will to non-heirs or to heirs in proportions that differ from those prescribed by faraid. This is known as the "wasiyyah" or bequest. Therefore, the correct answer to the given MCQ is (B) 1/3, as this is the maximum limit of testamentary power that a Muslim can exercise under Islamic law.
Vitamin D2 , also known as ______ comes from ______ foods.
Which of the following are Mycotoxins?
Options:
1. Deoxynivalenol
2. Fumonisins
3. Furocoumarins
4. Lectins
Which of the following are Gram negative selective media?
Options:
1. Mac Conkeys Agar
2. Crystal Violet Tetrazolium Agar
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Symptoms of Anaphylaxis include all of the following except:
Some of the benefits of traditional methods of food preparation like soaking, sprouting and fermentation of pulses are:
Options:
1. The...
The disaccharide ______ has α -1,4 glycosidic linkages.
Food ______ is defined as decomposition and damage caused to food by various agents making it unsuitable for human consumption.
How many of the given statements are correct - A food allergy occurs when the immune system:
Options:
1. Identifies a particular food a...
A yellow colour in milk is mostly caused by the bacteria ______