Akhlaq - Morality

All the following are the meaning of Khalqan means EXCEPT ________________.

• creation

• origination

• formation

• action

How can practicing good Akhlāq in your daily life help you develop praiseworthy character, as mentioned by Imām al-Ghazālī?

• • By reading religious texts

• • Through regularly doing positive things

• • By avoiding friends

• • By studying about good behavior

Which of the following is a correct statement in relation to human soul?

• • Repeated actions have no impact on the soul

• • Actions and words only matter temporarily

• • There's no link between words and the soul

• • Repeated actions leave a lasting impact on the soul

According to the concept of Akhlāq, how does consistently practicing good deeds influence your character?

• • Character remains unchanged

• • Consistent good deeds enhance your character

• • Character is not influenced by actions

• • Only learning about good deeds is sufficient

How does the concept of Tawḥīd contribute to the principles of Akhlāq in Islam?

• By focusing on memorizing religious texts

• • By emphasizing Allah as the Creator and Source of Islamic ethics

• • By avoiding social interactions

• • By studying the principles of ethics only

How does the appointment of Prophets with high moral standards relate to the improvement of morality?

• • Prophets are irrelevant to moral improvement

• • Prophets are appointed for political reasons only

• • Prophets serve as models for moral improvement

• • Morality is predetermined and unchangeable

How do the principles of Tawḥīd and Nubuwwah work together to shape Islamic Akhlāq?

• • They have no connection

• • They create conflict in moral principles

• • They complement each other in shaping moral principles

• • They are irrelevant to Islamic ethics

How does the concept of Tawḥīd influence the everlasting and unchangeable nature of Islamic ethics?

• • It has no impact on Islamic ethics

• • It emphasizes the changeable nature of ethics

• • It highlights Allah as the unchanging source of ethical principles

• • It suggests that ethics depend on individual interpretations

According to Sūrah al-Māidah; 5:90, why does Islam consider intoxicants, gambling, and divining arrows as haram/illegal?

• • Based on personal preferences

• • Because they are traditional practices

• • Due to their association with the work of Satan

• • It depends on individual interpretations

Sophia is studying Islamic ethics and she came across some virtues mentioned in the Qurʾān. She is confused and asks Michael and Maya for help. According to the principles of Islamic ethics, what are some virtues they could tell her about?

• • Engaging in harmful practices

• • Renouncing evil deeds

• • Promoting shirk

• • Being kind to parents and caring for the poor