AL-AKHLAQ NEW

Akhlaq refers to an established state of the soul from which actions proceed with the need for prior reflection (thinking) and deliberation.

• True

• False

Akhlaq depends on the nature of the soul.

If the soul of a particular person is good, he will produce good Akhlaq, if that soul is not good, the person will produce bad Akhlaq.

• True

• False

Choose the Basic Principles of Akhlaq in Islam:

• Al-Tawhid

• Al-Nubuwwah

• Al-Murunah

• Al-Shumuliyyah

All the moral standards and ethical virtues in Islam have been set by Allah S.W.T.

This statement refers to _______________ as one of the Principles of Akhlaq in Islam.

• Al-Tawhid

• Al-Nubuwwah

• Al-Murunah

• Al-Shumuliyyah

Islam has its own standard of morality which is everlasting and unchangeable.

What is Halal is good, and will always remain Halal and good for everyone. what is Haram is bad, and will always remain Haram and bad for everyone.

This statement refers to _______________ as one of the Principles of Akhlaq in Islam.

• Al-Tawhid

• Al-Nubuwwah

• Al-Thabat

• Al-Shumuliyyah

By carrying out Allah's commands and leading our life according to His Will, we exercise good Akhlaq towards _________.

• Allah

• Mankind and other creations

Care for the sick and empathy towards the needy, man exercises good Akhlaq towards ___________________.

• Allah

• Mankind and other creations

By fulfilling and protecting the rights of animals and nature, man exercise good Akhlaq towards ________________________

• Allah

• Mankind and other creations

______________________ is to fulfill one’s responsibility or trust either towards Allah (Haqqullah) by performing religious obligations, and towards His creations (Haq al-`Ibad) by being just, and responsible.

• Al-Sabr

• Al-Shukr

• Al-Amanah

According to Ibn Al-Qayyim: “_______________ is to display the effects of the blessings of Allah upon the tongue by way of praise and acknowledgement in the heart by way of remembering and love; and upon the limbs by way of submission and obedience.”

• Al-Sabr

• Al-Shukr

• Al-Amanah

• Al-Haya'