Understanding Mubazir and Resource Conservation

In the video, Nussa and Rarra are distracted by TV and lights, leading to a discussion with Umma about wastefulness, or 'mubazir'. Umma explains that mubazir is doing more than necessary, which is wasteful and wrong. Nussa and Rarra learn the importance of using resources wisely and resolve to change their habits. Umma emphasizes that wastefulness can infringe on others' rights, and she decides to reduce their pocket money to teach them a lesson.

What does Umma associate with being wasteful?

• A good habit

• A sign of wealth

• Friend of the devil

• A necessary evil

What does Rarra say when Umma asks about finishing food?

• No, Umma

• I forgot

• Yes, Umma

• Maybe later

What does Umma suggest doing with the TV if it's not being watched?

• Increase the volume

• Leave it on

• Change the channel

• Turn it off

What does Nussa say when accused of leaving the water running?

• It was Rarra

• I did it

• I don't know

• It wasn't me

What do Nussa and Rarra decide to do about their wasteful habits?

• Ignore them

• Continue as usual

• Stop being wasteful

• Ask for more resources

What mistake do Nussa and Rarra make in their attempt to avoid mubazir?

• They cut off Antta's food

• They buy more food

• They turn off all lights

• They use too much water

What does Umma mean by mubazir?

• Buying new things

• Saving resources

• Sharing with others

• Using more than needed

How does Umma plan to ensure Nussa and Rarra are not wasteful?

• By buying them gifts

• By reducing their pocket money

• By giving them more money

• By ignoring their behavior

What is the reaction of Nussa and Rarra when Umma mentions reducing their pocket money?

• They are happy

• They are indifferent

• They are surprised

• They are excited

What does Umma emphasize about using resources?

• Use based on needs

• Use as much as possible

• Use without thinking

• Use for fun