قصة عمار

Ammar and his father visit the market on Friday to buy fruit for the family. They encounter a vendor selling apples, but Ammar notices that the vendor is being deceptive by offering poor-quality apples. Ammar's father refuses to buy and teaches Ammar a moral lesson about honesty, referencing a saying of the Prophet about the importance of not engaging in deceitful practices.

Why did Ammar and his father go to the market?

• To meet friends

• To sell goods

• To buy fruits for the family

• To buy clothes

What did Ammar notice about the apples given by the vendor?

• They were of poor quality

• They were too many

• They were too expensive

• They were not apples

How did the vendor react when confronted by Ammar?

• He ignored them

• He got angry and refused to sell

• He offered a discount

• He apologized

What lesson did Ammar and his father reflect on after leaving the market?

• The benefits of buying in bulk

• The need to shop early

• The value of honesty

• The importance of bargaining

What did the Prophet teach about deceit?

• It is acceptable in business

• It is a skill to master

• It is forbidden and those who deceive are not among us

• It is necessary for success