1) Which of the following is Islamically acceptable in order to uphold good ties with one’s non-Muslim neighbor?

1. Accepting invitations from non Muslim neighbors, even if it involves dancing.
2. Inviting non-Muslim neighbors for a meal and serving them alcohol.
3. Being pushy when non-Muslim neighbors show an interest in Islam.
4. Showing care and consideration by inquiring about the health of the elderly or chronically ill.
5. None of the above.

2) Select a true statement:

1. Giving gifts fosters cordial relations with the community.
2. A Muslim should not eat whilst his neighbor is hungry rather he should share his food with him.
3. Whilst socializing with one’s neighbors one should not enter into futile arguments about religion or politics.
4. All of the above.

3) In which of the following cases is a Muslim advised that it is always better to mind his own business regarding his neighbor’s affairs?

1. When his neighbor is unwell.
2. When his neighbor is facing a time of calamity.
3. When his neighbor needs guidance in religious or worldly affairs.
4. When his neighbor shows signs of poverty and hunger.
5. None of the above.

4) Which of the following is pertinent to the rights of one’s Muslim neighbor?

1. Greeting him with Assalam alaikum.
2. Taking his side when he is in an argument with a non-Muslim neighbor even if he is blatantly wrong.
3. Favoring his needs over the needs of one’s own family.
4. Giving him a large share in the inheritance one is to bequeath.

5) Complete the following sentence of Prophet Muhammad with regards to neighbors. “The one who harms his neighbor…”

1. will not enter Paradise.
2. wealth his neighbor is not given a share of.
3. house his neighbor is not given shelter in.
4. none of the above.