1) Which of the following is from amongst the teachings of Prophet Muhammad with regards to morals in Islam?

1. He taught to make things easy and do not make things difficult.
2. He taught to give glad tidings and do not repel people.
3. He taught to cooperate with each other and do not become divided.
4. All of the above.

2) In accordance to Islamic teachings:

1. suspicion without any evidence is a serious offence.
2. taking bribes is forbidden.
3. the worst deceiver is an Ameer who deceives the public.
4. All of the above.

3) Select a false statement.

1. Islam encourages Muslims to be caring to everyone and develop close friendships even with the opposite gender.
2. Islam encourages Muslims not to expose each other’s faults.
3. Islam encourages Muslims to show kindness and mercy in all dealings.
4. Islam encourages Muslims not to embarrass or publicly harass one another.

4) Which of the following is a characteristics of a hypocrite?

1. When he speaks he lies.
2. When he makes a promise he breaks it.
3. When he makes a covenant he betrays it.
4. When he disputes he resorts to obscene speech.
5. All of the above.

5) According to Prophet Muhammad which of the following bad morals if harbored in the heart as much as an iota will not permit a person to enter Paradise?

1. Envy.
2. Suspicion.
3. Pride.
4. Miserliness.

6) With regards to suspicion, Islam teaches us to:

1. give people the benefit of the doubt and assume the best intentions.
2. always be suspicious of others and their intentions in all business dealings.
3. be suspicious of only those outside our immediate relations.
4. None of the above.