Hadith
What does the hadith "Every act of kindness is charity" mean?
A) Every act of kindness is a financial donation.
B) Kindness can be considered an act of charity, even if it doesn’t involve money.
C) Only large acts of kindness are charity.
D) Charity is limited to donations to the poor.
B) Kindness can be considered an act of charity, even if it doesn’t involve money.
A) Love shapes a person's actions and choices.
B) Love is an emotion that can be controlled.
C) Love determines one's success in the world.
D) Love is irrelevant to one’s behavior.
A) Love shapes a person's actions and choices.
Does this hadith apply to love for family members?
A) No, it only applies to friendships.
B) Yes, but only if the family members are righteous.
C) Yes, regardless of their piety.
D) No, it does not apply to family at all.
B) Yes, but only if the family members are righteous.
What does Islam say about the consequences of deception?
a) There are no consequences for deception.
b) Deception leads to loss of trust and may have severe consequences on the Day of Judgment.
c) Deception is acceptable if it benefits the community.
d) Deception is forgiven without any repentance.
b) Deception leads to loss of trust and may have severe consequences on the Day of Judgment.
What are examples of acts of kindness mentioned in the hadith?
A) Helping someone with a burden, smiling at others, speaking kindly.
B) Only donating money to charity.
C) Only helping the poor.
D) Offering food to others.
A) Helping someone with a burden, smiling at others, speaking kindly.
What types of deception does the hadith refer to?
a) Only verbal lies.
b) Only physical cheating.
c) Lying, cheating, misrepresenting information, hiding the truth, and manipulating others.
d) Only deception in business transactions.
c) Lying, cheating, misrepresenting information, hiding the truth, and manipulating others.
Can kindness be considered a form of worship in Islam?
A) Yes, when done with the intention of pleasing Allah.
B) No, kindness is just a social virtue, not worship.
C) Only kindness to fellow Muslims is worship.
D) Worship in Islam only includes prayer and fasting.
A) Yes, when done with the intention of pleasing Allah.
Does kindness only refer to actions towards fellow Muslims?
A) Yes, kindness is only for Muslims.
B) No, kindness should be shown to all people, including non-Muslims and all other creations of Allah Tala.
C) Kindness can only be shown to Human beings in need.
D) Kindness is not important in Islam.
B) No, kindness should be shown to all people, including non-Muslims and all other creations of Allah Tala.
Can the love for good deeds also be reflected in this hadith?
A) Yes, loving good deeds leads to being with those who perform them.
B) No, deeds do not affect companionship in the Hereafter.
C) Yes, but only love for prayer is considered.
D) No, only love for people matters.
A) Yes, loving good deeds leads to being with those who perform them.
What is the reward for loving righteous people according to this hadith?
A) Being honored with worldly success.
B) Being with them in the Hereafter.
C) Gaining fame and status.
D) Being forgiven for all sins.
B) Being with them in the Hereafter.
Say the Hadith #9, 10, & 11 in Arabic and Urdu/English
كل معروف صدقة
ہر نیکی صدقا ہے
.9 Every act of kindness is a charity
من غشنا فليس منا
جو ہمیں دھوکا دیتا ہے اس کا ہم سے کوئی تعلق نہیں
10. Whomever deceive us is not one of us
المرء مع من احب
آدمی قیامت کے دن اسی کے ساتھ ہوگا، جس سے اس نے دنیا میں محبت کی۔
A man will with those whom he loves. 11
Can a person be forgiven for deception in Islam?
a) No, once someone deceives, they cannot be forgiven.
b) Yes, if they repent sincerely and seek forgiveness from Allah.
c) Yes, but only after paying a fine.
d) No, only if the deception is a major sin.
b) Yes, if they repent sincerely and seek forgiveness from Allah.
6. How does this hadith guide interactions between Muslims?
a) It encourages Muslims to deceive each other for personal gain.
b) It teaches that Muslims should be truthful, transparent, and fair in their interactions.
c) It allows Muslims to hide their true intentions.
d) It focuses only on religious obligations, not personal conduct.
b) It teaches that Muslims should be truthful, transparent, and fair in their interactions.
What impact does this hadith have on a Muslim’s actions in this world?
A) It encourages Muslims to choose their associations wisely and emulate good deeds.
B) It encourages Muslims to avoid making any friends.
C) It has no impact on a Muslim's actions.
D) It discourages Muslims from associating with anyone.
A) It encourages Muslims to choose their associations wisely and emulate good deeds.
Is there any specific time when acts of kindness are more beneficial?
A) Acts of kindness are only beneficial during Ramadan.
B) Kindness is always beneficial, but it is more rewarding during times of hardship.
C) Kindness is only valuable during the Hajj season.
D) Acts of kindness are not time-specific in Islam.
B) Kindness is always beneficial, but it is more rewarding during times of hardship.
What does the hadith "A man will be with whom he loves" mean?
A) A person will be judged by their wealth.
B) A person will be resurrected with those they love in this world.
C) A person will be judged by their deeds.
D) A person will be rewarded for their kindness.
B) A person will be resurrected with those they love in this world.
14. How does kindness promote social harmony in Islam?
A) It creates division and conflict.
B) It encourages positive relationships, unity, and trust among people.
C) Kindness has no effect on society.
D) Kindness is only for individual benefit, not social harmony.
B) It encourages positive relationships, unity, and trust among people.
How does this hadith relate to the concept of role models in Islam?
A) It stresses that Muslims should love and follow the example of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and righteous individuals.
B) It discourages following role models altogether.
C) It emphasizes the importance of having worldly role models.
D) It suggests that only family members can be role models.
A) It stresses that Muslims should love and follow the example of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and righteous individuals.
Why is deception condemned in Islam?
a) It benefits the deceiver in the long term.
b) It creates harmony in the community.
c) It harms individuals, breaks trust, and causes discord.
d) It has no effect on relationships.
c) It harms individuals, breaks trust, and creates conflicts.
How can this hadith help improve the character of a Muslim?
a) By teaching Muslims to deceive others for personal gain.
b) By encouraging Muslims to build a character of integrity, honesty, and trustworthiness.
c) By discouraging Muslims from speaking the truth.
d) By promoting deceit as a useful strategy.
b) By encouraging Muslims to build a character of integrity, honesty, and trustworthiness.
What does the hadith "Whoever deceives us is not from us" mean?
a) It emphasizes that deception is acceptable in certain situations.
b) It signifies that deception goes against the core values of Islam.
c) It encourages secrecy and hidden agendas.
d) It allows for deception in business dealings.
b) It signifies that deception goes against the core values of Islam.
What does this hadith teach about the importance of honesty and trustworthiness?
a) Honesty and Trustworthiness are only important in financial dealings.
b) Honesty and Trustworthiness is vital for a Muslim and deception violates them.
c) Honesty and Trustworthiness is irrelevant in personal relationships.
d) Honesty and Trustworthiness is not a key principle in Islam.
b) Honesty and Trustworthiness are vital for a Muslim and deception violates them.
What is the significance of this hadith for a Muslim’s choice of friends?
A) It encourages Muslims to seek good company and avoid harmful associations.
B) It teaches that any type of friendship is acceptable.
C) It emphasizes the importance of family bonds over friendship.
D) It discourages Muslims from making friends at all.
A) It encourages Muslims to seek good company and avoid harmful associations.
What is the reward for practicing kindness according to Islam?
A) There is no reward for kindness.
B) Kindness can lead to forgiveness of sins and entry into Paradise.
C) The reward is a worldly benefit, not spiritual.
D) The reward is only for large acts of kindness.
B) Kindness can lead to forgiveness of sins and entry into Paradise.
What is the significance of the phrase "not from us"?
a) It means the person is not following the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
b) It allows some flexibility in truth-telling.
c) It signifies that the person is following a different religion.
d) It encourages partial truth in difficult situations.
a) It means the person is not following the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).