1) Which of the following is from amongst good Islamic morals?

1. Humility.
2. Trustworthiness.
3. Tolerance.
4. All of the above.

2) Which of the following will be the heaviest righteous deed to be placed on a person’s scale of deeds on the Day of Judgment?

1. Feeding the poor.
2. Fasting on Wednesdays.
3. Good character.
4. Building a mosque.

3) In which Islamic month was Prophet Muhammad known to be most generous?

1. Shawwal.
2. Dhul-Hijjah.
3. Muharram.
4. Ramadan.

4) What is Prophet Muhammad’s advice to those who wish to return a favor done unto them but cannot find anything with which to reciprocate?

1. They should pray for the person until they think that they have reciprocated him.
2. They should take a loan in order to purchase a gift to give in return.
3. They should give anything meaningless they find lying around in return.
4. They should vow never to accept favors again unless they are sure they have something to reciprocate it with.

5) Select a false statement with regards to good morals in Islam.

1. Truthfulness is far more than having an honest tongue.
2. One should show gratefulness to Allah even though He is above any need of anything.
3. A Muslim is expected to respect others and be humble with them.
4. Muslims should practice tolerance amongst themselves and not in their interaction with non-Muslims due to the religious differences.

6) Which of the following comes under the Islamic concept of trustworthiness?

1. Being honest.
2. Bing fair in ones dealings.
3. Being punctual.
4. Keeping promises and commitments.
5. All of the above.