What is the primary purpose of charity in Islam?
A) To show off wealth
B) To help the poor and needy
C) To gain political power
D) To earn material rewards
Which of the following is a type of charity that is obligatory in Islam?
A) Zakat
B) Sadaqah
C) Khums
D) Fidyah
What does the Qur’an say about the value of charity?
A) It is optional and not important
B) It purifies wealth and brings blessings
C) It is only for the rich
D) It is a temporary act with no long-term benefits
Who is the primary beneficiary of Zakat?
A) The wealthier members of society
B) The poor, orphans, and those in need
C) The ruling elite
D) Only relatives
What is the minimum amount of wealth required to pay Zakat?
A) One thousand dirhams
B) 2.5% of annual savings above a certain threshold
C) Ten thousand dirhams
D) There is no requirement for minimum wealth
Which of the following is a form of voluntary charity in Islam?
A) Zakat
B) Sadaqah
C) Khums
D) Fidyah
What does the Qur’an emphasize about giving charity?
A) It should be done secretly and with humility
B) It should be done for public recognition
C) It should be done only during Ramadan
D) It should be done with hesitation and reluctance
What is the reward for giving charity in Islam?
A) A decrease in wealth
B) Only temporal benefits
C) Blessings in this life and the hereafter
D) No reward for charity
According to Islamic teachings, how should one give charity?
A) Out of surplus wealth only
B) Without expecting any return or recognition
C) Only during times of personal hardship
D) Only to those who are related to you
What is the term for charity given to a specific person or group of people in need?
A) Zakat
B) Sadaqah
C) Fidyah
D) Khums
What does the Qur’an say about the obligation of helping orphans?
A) Orphans should be ignored
B) Helping orphans is a highly encouraged act of charity
C) Orphans are responsible for their own welfare
D) Orphans can only be helped financially
What did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) say about helping those in need?
A) Help only when you are asked
B) Charity should only be given to those who ask for it
C) Giving charity to anyone in need is an act of goodness
D) Charity is only for the rich
Which of the following is an important characteristic of charity in Islam?
A) It must be done publicly
B) It should be done willingly and with sincerity
C) It must be done out of compulsion
D) It should be done to gain fame
What does Islam say about the best type of charity?
A) Charity given openly in front of others
B) Charity given when no one is watching
C) Charity given only to the wealthy
D) Charity given only during Ramadan
What is the reward for those who give charity during Ramadan?
A) The reward is not significant
B) Charity during Ramadan has multiplied rewards
C) There is no specific reward for charity during Ramadan
D) Charity in Ramadan is the same as any other time
What did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) say about the importance of charity?
A) Charity is only for the rich
B) Charity purifies the heart and increases blessings
C) Charity should be avoided to protect wealth
D) Charity is unnecessary for those who fast
Which of the following is a form of charity that can be given even after death?
A) Sadaqah Jariyah (Continuous Charity)
B) Zakat
C) Fidyah
D) Fitr
What is the meaning of “Sadaqah Jariyah”?
A) Charity given to family members
B) Charity that continues to benefit even after death
C) Charity that is given only in times of poverty
D) One-time charity for a specific cause
How does Islam view helping the community as a whole?
A) Helping the community is not a priority
B) It is highly encouraged, and helping the community is part of one’s faith
C) Only individual help is encouraged
D) Only helping those within your family is emphasized
What does the Qur’an say about the consequences of not giving charity?
A) There are no consequences
B) Those who do not give charity will face punishment
C) Charity is optional with no penalties
D) Charity is important, but there are no direct consequences for neglecting it
What is the primary purpose of Fitr (Zakat al-Fitr)?
A) To purify one’s fast and help the poor at Eid
B) To build mosques
C) To fund community events
D) To pay for personal debts
What is one way in which Islam teaches equality through charity?
A) Charity should be given based on status
B) Charity is to be given equally to all, regardless of social standing
C) Charity should only be given to wealthy people
D) Only the poor are required to give charity
What is the role of the wealthy in supporting charity according to Islam?
A) They should give some of their wealth to those in need
B) They are exempt from giving charity
C) They should keep their wealth for personal gain
D) Only the poor are expected to give charity
What did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) say about the two types of charity that benefit the giver?
A) Charity given only to relatives and friends
B) Charity given to both the poor and to community-building efforts
C) Charity given to the rich to maintain relationships
D) Charity given with the hope of material reward
How does Islam encourage Muslims to view charity?
A) As a burden
B) As an act of worship and kindness that benefits both the giver and the receiver
C) As a way to gain fame
D) As an obligation with no rewards
What is the significance of helping the sick and needy in Islam?
A) It is a minor act with little reward
B) Helping the sick and needy is a highly rewarding act of charity
C) Helping the sick and needy is only for the government
D) Helping the sick and needy is discouraged in Islam
How does Islam view the role of charity in the purification of wealth?
A) Charity does not affect the wealth of a person
B) Charity purifies the wealth and soul of the person who gives it
C) Charity only benefits the poor
D) Charity is only for the rich to reduce their wealth
What does the Hadith say about the importance of giving charity regularly?
A) Charity should be given only once a year
B) Giving charity regularly keeps the heart pure and avoids greed
C) Giving charity is optional and does not need to be done regularly
D) Giving charity is only for the rich
