The Quran advises regarding economic transactions that:
a) Usury (Riba) is permissible in any circumstance
b) Trade and commerce are encouraged as long as they are fair
c) People should avoid working and rely solely on charity
d) The rich should hoard their wealth
Which of the following is prohibited according to the Quran in terms of economic behavior?
a) Fair trade
b) Riba (Usury)
c) Voluntary charity
d) Investment in agriculture
The Quran encourages the wealthy to:
a) Spend their wealth on extravagance
b) Share their wealth with the needy and poor
c) Hoard their wealth for future generations
d) Use their wealth to oppress others
What does the Quran say about the distribution of wealth?
a) Wealth should be concentrated in the hands of a few
b) Wealth should be distributed to everyone equally, regardless of effort
c) Wealth should be distributed justly to ensure the well-being of all
d) Wealth should be kept secret from others
In the context of economic justice, the Quran emphasizes:
a) Exploiting workers for personal gain
b) Fair wages and respect for laborers
c) Keeping all profits for oneself
d) Overworking people without compensation
According to the Quran, what is the role of charity (Zakat) in society?
a) Charity is only for the rich
b) Charity is mandatory for the poor to survive
c) Charity purifies wealth and helps the less fortunate
d) Charity is unnecessary in Islam
Which of the following does the Quran recommend for the welfare of the poor?
a) Ignoring the poor
b) Helping them through charity, fair trade, and social welfare
c) Exploiting the poor for personal gain
d) Denying the poor any financial help
What does the Quran say about fairness in buying and selling?
a) Deceptive practices like fraud are encouraged
b) Transparency, honesty, and fairness are essential in trade
c) Only the wealthy should be allowed to engage in trade
d) Trade should be done at any cost, regardless of fairness
According to the Quran, what should be done with wealth?
a) Spend it on personal luxury
b) Spend it solely on family members
c) Spend it in ways that benefit society and aid the less fortunate
d) Hoard it for future generations
The Quran stresses the importance of:
a) Accumulating wealth by any means
b) Generosity and the giving of charity to the poor
c) Hoarding resources to oneself
d) Living in poverty without striving for betterment
What does the Quran teach about working and earning a livelihood?
a) Earning through dishonest means is allowed
b) Work is necessary and one should earn a livelihood through lawful means
c) One should not work at all and live solely on charity
d) Only certain professions are allowed for Muslims
According to the Quran, what is the consequence of cheating in business transactions?
a) It leads to blessings in wealth
b) It is a form of injustice and is condemned
c) It is a minor issue that can be overlooked
d) It is acceptable in certain situations
In the Quran, what is the role of justice in economic dealings?
a) Justice is optional and can be disregarded
b) Justice is mandatory for fairness in all transactions
c) Justice is only needed when it benefits the rich
d) Justice should be ignored in business dealings
The Quran provides guidance on the equitable distribution of:
a) Power and wealth
b) Food and shelter only
c) Knowledge and land
d) All aspects of social and economic life
According to the Quran, economic stability is achieved through:
a) Accumulating wealth for oneself
b) Ethical practices, fairness, and cooperation among society
c) Ignoring the needs of others
d) Favoring the elite over the general population
The Quran teaches that a just society is built on:
a) Oppressing the poor
b) Fair dealings, cooperation, and mutual respect
c) Disregarding the needs of the vulnerable
d) Favoritism towards the powerful
Which of the following does the Quran say about hoarding wealth?
a) It is encouraged to hoard wealth for future generations
b) Hoarding wealth without spending in charity or for the benefit of society is condemned
c) Wealth should be kept secret and hidden from others
d) Hoarding wealth leads to blessings from Allah
What does the Quran say about the treatment of workers?
a) Workers should be exploited for maximum profit
b) Workers should be paid fairly and treated with dignity
c) Workers should not be compensated for their labor
d) Workers are expendable and replaceable
The Quran’s guidance on wealth includes:
a) Encouraging selfishness and greed
b) Promoting a balance between earning wealth and being generous towards others
c) Preventing people from earning wealth
d) Allowing people to exploit others for profit
Which verse in the Quran discusses the prohibition of Riba (usury)?
a) Surah Al-Mumtahanah
b) Surah Al-Baqarah
c) Surah An-Nisa
d) Surah At-Tawbah
The Quran advises on the importance of:
a) Unchecked accumulation of wealth
b) Honesty, transparency, and trust in economic dealings
c) Taking advantage of others for profit
d) Avoiding charity and wealth-sharing
The Quran promotes the concept of:
a) Absolute wealth inequality
b) A just and balanced distribution of resources
c) Encouraging poverty for spiritual growth
d) Allowing the rich to dominate the poor
According to the Quran, how should wealth be used?
a) Only for personal enjoyment
b) To benefit society, support family, and help the needy
c) To maintain power over others
d) To accumulate power and influence
The Quran emphasizes the importance of:
a) Keeping wealth only for personal use
b) Working to achieve financial independence without concern for others
c) Social and economic responsibility toward others in society
d) Disregarding the economic needs of the poor
The Quran encourages individuals to:
a) Hoard wealth for themselves
b) Use wealth for the benefit of society and to aid those in need
c) Spend wealth on indulgence and extravagance
d) Ignore the rights of the poor and marginalized
According to the Quran, the rights of the poor and needy are:
a) Irrelevant
b) Essential and must be respected by everyone
c) Secondary to the rights of the rich
d) Only for the benefit of certain groups
