The Quran teaches that all humans are equal in the eyes of Allah, regardless of:
a) Gender
b) Wealth
c) Race
d) All of the above
According to the Quran, justice is:
a) Giving every person what they deserve
b) Favoring the rich over the poor
c) Giving equal treatment to everyone regardless of their actions
d) Discriminating against the non-believers
Which Surah in the Quran highlights the concept of justice and equality among all people?
a) Surah Al-Baqarah
b) Surah Al-Fatiha
c) Surah Al-Nisa
d) Surah Al-Ahzab
What does the Quran say about treating others with justice?
a) Treat them equally, regardless of their social status
b) Give priority to the wealthy
c) Only show justice to fellow Muslims
d) Justice is reserved only for men
The Quran commands believers to:
a) Oppress the weak
b) Be just in their dealings with others
c) Favor their families over strangers
d) Disregard the rights of others
In which Surah does the Quran emphasize that all human beings are equal in their worship and submission to Allah?
a) Surah Al-Nisa
b) Surah Al-Hujurat
c) Surah Al-Mujadila
d) Surah Al-Araf
What does the Quran say about helping those in need, regardless of their background?
a) You should help only those who are Muslim
b) You should help the rich over the poor
c) Help is for all people in need
d) Helping others is optional
The Quran teaches that justice should be administered even if it is against:
a) Your friends
b) The rich
c) Yourself or your family
d) Only non-believers
According to the Quran, the reward for those who act justly is:
a) Eternal damnation
b) Allah’s anger
c) A great reward in the Hereafter
d) Disrespect from the community
Which of the following is a Quranic principle for ensuring justice in society?
a) Preferential treatment for the wealthy
b) Equal access to resources for all
c) Legal systems that oppress the poor
d) Favoritism for those of higher rank
In the Quran, justice is linked with:
a) Pride and arrogance
b) Corruption and deceit
c) Truth and honesty
d) Greed and selfishness
The Quran teaches that injustice will be punished by:
a) Reward in the Hereafter
b) Ignorance and neglect
c) Allah’s wrath and justice
d) Temporary hardship only
According to the Quran, the best action is:
a) To seek revenge
b) To act with fairness and equality
c) To ignore the rights of others
d) To live only for yourself
Which Surah instructs believers to stand firmly for justice, even if it is against their own selves?
a) Surah Al-Baqarah
b) Surah Al-Imran
c) Surah An-Nisa
d) Surah Al-Ma’idah
The Quran advocates justice for all, regardless of:
a) Race, gender, or religion
b) Social status
c) Wealth
d) All of the above
What is the Quranic perspective on justice in trade and business dealings?
a) Deception and fraud are permissible
b) Fairness and honesty are essential
c) Only Muslims should be treated fairly in business
d) Exploiting the poor is acceptable
In Surah Al-Hujurat, the Quran addresses equality by:
a) Instructing people to show favoritism towards the rich
b) Calling for respect and dignity for all humans
c) Dividing people into superior and inferior categories
d) None of the above
According to the Quran, no one is superior to another except in:
a) Wealth
b) Knowledge
c) Piety and good deeds
d) Physical strength
The Quran’s concept of justice includes:
a) Unilateral decision-making
b) Equal rights for all, without discrimination
c) Exclusive rights for the rich
d) Only partial justice for the weak
In Islam, a just ruler is one who:
a) Seeks power and control
b) Ensures fairness and equality for all
c) Discriminates based on status
d) Works only for personal benefit
The Quran asserts that Allah’s justice is based on:
a) Favoritism
b) Equity and balance
c) Power and might
d) Arbitrary decision-making
What does the Quran teach about the relationship between justice and peace?
a) Justice leads to peace
b) Peace is more important than justice
c) Justice and peace are unrelated
d) Justice disrupts peace
Which of the following does the Quran stress in the application of justice?
a) Favoring the poor over the rich
b) Ensuring that justice is served, even if it is against family or friends
c) Ignoring the needs of the oppressed
d) None of the above
According to the Quran, Allah commands the believers to be just, even when:
a) It is convenient
b) They are angry or upset
c) They gain personal benefits
d) It is against their personal interests
The Quran teaches that the true measure of a person’s worth is:
a) Their wealth
b) Their social status
c) Their actions and character
d) Their family background
Justice, according to the Quran, is a means to:
a) Gain worldly power
b) Maintain balance and harmony in society
c) Control others
d) Achieve personal success
Which Surah of the Quran emphasizes that justice is the foundation of a strong society?
a) Surah Al-Baqarah
b) Surah An-Nisa
c) Surah Al-Ma’idah
d) Surah At-Tawbah
What does the Quran say about those who act unjustly?
a) They will receive Allah’s mercy
b) They will be punished in this world only
c) They will face consequences on the Day of Judgment
d) They will be forgiven regardless
What is the Quranic view on the equality of men and women?
a) Men are superior in all aspects
b) Women have fewer rights than men
c) Men and women are equal in the eyes of Allah
d) Women are to be treated as inferior
