The Quran describes Muslims as:
A) Competitors
B) Brothers in faith
C) Rivals
D) Strangers
Which Surah in the Quran emphasizes Islamic brotherhood?
A) Surah Al-Hujurat
B) Surah Al-Fatiha
C) Surah Al-Kafirun
D) Surah Al-Anfal
What does the Hadith say about love among Muslims?
A) They should love one another like real brothers
B) They should compete for wealth
C) Only family members should be loved
D) Love is only for close friends
The concept of Islamic brotherhood is based on:
A) Faith in Allah
B) Nationality
C) Race and ethnicity
D) Wealth
Which act strengthens Islamic brotherhood?
A) Greeting each other with Salam
B) Competing in wealth
C) Ignoring others’ problems
D) Backbiting
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that no Muslim is a true believer until:
A) He loves for his brother what he loves for himself
B) He becomes wealthy
C) He rules over others
D) He has a high status in society
Islamic brotherhood rejects:
A) Racism and tribalism
B) Kindness and charity
C) Unity and cooperation
D) Friendship
Which of the following is a duty towards fellow Muslims?
A) Helping them in times of need
B) Ignoring their problems
C) Criticizing them publicly
D) Spreading rumors about them
The Quran encourages Muslims to:
A) Be united as one Ummah
B) Divide into sects
C) Prioritize their nationality over faith
D) Only help those of the same ethnicity
The example of brotherhood in Islam was best demonstrated by:
A) The Ansar and Muhajirun
B) The Quraysh and Romans
C) The Jews and Persians
D) The Byzantines and Arabs
Which Islamic teaching promotes peace among Muslims?
A) Avoiding suspicion and backbiting
B) Competing for leadership
C) Spreading gossip
D) Fighting over wealth
What is the best way to maintain brotherhood in Islam?
A) Forgiving others and making peace
B) Holding grudges
C) Avoiding each other
D) Only helping family members
Which act is prohibited in Islamic brotherhood?
A) Backbiting and slander
B) Giving charity
C) Showing kindness
D) Visiting the sick
According to Islam, what breaks brotherhood?
A) Jealousy and hatred
B) Charity and kindness
C) Helping the needy
D) Respecting others
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that Muslims are like:
A) A single body
B) Independent individuals
C) Opponents in competition
D) Strangers to each other
How should Muslims treat each other?
A) With love and respect
B) With suspicion and envy
C) With distance and caution
D) With selfishness
Which of the following strengthens Islamic unity?
A) Praying together in congregation
B) Ignoring others’ needs
C) Spreading lies
D) Dividing into small groups
One of the best examples of Islamic brotherhood in history is:
A) The alliance between Ansar and Muhajirun
B) The division of the Muslim community
C) The conflict between two tribes
D) The trade agreements in Makkah
Which of the following is a violation of Islamic brotherhood?
A) Cheating and lying to a fellow Muslim
B) Being honest and fair
C) Treating others with kindness
D) Helping others in need
Brotherhood in Islam is based on:
A) Faith and righteousness
B) Wealth and status
C) Race and ethnicity
D) Political power
Which Islamic practice promotes unity and brotherhood?
A) Hajj (Pilgrimage)
B) Hoarding wealth
C) Ignoring social responsibilities
D) Disrespecting others
Islamic brotherhood teaches Muslims to:
A) Forgive and support each other
B) Compete for worldly gains
C) Ignore their fellow Muslims
D) Focus only on personal success
How does Islam promote equality among Muslims?
A) By treating everyone with fairness
B) By favoring the wealthy
C) By giving power to the strong
D) By promoting social divisions
Islam teaches that disputes between Muslims should be resolved by:
A) Reconciliation and justice
B) Ignoring each other
C) Spreading rumors
D) Encouraging hatred
Which of the following is a sign of a true Muslim?
A) Loving his fellow Muslims
B) Competing for material wealth
C) Ignoring the poor
D) Spreading hatred
What should a Muslim do if his brother wrongs him?
A) Forgive him and seek reconciliation
B) Take revenge
C) Cut all ties permanently
D) Hold a grudge forever
The Quran teaches that dividing into sects is:
A) Forbidden
B) Encouraged
C) A sign of intelligence
D) A part of faith
The Islamic greeting “As-Salamu Alaikum” promotes:
A) Peace and brotherhood
B) Superiority over others
C) Arrogance and pride
D) Social status divisions
According to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the best Muslim is one who:
A) Treats others well
B) Accumulates the most wealth
C) Fights with fellow Muslims
D) Ignores the poor
