The Quran describes justice as:
A) A moral choice
B) A divine command
C) A political strategy
D) A social experiment
Which Surah in the Quran emphasizes justice?
A) Surah Al-Baqarah
B) Surah An-Nisa
C) Surah Al-Fatiha
D) Surah Al-Kahf
The Quran instructs Muslims to uphold justice:
A) Even if it is against themselves
B) Only for the wealthy
C) Only for fellow Muslims
D) Only in financial matters
Which Prophet is known as the symbol of justice in Islam?
A) Prophet Ibrahim (AS)
B) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
C) Prophet Yusuf (AS)
D) Prophet Nuh (AS)
In Islam, justice should be served:
A) Without favoritism or bias
B) Only to Muslims
C) Based on social status
D) Depending on wealth
The Islamic concept of equality means:
A) All humans are equal before Allah
B) Men are superior to women
C) Wealth determines superiority
D) Social class defines justice
What does the Quran say about justice and oppression?
A) Justice leads to peace, oppression leads to destruction
B) Oppression is allowed in certain cases
C) Justice is optional in Islam
D) Only rulers should practice justice
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of justice in Islam?
A) Fairness
B) Accountability
C) Partiality
D) Honesty
Islamic justice applies to:
A) Everyone, regardless of religion or status
B) Only Muslims
C) Only the poor
D) Only scholars
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that a just ruler will be:
A) Among the seven types of people granted shade on the Day of Judgment
B) The richest in society
C) Allowed to rule forever
D) Given special privileges in this world
What does “Adl” mean in Islamic teachings?
A) Justice
B) Wealth
C) Power
D) Mercy
The Quran orders Muslims to stand for justice, even if:
A) It is against their own interests
B) It benefits them
C) It causes war
D) It leads to wealth
The principle of “Qisas” in Islam refers to:
A) Equal retaliation in justice
B) Unlimited revenge
C) Ignoring justice
D) Partial justice
According to Islam, who is the ultimate judge of justice?
A) Allah
B) The ruler
C) The scholars
D) The wealthy
Equality in Islam is based on:
A) Piety and good deeds
B) Wealth and power
C) Race and nationality
D) Family background
In Islam, discrimination based on race or status is:
A) Forbidden
B) Encouraged
C) Allowed in some cases
D) A matter of personal choice
Which Islamic ruler is famously known for his justice?
A) Umar ibn Al-Khattab (RA)
B) Abu Sufyan (RA)
C) Khalid ibn Walid (RA)
D) Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan (RA)
The Quran states that justice is closest to:
A) Taqwa (God-consciousness)
B) Wealth
C) Social status
D) Political power
The Islamic principle of “Istihsan” allows:
A) Justice to be applied with flexibility
B) Injustice for political gains
C) Favoritism in law
D) Corruption in rulership
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, “The best among you are those who:
A) Treat others with justice and fairness
B) Accumulate the most wealth
C) Have the highest social status
D) Win the most battles
The Quran mentions that justice must be done:
A) Without bias, even against close relatives
B) Only for the rich
C) According to personal benefit
D) In financial matters only
Which Islamic principle encourages helping the oppressed?
A) Enjoining good and forbidding evil
B) Accumulating wealth
C) Seeking revenge
D) Ignoring social issues
What does the Hadith say about fairness in leadership?
A) A just leader will be honored by Allah
B) Leadership is about personal gain
C) Justice is only for religious leaders
D) Only men can be just leaders
Justice in Islam is:
A) A fundamental value
B) An optional practice
C) Only for courts
D) Based on wealth
Which verse of the Quran highlights the importance of justice?
A) Surah An-Nisa 4:135
B) Surah Al-Fatiha 1:1
C) Surah Al-Kafirun 109:6
D) Surah Al-Fil 105:3
The concept of “Maslaha” in Islamic justice refers to:
A) Public welfare
B) Personal interests
C) Social division
D) Political gains
How does Islam promote gender justice?
A) By ensuring rights and responsibilities for both men and women
B) By giving superiority to men
C) By allowing discrimination
D) By discouraging women’s participation in society
The Quran compares those who commit injustice to:
A) Darkness
B) Light
C) Angels
D) Prophets
Which Hadith emphasizes equality among people?
A) “No Arab has superiority over a non-Arab except by piety”
B) “Wealth is the sign of success”
C) “The ruler is always right”
D) “Only scholars deserve justice”
