Islamic teachings emphasize human rights as:
A) A personal choice
B) A fundamental duty of society
C) A Western concept
D) A secondary issue
Which Islamic concept ensures justice and fairness in society?
A) Zakat
B) Adl (Justice)
C) Hajj
D) Fasting
The Quran declares that all humans are:
A) Created equal in dignity
B) Divided by class
C) Separated by race
D) Judged by their nationality
Which Islamic principle upholds freedom of religion?
A) La Ikraha Fid-Deen (No compulsion in religion)
B) Jihad
C) Hudood laws
D) Khilafat
Which of the following is a key human right in Islam?
A) Right to property
B) Right to racial superiority
C) Right to oppress others
D) Right to disregard laws
What does the Quran say about the dignity of human beings?
A) They are superior based on wealth
B) They are honored regardless of race
C) They are ranked based on nationality
D) They are categorized by lineage
Which of the following is a human rights principle in Islam?
A) Right to fair wages
B) Right to forced labor
C) Right to unlimited power
D) Right to discriminate
What does Islam say about women’s rights?
A) Women have equal spiritual and moral rights
B) Women should have no rights
C) Women must be secluded from society
D) Women cannot inherit property
Which Islamic practice promotes social welfare and economic justice?
A) Zakat (Charity)
B) Hajj
C) Fasting
D) Jihad
According to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the best among people are:
A) Those who help the poor and needy
B) Those who accumulate wealth
C) Those who hold political power
D) Those who isolate themselves
Which right is emphasized in Islam regarding workers?
A) Fair wages and treatment
B) No right to complain
C) Forced labor is acceptable
D) No need for contracts
Islam teaches that justice should be served:
A) Equally, regardless of status
B) Only for the rich
C) Only for men
D) Only in religious matters
Which document is considered the first human rights charter in Islam?
A) The Medina Charter
B) The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
C) The Balfour Declaration
D) The Magna Carta
In Islam, the right to life is:
A) Sacred and protected
B) Based on economic status
C) Not important
D) Only for specific groups
What does Islam say about racial discrimination?
A) It is forbidden
B) It is encouraged
C) It is acceptable in trade
D) It is a personal choice
Which Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)’s sermon emphasized human rights?
A) The Farewell Sermon
B) The First Sermon
C) The War Speech
D) The Sermon of Wealth
According to Islamic teachings, orphans and the poor:
A) Must be protected and cared for
B) Are not the responsibility of society
C) Should be ignored
D) Should work without pay
What does Islam teach about freedom of expression?
A) It should be used responsibly
B) It should be restricted completely
C) It should be unlimited without ethics
D) It should be only for scholars
How does Islam view slavery?
A) It encourages freeing slaves
B) It promotes slavery
C) It bans freeing slaves
D) It considers slavery a virtue
Which Islamic value ensures the fair treatment of minorities?
A) Protection of non-Muslims (Dhimmi status)
B) Forced conversion
C) Economic exclusion
D) Social discrimination
Which Islamic concept protects against unjust treatment?
A) Adl (Justice)
B) Riyah (Showing off)
C) Zulm (Oppression)
D) Fitnah (Mischief)
What does Islam say about taking someone’s property unjustly?
A) It is a major sin
B) It is acceptable if powerful
C) It depends on social status
D) It is rewarded
How does Islam promote kindness?
A) Through the teachings of mercy and compassion
B) By encouraging aggression
C) By rewarding selfishness
D) By limiting charity
What is the Islamic view on equality?
A) All humans are equal regardless of race or wealth
B) The rich are superior
C) Men are superior to women
D) Certain ethnicities are favored
Islamic teachings promote the right to education for:
A) Both men and women
B) Only men
C) Only religious leaders
D) Only the wealthy
Which Quranic verse emphasizes the importance of justice?
A) “Indeed, Allah commands justice and good conduct…” (16:90)
B) “And establish prayer…” (2:110)
C) “O you who have believed, fasting is prescribed for you…” (2:183)
D) “Say, He is Allah, the One…” (112:1)
According to Islam, human dignity is:
A) A right given by Allah
B) Dependent on nationality
C) Based on wealth
D) Reserved for rulers
Which right is guaranteed in Islam regarding justice?
A) Fair trials for all
B) Biased decisions
C) Power-based rulings
D) Oppression of the weak
Islam promotes human rights primarily through:
A) The Quran and Sunnah
B) Modern laws only
C) Colonial policies
D) Economic power
