MCQs on Islamic Teachings on Environmental Protection 50 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/50 Subscribe 1. : According to Islam, who is appointed as the caretaker of the Earth? (A) Prophets (B) Angels (C) Humans (D) Jinn 2. : Which Quranic term refers to stewardship or trusteeship over the Earth? (A) Iman (B) Amanah (C) Jihad (D) Sunnah 3. : What does the Quran say about harming the environment? (A) It is allowed if necessary (B) It is forbidden (C) No mention in Quran (D) It is recommended 4. : Which Prophet is known for teaching kindness to animals and nature? (A) Prophet Musa (B) Prophet Isa (C) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) (D) Prophet Ibrahim 5. : What is the Islamic stance on wasting water? (A) Waste is allowed (B) Waste is discouraged (C) Waste is prohibited even during ablution (D) No ruling 6. : What does the Quran say about the creation of plants and animals? (A) They are random (B) They are signs of Allah’s creation (C) They are useless (D) They belong to humans only 7. : Which of these is a Quranic command regarding trees? (A) Cut them all (B) Plant trees and do not destroy them unjustly (C) Only plant fruit trees (D) Trees have no value 8. : What does Hadith say about planting trees? (A) It is a sinful act (B) It is an act of charity (Sadaqah) (C) It is optional (D) It is not mentioned 9. : How should humans treat animals according to Islam? (A) With kindness and mercy (B) Use them without care (C) Ignore their suffering (D) Animals have no rights 10. : What Islamic principle encourages avoiding pollution? (A) Taqwa (God-consciousness) (B) Ijtihad (C) Riba (D) Zakat 11. : Which natural resource is specifically mentioned in the Quran as a blessing? (A) Oil (B) Water (C) Gold (D) Coal 12. : What does the Quran warn about if humans cause corruption on Earth? (A) They will be rewarded (B) They will face punishment (C) Nothing happens (D) They become rulers 13. : What is the Islamic view on excessive consumption? (A) Encouraged (B) Prohibited, moderation is advised (C) No opinion (D) Only encouraged for rich 14. : Which act is NOT encouraged in Islamic environmental ethics? (A) Recycling (B) Conservation (C) Littering (D) Protecting wildlife 15. : According to Islam, who is responsible for the preservation of natural balance (Mizan)? (A) Only scholars (B) Only governments (C) All humans (D) Angels only 16. : What does the Quran mean by the term “Mizan”? (A) Balance and justice in creation (B) Wealth (C) Power (D) Prayer 17. : Which verse highlights Allah’s creation of the heavens and the Earth in perfect balance? (A) Surah Al-Baqarah:255 (B) Surah Ar-Rahman:7-9 (C) Surah Al-Ma’idah:3 (D) Surah Al-Ikhlas:1 18. : Which of the following best describes the Islamic attitude towards animals? (A) Animals are soulless objects (B) Animals are communities like humans and deserve respect (C) Animals should be avoided (D) Animals are unimportant 19. : How did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) treat the environment? (A) He encouraged wastefulness (B) He forbade any harm to plants and animals (C) He ignored environmental issues (D) He only cared about human welfare 20. : What is the significance of the hadith: “If a Muslim plants a tree or sows seeds…”? (A) It is an act of Sadaqah (charity) (B) It is useless (C) It is only for farmers (D) It is forbidden 21. : Islam encourages the use of natural resources to be: (A) Excessive and wasteful (B) Balanced and sustainable (C) Hidden and secret (D) None of the above 22. : Which Islamic practice involves water conservation? (A) Tayammum (B) Wudu (C) Hajj (D) Fasting 23. : What is the Quranic attitude towards deforestation? (A) Permissible without limits (B) Prohibited when unjust and harmful (C) Required (D) Not mentioned 24. : What role does gratitude (Shukr) play in environmental protection in Islam? (A) Encourages exploitation (B) Encourages preservation of blessings (C) No role (D) Encourages destruction 25. : The Quran mentions that Allah created pairs in nature. What does this signify? (A) Balance in ecosystems (B) Random creation (C) No significance (D) Only humans are paired 26. : According to Islamic teachings, how should one dispose of waste? (A) Throw anywhere (B) Dispose responsibly to avoid harm (C) Burn all waste (D) No specific guidance 27. : What does the Quran say about eating in moderation? (A) Eat as much as you want (B) Eat and drink but waste not (C) Fasting only (D) No mention 28. : Which of the following is a part of Islamic environmental ethics? (A) Greed (B) Respect for all living things (C) Exploitation (D) Pollution 29. : How should Muslims view the natural environment? (A) As a test from Allah (B) As meaningless (C) As enemy (D) As infinite resource without limits 30. : What does “La tafsir” mean in the context of environmental care? (A) Do not waste (B) Do not harm (C) Do not lie (D) Do not steal 31. : Who is responsible for preventing environmental degradation in Islam? (A) Everyone (B) Only government (C) Only rich people (D) Only scientists 32. : Which Islamic concept promotes kindness to all creatures? (A) Jihad (B) Ihsan (C) Zakat (D) Sawm 33. : What is the meaning of the Quranic phrase “La tushrik bi Allah”? (A) Do not pollute (B) Do not associate partners with Allah (C) Do not harm animals (D) Do not waste water 34. : Which of the following was a practice of the Prophet (PBUH) regarding trees? (A) Cutting them for no reason (B) Planting and nurturing trees (C) Ignoring nature (D) Destroying crops 35. : Which Surah frequently mentions natural signs as evidence of Allah’s existence? (A) Al-Fatiha (B) An-Nahl (The Bee) (C) Al-Ikhlas (D) Al-Masad 36. : What is the Islamic view on climate change? (A) Ignored (B) A result of human misuse of Earth’s resources (C) Natural cycle only (D) No opinion 37. : How is “Sadaqah” connected to environmental protection? (A) Only financial charity (B) Acts that benefit the environment are also Sadaqah (C) No connection (D) Only charity to humans 38. : Which of these is an example of Islamic environmental responsibility? (A) Using natural resources carefully (B) Wasting water (C) Polluting rivers (D) Cutting all trees 39. : How should Muslims view animals used for food? (A) With cruelty (B) With kindness and humane treatment (C) No care required (D) No rules apply 40. : Which Islamic teaching discourages environmental harm for future generations? (A) Accountability on the Day of Judgment (B) Temporary ownership (C) No teachings on environment (D) Focus on afterlife only 41. : What is the significance of “Tawhid” in environmental ethics? (A) Only God is Creator and humans are trustees (B) Humans are owners of Earth (C) Animals are superior (D) No connection 42. : How are natural disasters viewed in Islam? (A) Punishment for human misdeeds (B) Coincidence (C) Unavoidable (D) No meaning 43. : What is the Islamic approach to sustainable living? (A) Live extravagantly (B) Live modestly and preserve resources (C) Ignore environment (D) Exploit resources 44. : What is the status of trees in Paradise according to Islam? (A) No trees in Paradise (B) Trees with shade and fruits (C) Only stones (D) Animals only 45. : What does Islam say about air pollution? (A) Permissible (B) Forbidden as it harms others (C) No mention (D) Encouraged 46. : What should Muslims do to protect water sources? (A) Pollute them (B) Keep them clean and avoid wastage (C) Ignore them (D) Waste them freely 47. : How did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) show care for animals? (A) Allowed cruelty (B) Prohibited cruelty and encouraged mercy (C) No mention of animals (D) Ignored animals 48. : What lesson do Muslims learn from the story of the Ants mentioned in the Quran? (A) Ignorance (B) Cooperation and respecting all creatures (C) Fighting (D) Eating only 49. : What should be avoided to protect the environment? (A) Planting trees (B) Wasting resources and polluting (C) Saving water (D) Recycling 50. : What role does prayer play in Islamic environmental ethics? (A) No role (B) Encourages mindfulness and respect for creation (C) Only worship (D) Only for humans