Quranic Verses Related to Ethics and Morality 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. The Quran teaches that the best among people are those who⦠(A) Have wealth (B) Are pious and righteous (C) Are famous (D) Are powerful 2. Honesty in speech and action is considered⦠(A) A core moral virtue (B) Optional (C) Unnecessary (D) Only for scholars 3. The Quran commands believers to⦠(A) Avoid lying (B) Cheat when possible (C) Use deceit (D) Ignore truth 4. Respecting parents is⦠(A) Only for fathers (B) Optional (C) Only for mothers (D) Highly emphasized in the Quran 5. Helping the needy and poor is⦠(A) Encouraged and rewarded (B) Discouraged (C) Optional (D) Only for rich people 6. The Quran teaches that revenge should be⦠(A) Ignored (B) Practiced always (C) Avoided when possible and replaced with forgiveness (D) Only for men 7. Believers are commanded to⦠(A) Spread rumors (B) Speak harshly (C) Ignore others (D) Speak kindly and gently 8. Modesty in behavior and dress is⦠(A) Required by Quranic teachings (B) Optional (C) Only for women (D) Ignored 9. Justice and fairness are⦠(A) Optional (B) Only for family (C) Obligatory in all dealings (D) Only for rulers 10. The Quran emphasizes avoiding⦠(A) Prayers (B) Charity (C) Greed and excessive desire (D) Learning 11. Truthfulness leads to⦠(A) Weakness (B) Punishment (C) Success in this world and reward in the Hereafter (D) Isolation 12. Forgiving those who wrong you is⦠(A) Only for leaders (B) Discouraged (C) Optional (D) Praised in the Quran 13. Islam teaches that all human life is⦠(A) Only for the strong (B) Worthless (C) Sacred and must be respected (D) Only for believers 14. Believers are encouraged to⦠(A) Cheat (B) Break contracts (C) Maintain trust and fulfill promises (D) Lie for advantage 15. The Quran instructs believers to avoid⦠(A) Charity (B) Backbiting and slander (C) Helping others (D) Prayer 16. Humility is considered⦠(A) Only for scholars (B) A weakness (C) Optional (D) A virtue praised in the Quran 17. The Quran teaches that believers should treat⦠(A) Only family (B) Orphans and the vulnerable with care (C) Only friends (D) Only neighbors 18. Greed is described as⦠(A) Rewarded (B) Acceptable (C) Praised (D) Harmful and discouraged 19. Patience in trials and hardships is⦠(A) Unnecessary (B) Highly praised in the Quran (C) Optional (D) Only for leaders 20. The Quran teaches that believers should⦠(A) Keep promises and contracts (B) Break promises when convenient (C) Ignore agreements (D) Cheat others 21. Humankind is encouraged to⦠(A) Compete unfairly (B) Cooperate in righteousness and piety (C) Exploit others (D) Seek only wealth 22. Gratitude towards Allah and people is⦠(A) Optional (B) Essential in Islam (C) Only for the rich (D) Ignored 23. The Quran teaches that anger should be⦠(A) Controlled and moderated (B) Expressed aggressively (C) Ignored (D) Encouraged 24. Believers should speak the truth⦠(A) Only with friends (B) Only when convenient (C) Only for personal gain (D) Even if it is against themselves or loved ones 25. Charity (Sadaqah) is⦠(A) Discouraged (B) Highly rewarded and encouraged (C) Optional only for the rich (D) Ignored 26. The Quran teaches that arrogance and pride are⦠(A) Only for leaders (B) Praised (C) Acceptable (D) Strongly condemned 27. Kindness to neighbors and society is⦠(A) Ignored (B) Optional (C) Obligatory (D) Only for the rich 28. Islam encourages believers to⦠(A) Avoid people (B) Hold grudges (C) Spread hatred (D) Forgive, reconcile, and maintain good relations 29. Avoiding envy and jealousy is⦠(A) Praised in the Quran (B) Discouraged (C) Optional (D) Only for leaders 30. The ultimate goal of Quranic ethics is⦠(A) Establishing moral conduct and pleasing Allah (B) Seeking personal gain only (C) Competing with others (D) Ignoring spirituality