Personal etiquette and cleanliness includes hygiene.
Muslims throughout the world have extremely high standards of personal hygiene, because Islam places great emphasis on both physical and spiritual cleanliness and purification. While humankind in general usually considers cleanliness to be a pleasing attribute, Islam insists on it. Muslims are required to take care of their personal hygiene by ensuring that they are well groomed, and that their bodies, clothing and surroundings are clean. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) informed his companions, and thus all of us, about the importance of cleanliness when he said, “cleanliness is half of faith.” (Saheeh Muslim)
The Quran is more specific and says, “Truly, Allah loves those who turn unto Him in repentance and loves those who purify themselves.” (Quran 2:222)
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What has Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated about cleanliness in Islam? |
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated that cleanliness is half of faith |
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Cleanliness has no role in Islam |
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Cleanliness is good but not essential |
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It is good to be clean |
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Who are mentioned in the Quran as those who Allah loves? |
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Allah loves those who commit sin |
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Allah loves those who eat more |
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Allah loves those whoever repents and whoever is clean |
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None of the above |
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What does 'Tahara' mean? |
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'Tahara' means free from filth, both spiritual and physical |
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'Tahara' means impure |
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'Tahara' means walking |
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None of the above |
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What do Muslims do to attain a state of purity before offering Salah (prayers)? |
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Muslims wear a skull cap |
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Muslims clip their nails |
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Muslims perform Wudu (ablution) before offering Salah (prayers) |
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None of the above |
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What etiquette did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) preach to each Muslim? |
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One should speak a good word or remain silent |
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One should show hospitality towards their neighbour |
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One should show hospitality towards their guests |
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All the above |
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Who is mentioned in the Quran as those who Allah does not love? |
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Allah likes people who waste food |
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Allah does not like anyone |
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Allah does not love those who waste food |
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None of the above |
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How does Islam instruct one to treat their parents and elders? |
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Parents and elders should be treated with respect |
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Parents and elders should not be scolded |
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Parents and elders should be taken care of in a generous and humble manner |
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All the above |
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What are the fundamental characteristics of a Muslim? |
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Pride and arrogance |
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Boastfulness and superiority |
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Piety and humility |
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None of the above |
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What should be done before we start eating? |
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When we eat we should mention Allah’s name |
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When we eat we should be proud |
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When we eat we should criticize food |
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None of the above |
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What are the acts which are a key for forgiveness and to paradise? |
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People who spend in charity in their prosperity and adversity |
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People who control their anger |
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People who forgive the faults and errors of others |
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All the above |
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1.
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What has Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated about cleanliness in Islam? |
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated that cleanliness is half of faith |
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Cleanliness has no role in Islam |
[ ] |
Cleanliness is good but not essential |
[ ] |
It is good to be clean |
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2.
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Who are mentioned in the Quran as those who Allah loves? |
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[ ] |
Allah loves those who commit sin |
[ ] |
Allah loves those who eat more |
[x] |
Allah loves those whoever repents and whoever is clean |
[ ] |
None of the above |
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3.
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What does 'Tahara' mean? |
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[x] |
'Tahara' means free from filth, both spiritual and physical |
[ ] |
'Tahara' means impure |
[ ] |
'Tahara' means walking |
[ ] |
None of the above |
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4.
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What do Muslims do to attain a state of purity before offering Salah (prayers)? |
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[ ] |
Muslims wear a skull cap |
[ ] |
Muslims clip their nails |
[x] |
Muslims perform Wudu (ablution) before offering Salah (prayers) |
[ ] |
None of the above |
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5.
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What etiquette did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) preach to each Muslim? |
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[ ] |
One should speak a good word or remain silent |
[ ] |
One should show hospitality towards their neighbour |
[ ] |
One should show hospitality towards their guests |
[x] |
All the above |
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6.
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Who is mentioned in the Quran as those who Allah does not love? |
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[ ] |
Allah likes people who waste food |
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Allah does not like anyone |
[x] |
Allah does not love those who waste food |
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None of the above |
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7.
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How does Islam instruct one to treat their parents and elders? |
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[ ] |
Parents and elders should be treated with respect |
[ ] |
Parents and elders should not be scolded |
[ ] |
Parents and elders should be taken care of in a generous and humble manner |
[x] |
All the above |
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8.
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What are the fundamental characteristics of a Muslim? |
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[ ] |
Pride and arrogance |
[ ] |
Boastfulness and superiority |
[x] |
Piety and humility |
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None of the above |
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9.
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What should be done before we start eating? |
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[x] |
When we eat we should mention Allah’s name |
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When we eat we should be proud |
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When we eat we should criticize food |
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None of the above |
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10.
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What are the acts which are a key for forgiveness and to paradise? |
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[ ] |
People who spend in charity in their prosperity and adversity |
[ ] |
People who control their anger |
[ ] |
People who forgive the faults and errors of others |
[x] |
All the above |
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