The Truly Bankrupt

What did the prophet companion replied when he asked "Who is the bankrupt?"

• The one with out money or goods.

• The one without good deeds.

The real bankrupt in Islam is the one who

• The one who never prayed.

• The one who did a lot of worship but hurt others with actions and sayings

What is the result of insulting others on the Day of Judgment?

• You will be a bankrupt.

• You will be rewarded.

What will happen if the person did a lot of worship but he had bad manners with others?

• They will be given from his good deeds.

• They will forgive him on the Day of Judgment.

What would happen if someone did bad deeds with others and his good deeds run out before justice is fulfilled?

• Nothing will happen.

• Their sins will be cast upon him.

What did we learn from prophet Mohammad recommendations?

• To make a lot of worship.

• To have the best manners with others is the highest level of worship.

The actions that make the one a real bankrupt as mentioned in the Hadith are,

• Insulting and slander.

• Shedding blood.

• Taking others properties.

• ALL OF THE ABOVE.

What are the ways by which I can keep my credit of good deeds?

• To pray more.

• To avoid hurting others.

She performs a lot of prayers but hurts her neighbors, she is:

• Bankrupt.

• Good believer.

He performs all of good deeds and treats all of people kindly,

• Bankrupt.

• He is saving his credit of good deeds to be transferred to others.