Tweens 4 Lesson 7

Every Muslim has his/her responsibilities: to the individual self, religion, family and society.

• True

• False

Being socially responsible is showing respect to others. What can you do to show respect? Choose two examples.

• I attend a gathering punctually.

• I sneezed and cough openly at others

• I help my younger sister when she ask me for help.

Zakat is one way to be socially responsible in Islam.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Zakat removes hardship, gives benefit and enables society to meet their needs. Choose two examples of how zakat helps society.

• Nabil receives a zakat hug from his father daily.

• Halimah is able to study in polytechnic and achieve her dreams.

• Madam Zuraidah's electricity bills are finally paid due to overwhelming expenses.

Which one is an irresponsible act?

• Watering my plants at home.

• Helping parents carry groceries.

• Punishing my pet cat by not feeding it.

Which is a responsible act?

• Wearing a mask in public during a pandemic.

• Posting a comment online about someone's immodest attire.

• Hoarding perishable groceries from the supermarket during the pandemic.

Which statement on zakat below is correct?

• Zakat is only for the poor.

• Zakat is monetary assistance.

• Zakat’s requirement is 3.5% of wealth for a year.

Which statement on sadaqah below is correct?

• Buying ourselves a sweet treat is selfish.

• Sadaqah is a religious obligatory duty on everyone young and old.

• Everyone working in solidarity and support for the pandemic frontliners is sadaqah.

Even when others are unappreciative of our kind efforts, Allah's rewards and acknowledgement are enough.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Farid is a volunteer with an organisation that delivers food to needy families during the pandemic. What are socially responsible acts that are kind and respectful for Farid to do?

• Greet the recipient by shaking hands.

• Wearing a mask when making deliveries.

• Respecting requests of contactless deliveries