Exchanging Sincere Advice In Islam Yr.10

Sincerity is one of the ethics that I should abide by when giving advice

• True

• False

• I don't Know

When I give advice, I respect others :

• Privacy

• Feelings

• Space

• All of the above

It should address a clearly controversial issue

• The point of view

• The advice

• The argument

• None of the above

I can only advise the one who is my age or younger than me.

• Wrong

• Correct

My duty towards others is:

• Not to bother them by giving advice

• To leave them alone and not to care about their matters

• To try my best to help by giving advice

• All of the above

وَلَا تَلْمِزُوا أَنفُسَكُمْ وَلَا تَنَابَزُوا بِالْأَلْقَابِ

"Nor shall you slander one another, nor shall you insult one another with names."

Find the false statement according to ayaath

• Those who share in laughing at such a person partake in guilt.

• Laughing at stammering, or at the vocation of a person or at his ugly looks are example of sarcasm

• Mimicking a person if the person being mimicked dislikes it also is a form of sarcasm

• We should not mention the nickname in order to introduce the person concerned.

Advice is .......

• The idea that a person believes that it is the best solution and it could be in a general or special order

• To guide a person to the best

• None of the above

Exchanging advice is

• Rewarded by Allah

• Spreads love in society

• Enrich knowledge

• All correct

"Would any of you like to eat the flesh of his dead brother?" What is the thing Allah likened to eating the flesh of his dead brother?

• Backbiting

• Ridiculing

• Spying

My duty towards others is:

• To try my best to help by giving advice

• To leave them alone and not to care about their matters

• Not to bother them by giving advice

• All of the above