Happiness in Islam Quiz

What is the importance of self-awareness and self-reflection in achieving happiness?

• Self-awareness is only important in the context of formal meditation

• Self-reflection is a way to continuously criticize oneself

• Self-awareness and self-reflection help a person understand their strengths and weaknesses and make wise decisions in line with Islamic teachings

• Self-awareness is irrelevant because life is already predetermined by fate

How does the article suggest facing modernity challenges while maintaining Islamic values?

• By following trends without considering religious values

• By isolating oneself from external influences

• By adhering to Islamic principles such as strong faith, patience, and reliance on Allah (tawakkal), even when facing modern challenges

• By ignoring Islamic principles for social adaptation

What is the main goal of a Muslim in terms of happiness, as stated in the article?

• Achieving worldly happiness through wealth and influence

• Achieving popularity and social recognition

• Achieving eternal happiness in the hereafter, which is better than worldly happiness, through obedience to Allah and good deeds

• Avoiding all forms of happiness to focus on suffering as a form of sacrifice

How is the concept of ukhrawi (afterlife happiness) explained in the article, and how can it be achieved in the context of modern life?

• Ukhrawi happiness can only be achieved through specific ritual worship and is not relevant to everyday life.

• Ukhrawi happiness is achieved through complete obedience to Allah's commands, including in everyday behavior, as well as maintaining a balance between worldly and spiritual activities.

• Ukhrawi happiness is achieved by withdrawing from all worldly activities and focusing entirely on monastic life.

• Ukhrawi happiness cannot be achieved in the context of modern life, which is full of busyness and challenges.

What is the relationship between the concept of zuhud and the principle of tawakkal, and how can both be applied to achieve life balance in modernity?

• Zuhud and tawakkal are opposing principles; zuhud rejects worldly involvement, while tawakkal emphasizes material achievement.

• Zuhud and tawakkal work together by instilling an attitude of not being too attached to the world while still entrusting the results of all efforts to Allah. This allows a person to live simply yet full of trust.

• Zuhud is only relevant to those who leave worldly life, while tawakkal is for those who strive hard in business and career.

• Zuhud teaches total neglect of the world, while tawakkal teaches complete dependence on personal effort without involving Allah.

How does the article describe the importance of dhikr (remembrance of Allah) in maintaining mental health, and what role does dhikr play in coping with the stresses of modern life?

• Dhikr is only recommended in the context of formal worship in mosques and has no relevance to personal everyday life.

• Dhikr helps maintain mental health by calming the mind, providing inner peace, and focusing attention on Allah's greatness, thereby helping individuals face the pressures of modern life.

• Dhikr is an ancient practice that is no longer relevant in addressing the complex mental health issues of modern times.

• Dhikr is only needed when facing extreme situations, not as a daily practice for mental health.

In the context of the article, how can the principle of wara' (caution in avoiding the doubtful or suspicious) be applied in modern life, which is full of gray areas?

• The principle of wara' is only relevant to scholars and religious leaders who have a deep understanding of Islamic law.

• The principle of wara' teaches to avoid doubtful and suspicious things, helping individuals maintain moral and ethical integrity amid modern temptations such as unethical business practices or questionable media consumption.

• The principle of wara' is irrelevant in modern life because everything is already regulated by applicable state laws.

• The principle of wara' means avoiding all forms of entertainment and technology to avoid negative influences.

Why is self-reflection important?

• Only religious leaders need to do it

• It helps people understand themselves and follow Islamic teachings

• It's a way to judge others

• It doesn't matter in today's busy world

Why is repentance (taubat) important for Muslims?

• Only do it after a big sin

• It's a daily practice to stay close to Allah and avoid repeating mistakes

• Not needed if you don't sin

• It's a sign of weakness

How does patience (sabr) help Muslims?

• Patience doesn't matter if you want quick success

• Patience helps deal with life's problems and brings peace

• Only needed during religious practices

• It shows you are not trying hard enough