Year 13 Islamic B Responsibility in Islam

What does the term "khalifah" refer to in Islam?

• Vicegerent
• Servant
• Leader
• Prophet

Which Qur'anic verse highlights that no soul is burdened beyond its capacity?

• Surat al-Isra’: 70
• Surat al-Baqarah: 286
• Surat al-Ahzab: 72
• Surat al-Nahl: 106

What does the term 'amānah' mean in the context of Islamic responsibility?

• Trust
• Accountability
• Worship
• Charity

What does Islam emphasise regarding individual accountability for actions?

• Shared responsibility
• No accountability
• Each individual bears their own responsibility
• Family bears responsibility

What does the verse from Surat al-Baqarah: 30 emphasise about man’s role on earth?

• Man as a ruler
• Man as a khalifah
• Man as a soldier
• Man as a Prophet

Which principle explains that a man cannot bear the burden of another person’s sins?

• Tawāzun
• Mas'ūliyyah
• Individual Responsibility
• "No bearer of burdens" principle

What is the meaning of mas'ūliyyah in Islam?

• Trust
• Responsibility and accountability
• Fulfilling religious obligations
• Charity

How does Islam balance individual and collective responsibility?

• By prioritising collective responsibility
• By balancing personal and societal obligations
• By enforcing strict laws
• By giving complete freedom

Why does Islam emphasise tawāzun in mas'ūliyyah?

• To ensure fairness and accountability
• To enforce strict laws
• To encourage competition
• To remove personal freedom

What is the significance of individual responsibility in Islam?

• It is essential for social cohesion
• It applies only to religious acts
• It is irrelevant in modern society
• It prevents collective progress