Year 12 Summative Assessment - Akhlaq

In Islam, respecting the dignity of others is part of societal manners. Which of the following actions aligns with this teaching?

• Discussing someone’s flaws on social media.

• Asking for permission before taking or sharing someone else’s photo.

• Responding to negative comments with insults online.

• Sharing someone’s private information without their knowledge.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him speak good or remain silent.” (Bukhari and Muslim). This hadith teaches us to...

• Ignore all comments on social media.

• Use polite and kind language in communication, including online.

• Avoid sharing any information, even if it is beneficial.

• Respond to harsh words with more harshness to seek justice.

When receiving news on social media, the first step to take according to the principle of tabayyun is...

• Immediately share the news to make others aware.

• Read only the headline and then decide to share it.

• Verify the truth of the news by checking its source first.

• Comment on the news without fully reading its content.

Online comments or posts that often show a lack of digital ethics include...

• Comments that offer constructive criticism without hurting feelings.

• Posts that motivate others to do good deeds.

• The spread of fake news or hoaxes that cause unrest.

• Responding to insults with a smile and a prayer.

The following verse teaches Muslims to verify information before sharing it:
"O you who have believed, if there comes to you a disobedient one with information, investigate it." (Surah Al-Hujurat: 6). The principle taught in this verse is...

• Tabayyun

• Sincerity

• Tolerance

• Trustworthiness

A behavior that reflects digital ethics and Islamic manners in online communication is...

• Responding to negative comments with harsher insults.

• Sharing viral news without verifying its truth.

• Using polite and respectful language, even when opinions differ.

• Ignoring apologies from others on social media.

In both real and digital life, Muslims are advised to avoid gossip (ghibah). An example of ghibah in the digital world is...

• Discussing someone’s weaknesses in a private group without their knowledge.

• Sharing official information from a reliable source.

• Offering advice politely via private messages.

• Reminding friends not to spread hoaxes.

One positive impact of applying societal manners, including in the digital world, is...

• Creating conflicts between individuals and groups.

• Promoting peace and trust within society.

• Triggering divisions both online and offline.

• Making others feel disrespected.

When interacting with others online, which action demonstrates good manners according to Islamic teachings?

• Sharing personal information about someone without their consent.

• Criticizing someone harshly in a public forum.

• Sending constructive feedback privately and respectfully.

• Posting false information to gain attention.

Islam emphasizes helping others in need. On digital platforms, this can be practiced by:...

• Ignoring someone’s plea for help to avoid involvement.

• Creating awareness about a legitimate charity campaign with verified information.

• Donating to any online campaign without checking its authenticity.

• Criticizing those who ask for help online.