Lesson: Hasad, Kibr, Riya

What is the definition of Hasad (envy)?

• Feeling happy for others' success

• Wishing for others to lose their blessings

• Being content with what you have

• Sharing your blessings with others

Which of the following is a consequence of envy?

• Increased gratitude

• Destruction of good deeds

• Strengthened relationships

• Inner peace

How can one overcome envy?

• By focusing on others' flaws

• By practicing gratitude and contentment

• By competing with others

• By ignoring the problem

What does Islam teach about envy?

• It is encouraged to motivate self-improvement

• It is a destructive sin that harms the heart

• It is permissible if directed toward non-believers

• It has no spiritual consequences

Which dua can protect against envy?

• Dua for wealth

• Dua for patience

• Dua for seeking refuge from envy (e.g., Surah Al-Falaq)

• Dua for success

What is the opposite of envy?

• Greed

• Gratitude

• Arrogance

• Laziness

Which Prophet is known for being envied by his brothers?

• Prophet Musa (AS)

• Prophet Yusuf (AS)

• Prophet Ibrahim (AS)

• Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

What is the root cause of envy?

• Generosity

• Discontentment and lack of gratitude

• Humility

• Kindness

How does envy affect relationships?

• It strengthens bonds

• It creates mistrust and resentment

Which Islamic concept helps combat envy?

• Tawakkul (reliance on Allah)

• Riya (ostentation)

• Kibr (arrogance)

• Ghibah (backbiting)