Trustworthiness in Islam Quiz

Only financial matters

Everything in life, including worship and secrets

Only guarding family secrets

Following cultural norms

To avoid embarrassment

To maintain trust and prevent betrayal

Because family members may ask you to

It is not important in Islam

By keeping the disbelievers’ possessions

By returning the disbelievers’ possessions before migrating

By only helping his followers

By using the possessions for charity

Ṣalāh (prayer)

Zakāh (almsgiving)

Hajj (pilgrimage)

Ṣawm (fasting)

It reminds Muslims that they are accountable for their actions

It only applies to major sins

It helps Muslims gain wealth

It is only relevant during acts of worship

Trust would be broken, and dishonesty would spread

Nothing significant would change

It would only affect those who lost their possessions

Society would improve

They only need to fulfill their religious duties

They must guard secrets, return trusts, and fulfill religious obligations

They can betray certain trusts if necessary

Trustworthiness is not a religious requirement

Guarding secrets

Returning deposits

Fulfilling acts of worship

Sharing confidential information to gain favor

Trustworthiness should be practiced even with those who do not share our beliefs

Trustworthiness only applies to Muslims

It is acceptable to use others' property without their permission

Betrayal is justified in certain cases

They are still fully trustworthy

They lack a key aspect of Islamic trustworthiness

It does not affect their trustworthiness

Only financial matters determine trustworthiness