The Truly Bankrupt

What does the Prophet ﷺ mean by "the truly bankrupt" in the Hadith?

• Someone who has no money
  
  

• Someone who has no friends

• Someone who does good deeds but harms others
  

• Someone who does not pray

Which of the following actions could lead to spiritual bankruptcy?

• Insulting and backbiting others

• Respecting parents

• Giving zakah and helping the poor

• Praying and being kind

In the worldly sense, a bankrupt person is someone who...

• Has too many good deeds

• Helps people all the time

• Always smiles
  

• Has no money or wealth

Which action protects your good deeds from being lost?

• Spreading rumors

• Being honest and just

• Speaking harshly
  

• Lying to others

What happens to the good deeds of a person who harms others according to the Hadith?

• They increase
  

• They stay with him

• They are given to the people he harmed

• They are ignored
  

Why does the Prophet ﷺ call someone ‘truly bankrupt’ even if they prayed and fasted?
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B.
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• Because they didn’t pay zakah

• Because they didn’t read the Qur'an

• Because they didn’t have money

• Because they harmed others with their words and actions

What lesson should we learn from this Hadith?

• Avoid harming others and protect our good deeds

• Focus only on good deeds

• Only pray more

• Ignore how we treat others

How can a person protect their good deeds from being lost?

• By keeping silent in all situations

• By treating others with kindness and fairness

• By showing off their worship

• By judging others quickly

Which of the following is not a consequence of harming others?

• Losing good deeds

• Becoming spiritually bankrupt

• Gaining rewards

• Facing Allah’s judgment

Which quality does this Hadith encourage us to develop?

• Patience and silence

• Greed and selfishness
  

• Mercy and justice

• Arrogance and pride