Relevance of Moral Philosophy for Moral and Islamic Education

What is the primary goal of Islamic education?

• A) To acquire worldly knowledge only
• B) To develop moral, spiritual, intellectual, and social character
• C) To focus solely on religious practices
• D) To prioritize economic success

Which of the following best describes the concept of "Amar Makruf Nahi Mungkar"?

• A) Encouraging selfishness
• B) Promoting good and preventing evil
• C) Pursuing personal happiness
• D) Ignoring moral responsibilities

In Islamic ethics, lying is considered:Answer: B) Always morally wrong because it displeases Allah

• A) Acceptable if it benefits the majority
• B) Always morally wrong because it displeases Allah
• C) Permissible under specific conditions
• D) Encouraged to maintain social harmony

How does Moral Philosophy help strengthen Islamic values?

• A. By stressing rituals only, without discussing character
• B. By connecting Qurʾān and Sunnah teachings—like honesty and justice—to everyday actions
• C. By replacing religious duties with modern ideas
• D. By discouraging questions about right and wrong
• Option 2

What is the primary focus of moral philosophy?

• A. Memorizing legal codes
• B. Studying religious texts
• C. Understanding right and wrong in human behavior
• D. Learning scientific facts

What is a key feature of structured debates in moral philosophy education?

• A. Avoiding controversial topics
• B. Assigning students to only defend their personal beliefs
• C. Helping students appreciate opposing viewpoints
• D. Replacing case studies with written exams

Why does Moral Philosophy matter in making decisions?

• A. It removes the need for any rules at all
• B. It encourages critical thinking about why something is right or wrong, building moral integrity
• C. It guarantees financial success
• D. It teaches people to follow authority without reflection

What is a primary goal of involving students in community service projects?

• A. To practice competitive debate
• B. To encourage memorization of virtues
• C. To foster empathy and civic responsibility
• D. To reduce time spent in the classroom

What is the main focus of Moral Philosophy (Ethics)?

• A. Discovering new scientific laws
• B. Deciding what is morally right or wrong, good or bad
• C. Improving physical fitness
• D. Predicting the weather

How does Kantian ethics differ from consequentialist theories?

• A. It ignores human dignity
• B. It focuses solely on emotions
• C. It judges morality based on duties, not outcomes
• D. It allows immoral acts if the results are good