Normalizing Sins in Media: Are Muslims Becoming Desensitized?

Is it considered a sin in Islam to publicly support sinful acts on social media?

• YES

• NO

Which of the following violates the concept of Uluhiyyah on social media?

• Spreading motivational Islamic content

• Following influencers who promote haram lifestyles

• Sharing Quranic verses

• Making dua online

Is it acceptable to like or share sinful content if we do not participate in it?

• YES

• NO

What is one consequence of normalizing sin online?

• Strengthening of community faith

• Revival of sunnah
  

• Desensitization to haram

• Higher taqwa

Which Quranic value is most undermined when Muslims normalize sins on social media?

• Taqwa

• Sabr

• Adab

• Ihsan

Can admiration for sinful lifestyles affect our understanding of Allah's commands?

• YES

• NO

What does “normalization of sin” often lead to in Islamic society?

• Higher iman

• Less social cohesion

• Rejection of divine laws

• Strengthened unity

Is expressing disagreement with sinful trends on social media a form of amar ma’ruf nahi mungkar?

• YES

• NO

Which term describes a person who outwardly practices Islam but inwardly follows other desires?

• Mu’min

• Muhsin

• Muttaqin

• Munafiq

Which principle is violated when Muslims approve of haram content to gain popularity?

• Sincerity (Ikhlas)
  

• Mercy (Rahmah)

• Justice (‘Adl)

• Brotherhood (Ukhuwwah)