MPU3223 - Top 7

What is the meaning of leadership in Islam?

• Freedom of decision-making

• A trust and responsibility towards followers

• A position in an organization

• The ability to control people

Power that comes from a formal position in an organization is called:

• Reward power

• Coercive power

• Legitimate power

• Charismatic power

Which of the following is NOT one of the five key principles of Islamic behavior?

• Trust

• Justice

• Profit

• Righteousness

Why does Islam discourage asking for leadership positions?

• It shows weak faith

• It reflects desire for power and lack of divine support

• It causes division among followers

• It delays promotion

How is coercive power viewed in Islam?

• Always permissible

• Always forbidden

• Permitted only for good purposes

• Encouraged to control followers

What is the ultimate goal of Islamic leadership compared to secular leadership?

• To gain influence

• To seek profit

• To be popular

• To achieve Jannah

How many years did Sultan Muhammad Al-Fateh rule?

• 10 years

• 19 years

• 20 years

• 30 years

Why did Umar Abdul Aziz offer high salaries to state officials?

• To improve performance

• To prevent bribery

• To reward the companions

• To show state wealth

How was Ali ibn Abi Talib appointed as caliph?

• Nominated by Abu Bakr

• Elected in a vote

• Pressured by rebels after Uthman's death

• Chosen by a shura council

What leadership lesson can we learn from Umar ibn Abdul Aziz?

• Communication and integrity are key in Islamic leadership

• Leaders may use state property

• Leaders may get rich if they are just

• All citizens must work for the government