Chapter 3 G10 Avoiding Extravagance and Arrogance

The meaning of tabdzīr is …

• Spending wealth in the right way

• Spending wealth excessively on forbidden things

• Saving wealth for the future

• Using wealth for zakat

In QS. al-Isra'/17:27, those who are wasteful are called …

• Brothers of angels

• Brothers of devils

• Brothers of the poor

• Brothers of the rich

The opposite of isrāf and tabdzīr is …

• Asceticism and humility

• Thrift and simplicity

• Laziness and stinginess

• Pride and arrogance

The literal meaning of riyā' is …

• To show

• To hear

• To talk

• To hide

The term sum'ah means …

• Hiding deeds

• Making one's deeds heard for praise

• Saving wealth

• Performing worship sincerely

Riyā' belongs to the category of …

• Major shirk (akbar)

• Hidden shirk (khafī)

• Clear shirk (jalī)

• Single shirk (mufrad)

The meaning of takabbur is …

• Humility

• Pride and rejecting the truth

• Simplicity and asceticism

• Shame about good deeds

In QS. al-A'raf/7:40, the arrogant will not enter Paradise until …

• A mountain enters the sea

• A camel enters the eye of a needle

• The sea dries up

• The earth stops spinning

Hasad is …

• Feeling happy for others' blessings

• Feeling unhappy about others' blessings

• Feeling grateful to Allah

• Feeling humble toward people

According to hadith, envy (hasad) consumes good deeds like …

• Water wipes away dust

• Fire burns wood

• Wind blows away leaves

• Light removes darkness