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Ethical Principles from Sunnah

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

ARE U GUYS READYYY ?????? If you ready please draw HEART

2.

Definition of Sunnah: the way of the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W includes his statements, actions, tacit approvals, personality, physical description, or biography

a)
b)
3.

What is Tacit Approval ?

a)

a traditional account of things said or done by Muhammad or his companions

b)

moral principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity

c)

expressed without words or speech; implied or indicated but not actually expressed

4.

In the slides, we discussed several hadith related to ethics. What are among of them?

a)

Ethics to Animal

b)

Ethics to Neighbor

c)

Ethics to Parents

d)

Ethics to Teachers

5.

Do you remember the definition of justice? Hmm, what is it?

a)

Place things on appropriate place

b)

Putting thing on correct place

c)

Treating family fairly by providing them with what they rightfully deserve and by rightfully positioning things

6.

Why the Prophet was being called al-Amin? Choose two answers.

a)

because he likes to help people

b)

because he has a son named Amin

c)

because he never tell lies

d)

because he is incorruptible

7.

"to be impatient when finding it hard to abstain from sins" is not a type of patience.

a)
b)
8.

Do all Malay customs comply with the Sunnah?

a)
b)
9.

All of these are the Customs of visit and coming to other people's house, except;

a)

Before entering the house, the visitor must take off the shoes.

b)

We need to prioritize praying before eating if the food has already been served.

c)

When we want to pass by a group, we must lower our head a little bit and extend one of our hands while saying "maafkan saya" (excuse me)

d)

When the homeowner serves the food, it is impolite to reject it.

10.

Select the Marriage Custom(s) that are permissible according to the Sunnah.

a)

Merisik (spying)

b)

Merenjis (Sprinkling)

c)

Berinai (Wearing Henna)