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ISLAM AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

According to Islam, why should humans seek to protect and preserve the environment?

a)

Because it is a human responsibility.

b)

Because the environment contains Allah's creatures that deserve protection.

c)

Because the environment is a sign of Allah's wisdom, mercy, power, and other attributes.

d)

All of them.

2.

What does the Quran say about the environment and its creatures?

a)

They are created to serve humans.

b)

They are meaningless and have no purpose.

c)

They praise and glorify Allah.

d)

They are a burden on humans.

3.

What is the trusteeship (khilafah) mentioned in the Quran?

a)

The responsibility of humans to look after the earth.

b)

The responsibility of animals to look after their offspring.

c)

The responsibility of angels to protect humans.

d)

The responsibility of nature to balance itself.

4.

Why did the heavens, earth, and hills withdraw from the trusteeship offered by Allah?

a)

Because they were not capable of fulfilling the responsibility.

b)

Because they did not want to serve humans.

c)

Because they were afraid of the burden it entails.

d)

All of them.

5.

What is the significance of the concept of "trusteeship" in Islam?

a)

It emphasizes the importance of managing resources effectively.

b)

It highlights the role of humans as protectors of the environment.

c)

It promotes the idea that humans are superior to other creatures. .

d)

It justifies the exploitation of natural resources for economic gain

6.

What is the concept of "khayr" in Islam?

a)

The concept of good and righteousness.

b)

The concept of evil and corruption.

c)

The concept of power and domination.

d)

The concept of wealth and luxury.

7.

Why do Muslims believe that protecting the environment is good in itself?

a)

Because it is a way to show gratitude to Allah.

b)

Because it helps humans develop awareness and understanding of Allah's attributes.

c)

Because it is a way to protect Allah's creatures.

d)

All of them.

8.

How does Islam view waste and pollution?

a)

They are necessary byproducts of economic growth.

b)

They are signs of progress and technological advancement.

c)

They are harmful to the environment and should be minimized.

d)

They are irrelevant to the environment and should be ignored.

9.

According to Islam, what resources are considered the property of all?

a)

Only rivers and minerals.

b)

Only the ozone layer and atmosphere.

c)

Only the oceans and wildlife of the world.

d)

Rivers, minerals, the ozone layer, atmosphere, oceans and the wildlife of the world.

10.

What is Nawafil in Islam?

a)

Obligatory prayers

b)

Voluntary acts of worship

c)

Fasting during Ramadan

d)

Zakat (charity) obligations

11.

Which of the following is a true statement about Nawafil in Islam?

a)

Nawafil are only voluntary prayers performed in addition to the obligatory five daily prayers.

b)

Nawafil are any voluntary acts of worship performed in addition to the obligatory acts, such as prayers, fasting, charity, and more.

c)

Nawafil are only recommended for certain individuals, such as scholars and religious leaders.

d)

Nawafil are not considered important in Islam and are optional for believers.

12.

What is an ecosystem?

a)

The study of outer space

b)

The living and non-living components of an environment

c)

A type of musical instrument

d)

A type of computer programming language

13.

What is global warming?

a)

An international organization for economic development

b)

A condition in which the earth's atmosphere traps heat and causes the planet's temperature to rise

c)

A type of extreme weather event

d)

A medical condition related to excessive heat exposure

14.

What are greenhouse gases?

a)

Gases used in plant nurseries to promote growth

b)

Gases that are poisonous to humans and animals

c)

Gases that trap heat in the earth's atmosphere and contribute to global warming

d)

Gases that are used in the production of plastics

15.

What is the ecological balance?

a)

A form of exercise that focuses on body balance and flexibility

b)

A condition in which all living and non-living components of an environment are in harmony

c)

A type of accounting practice used to assess a company's environmental impact

d)

A political movement focused on preserving natural habitats

16.
__________is the energy created by wind turning wind turbines.
a)
Geothermal
b)
Hydro
c)
Wind
d)
Nuclear
17.
__________is the energy generated from the sun by using solar panels.
a)
Wind
b)
Hydro
c)
Nuclear
d)
Solar
18.

Which of the following is an example of how Islamic environmental teachings can be applied in practice?

a)

The establishment of protected areas for wildlife conservation

b)

The promotion of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power

c)

The development of sustainable agriculture practices that protect soil and water resources

d)

All of them

19.

According to Islamic teachings, which of the following is not a principle of environmental stewardship?

a)

The avoidance of waste and excess

b)

The protection of biodiversity and wildlife habitats

c)

The pursuit of economic growth and technological advancement

d)

The promotion of social justice and equitable distribution of resources

20.

How can the Islamic principle of ihsan be applied to environmental stewardship?

a)

By recognizing the inherent value of all living things and treating them with respect and compassion

b)

By being mindful of the impact of our actions on the environment and taking steps to minimize harm

c)

By using resources efficiently and avoiding waste and excess

d)

All of them.