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SANCTITY OF LIFE IN ISLAM

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is euthanasia?

a)

The painless killing of a curable person

b)

The painless killing of a person with an incurable disease

c)

The decision to extend a patient's life

d)

The administration of drugs to relieve pain

2.

What is the Islamic perspective on euthanasia?

a)

It is allowed in all cases

b)

It is only allowed for terminally ill patients

c)

It is a crime and a grave sin

d)

It is allowed for only terminally ill ELDERLY patients

3.

What does the Qur'an say about taking life?

a)

"Take life whenever you want"

b)

"Do not take life which Allah made sacred otherwise than in the course of justice"

c)

"Killing yourself is permissible"

d)

"Do not kill yourself or others, except in a declared just war"

4.

When can taking life be permissible in Islam?

a)

Only during times of war

b)

Only if the person is terminally ill

c)

Only if the person is on life support

d)

Only in declared just war or as an item of criminal law

5.

Is it permissible in Islam to induce death in a patient?

a)

Yes, under certain conditions

b)

Only if the patient consents to it

c)

No, under no condition

d)

Only if the patient is in a terminal condition

6.

When is it permissible to stop medication or switch off a life support machine?

a)

When the patient requests it

b)

When the patient is in a terminal condition and there is no hope for recovery by doctors

c)

When the medical professionals decide it is in the patient's best interest

d)

When the patient's family decides it is time to end their suffering

7.

Why is attempting to kill oneself considered a grave sin in Islam?

a)

Because it is considered an act of cowardice

b)

Because it violates Allah's rights in giving and taking life

c)

Because it is a crime punishable by law

d)

Because it goes against the teachings of Prophet Muhammad

8.

What are the five indispensable values that the Qur'an and Hadith order to be protected in Islam?

a)

Wealth, power, freedom, education, justice

b)

Life, religion, progeny, the mind, property

c)

Health, family, knowledge, spirituality, leadership

d)

d) None of them

9.

What does Islam advise Muslims to do regarding extremism?

a)

Embrace extremism

b)

Ignore extremism

c)

Reject and oppose all kinds of extremism

d)

Support extremism

10.

What does the Qur'an say about the use of force in Islam?

a)

It is always justified when there is a perceived threat

b)

It should be used only as a last resort against oppressors of basic human rights

c)

It is forbidden under any circumstances

d)

It is the preferred method of solving conflicts

11.

According to the Qur'an, what are Muslims defined as?

a)

A radical nation

b)

An extremist nation

c)

A peaceful nation

d)

A well-balanced middle nation

12.

What is the Islamic term used for committing suicide?

a)

Qatl

b)

Intihar

c)

Qıtal

d)

Jihad

e)

Intihal

13.

What is Islam's view on suicide?

a)

Life is not mine, I do what I want!

b)

It is highly encouraged

c)

It is a major sin

d)

It is a minor sin

e)

It is permissible

14.

What is the Qur'anic verse that emphasizes the importance of preserving human life?

a)

"Do not kill (or destroy) yourselves, for verily Allah.. has been to you most Merciful"

b)

"If a person is killed unjustly, without exception some of that sin will be credited to Adam's son Cain, for he opened the way of unjust killing to humanity"

c)

"Whoever kills a person not in retaliation of murder, or (and) to spread mischief in the land, it would be as if he killed all mankind"

d)

"Those with whom you (O believers) have made a covenant and who thereafter have in no way failed their obligations towards you, and neither have aided anyone against you: observe, then, your covenant with them until the end of the term agreed with them"

15.

What is the Islamic position on attacking and killing non-combatants or civilians?

a)

It is permissible under certain circumstances

b)

It is forbidden and against Islamic justice in war

c)

It is only permissible if they are from an opposing religion or ideology

d)

It is left to individual interpretation and discretion

16.

Which of the following is NOT one of the "five indispensable" values that the Qur'an and Hadith order to be protected in Islam?

a)

Life

b)

Religion

c)

Honor

d)

Property

e)

progeny

17.

What is the punishment for accusing a Muslim of being a kafir (unbeliever, heretic) without valid substantiation?

a)

No punishment

b)

Excommunication from the Muslim community

c)

A fine

d)

It will fall back on the accuser who will face great danger in this world and in the hereafter